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Migraine
Migraine
By Peter Rose FSI
The content includes: – What is migraine, migraine causes and solutions.
What is a migraine?
Migraines are much more that "only" a severe headache. The textbooks describe a migraine as "hemi-head" (half of the head) so it is not all pain head.
Symptoms
1) Normally, but not always, begins with a "brilliant" earned him the loss of vision affecting the edges of vision.
2) After you get an intense pain in the middle of the head
3) It will probably be sufficient nausea and the pain is so intense you can not function at all
4) The problem may last for several hours and at worst a few days
SOLUTIONS
Lie in the dark room and try to relax
Analgesics
Magnetic necklace, although these are the most used proactively see C) below
Diadema magnets
The neck-site support and the imams in charge of the case to see more down
CAUSES
The main triggers of migraines seem to be
A) The chemistry of the body-hormonal
B) The stress and emotional strain
C) Physical muscular disruption to supply blood to the head of
D) Food intolerance-see conclusions below
DESCRIPTION
A) The chemistry of the body, these headaches usually occur in a pattern that is in regular time intervals related. In women this is often related to menstruation cycle
SOLUTIONS
Keep a diary to establish the cycle or pattern and learn the "advance warning" signs at first signal, or when an attack by —
Keeping a magnetic necklace
Use a tape
Lie down and try to relax in a dark room
Analgesics
DESCRIPTION
B) The stress and emotional strain that begins in the brain trauma that in turn triggers a migraine. The mechanism may be that stress causes muscle tension see C) below
SOLUTIONS
Try to learn the techniques that reduce stress, ie Yoga Tai Chi Mediation
Use a magnetic support in the neck at night when you're tense
At the first sign of hardening of the muscles apply ferrite magnets Spot 800 S-1 and S-2 in tight areas
DESCRIPTION
C) Physics, in this type of activation often has a hardening of the muscle structure in the upper back. There is an area between the spine and shoulder blades, where the muscles get very tight and this extends to the neck. This appears to reduce the blood supply to the head and this in turn triggers a migraine. The restriction may be due to stress, but can also be overuse of muscles.
SOLUTIONS
At the first sign of tightening muscles apply magnets ferrite Spot 800 S-1 and S-2 in tight areas
Practice some form of relaxation
Aromatherapy
Magnetic Necklace
If migraine is ingrained and too late for the Lie-reduction methods in dark room
Take painkillers
Diadem magnets
CONCLUSIONS
Migraines are very debilitating and can ruin the life of the victim, even those who often suffer find that the fear of an attack cause problems. Try to keep a record and establish a pattern, see if the pattern is related to any particular activity or of a particular food. Some people have migraine headaches as a reaction to certain foods. Often cited is the chocolate, but food intolerances can be triggers. The Migraine may not occur for some time after eating the offending food, it takes time to digest and separate the chemicals that you might intolerant a. It may seem laborious to keep a diary of what you eat when you eat and your activities, but if you can avoid an attack is all worthwhile. The solutions shown above are apply once the trigger migraine has started.
To learn more please www.magnetictherapy.co.uk visit to this site will also find details of an on-line course of magnetic therapy.
About the Author
Peter Rose
Personal Profile
Born 16/2/42
Having trained as a technical engineer in electro magnetic motors I then spent many years studying, with the leading teachers of the time, holistic forms of health care. Including Shiatsu and Acupuncture. In the later part of this time I started to investigate the use of magnets as part of health care
I have treated thousands of patients using this experience and knowledge;
1983/4 studied Shiatsu at the East West Centre in London and continued studies with Harold Dull, Waturi Ohashi, Yamomoto etc
1984 to 1986 studied massage/ anatomy/ physiology/ acupuncture and homoeopathy with the Association of Natural Medicines.
Now retired from providing treatments that incorporate Shiatsu, Acupressure, Magnet Therapy, Moxibustion and advice on herbal, flower and homoeopathic remedies.
I have developed an on line course of instruction in Magnetic Therapy
Author of books on the I Ching and Magnet Therapy ( The practical guide to magnet
therapy pub Godsfield Press and Magnet healing pub Time Life.) but now concentrating on the “on line magnetic therapy course” and working on other books
www.magnetictherapy.co.uk www.shiatsu-international.com
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