Headache, the cause and the solution - always see a doctor

Headache, the cause and the solution - always see a doctor

migraines. The cause and healing

The most common shapes of headache are migraines, tension headache and cluster headache. Theory of migraines is usually only 1 active ingredient, ergotamine, the alkaloid of the grain and its chemical derivatives. The pain can be reinforced for years due to the ergotamine.

Three phases of migraines:

1. Pre -phase. Sensitivity to light, visual, crawling sensations, dizziness or general malaise. The brain's arteries narrow during this phase

2. Pain phase. Poster, one -sided headache with nausea and vomiting. The cerebral arteries lake up and expand in this phase

3. Edema phase. There is a persistent, dull pain. The skull arteries and the surrounding tissue become anatomically pathological by being edematously and swollen

vasoconstriction and vasodilation as the causes of migraines:

Both narrowing and dilation can trigger headaches, and because both situations lead to excess blood liquids get into the brain tissue.

result is a local edema, which then exerts a mechanical effect on the surrounding nerves. The affected edema tissue swells and stretches. The head is a "pressure chamber" and the amount of interstitial liquid and blood is disturbed. Pain is the result. In addition, the oxygen supply of the brain is hindered by narrowing the capillaries and the low speed of the blood flow associated with dilation. The hard cerebral layer (Dura Mata), the Sinus Cavernosus and the arteria basilaris.

• Vasoconstriction, blood vague takes place with increasing internal pressure of the blood vessels so that they become more permeable.

This is a reaction of the sympathetic nervous system

• Vasodilation, the blood vessels release excess liquid to the surrounding tissue due to the low speed of the blood flow. This is a reaction of the parasympathetic.

vasodialation is a reaction of the parasympathetic nervous system

Weekend migraine during the most relaxing weekend, the reduction of the high sympathetic tone leads to excessive dominance of the regeneration systems of the parasympatheticism due to work stress. The result is a pronounced expansion of the brain vessels, which can then trigger a migraine attack. Seastant or meditation or similar training would obviously contraindicated in such migraine situations, since such practices would further increase the parasympathetic tone. Here, strong coffee could be the therapy of choice, since coffee stimulates the adrenal glands and provokes an adrenaline thrust - the blood vessels tend to contract.

chronic headache accompanied by shortness of breath = a sign that environmental toxins are present. If the headache has existed since radiation therapy, this is an indication of anemia due to the destruction of the bone marrow with a resulting undersupply of cerebral oxygen supply.

harmful effects through the inner environment of the 'modern' office building = harmful air quality and continuous electrosmog. This is accompanied by depression and fatigue, poor concentration and frequent sleep disorders. Eye irritation are noticeable and bronchial complaints

cluster headache is characterized by unbearable, boring pain that usually migrate upwards and on the side. The attacks last up to 2 hours and occur for up to six times a day for up to 6 weeks. Men are the main suffering and stress is part of their lives, to which they cannot say "no". In the cluster headache, an affected eye is reddened and tears strongly, while the nose is constantly running.

tension headache is the most common headache. Dull, oppressive, heavy and not located in a certain region of the head. It usually occurs first when you wake up and can last for several weeks. In addition, there are also physical complaints, chronic sinus infections and arthrosis of the cervical spine as well as disorders of the jaw joints

stress headache can also be seen as a tension headache and caused by stress at work and in leisure time. Stress constantly releases adrenaline in the adrenal glands, which means that the blood vessels are constantly narrowed - especially the brain region. Increased adrenaline production leads to an increased glucoseization - adrenaline is an antagonist from insulin. The result is an ischemia with inadequate oxygen supply and then the headache. This pain is extremely oppressive, as if the head bursts and the blood pressure rises

weather -sensitive headache are usually due to a vegetative nervous system and thus to a weakness of the blood vessels. In the case of air pressure fluctuations and abrupt air pressure changes, the sensation threshold of the vegetative nervous system is reduced. The concentration of the parasympathetic neurotransmitter serotonin in the blood increases with the advent of certain warm weather conditions. This chemical has the potential to excessively expand the capillaries and thus cause headaches. In these cases, calcium antagonists look good as a temporary measure. Certain susceptible people are also sensitive to electrical discharges of air masses and electrosmog. Movement can help and alternately hot and cold shower. Food with histamine, tyramine (cheese, red wine, citrus fruits) and phenylethyldiamine (chocolate) must be avoided. Spout clothing such as “training suits” or ski suits should also be avoided because they can charge themselves enormously through static electricity.

leader intestine

can occur as a result of an inadequate intestinal flora. It can also do when rhizoids (finger -like projections) grow into the intestinal walls.

The cells in most areas of the body are very close together. The cells in the intestinal tract are further apart, so that more space remains for Candida, parasites, heavy metal deposits or other harmful bacteria. As soon as these conditions perforate the intestinal wall; Detaching food, faeces and bacteria infect the bloodstream. Toxicity and malabsorption can then become a problem. As a result, brain fog, rashes, fatigue and/or headache, chemical sensitivities and possibly food allergies can occur.

food allergy

1 headache through food

2 headaches in which foods seem to play a subordinate role

3 those who have caused food under certain conditions, including stress or exhaustion

chemical means:

alcohol mononatrium glutamate nitrate/nitrite

Theobromin caffeine benzoic acid

phenylethylamine food dyes tyramine

salicylate

hypothyroidism

Check the symptoms with your doctor

adrenal insufficiency

cortisol hormones have a wide range of functions and practice significant control over the function of digestive, immune and nerve symptoms:

maintaining a normal blood sugar level

increased metabolism or protein reduction

increased distribution of fates

suppressed synthesis of white blood cells

suppressed immunallergic reactions

irritability of the nervous system

increased production of gastric acid

increased bladder pressure and urination

increased loss of sodium, potassium and water over the urine

Solutions to headaches:

homeopathic Nux vomica relieves throbbing headache and nausea - also good with Kater

Kali bich also good for colds

Ignatia with stinging headaches (e.g. after crying)

gel semium in sick nervous headache, flu

Belladonna throbbing headache, earache and facial neuralgia

detox from New Vista - Addex for detoxification of food intolerance. These can build up

complex homeopathy

chemex for detoxification of chemical intolerances (e.g. working in a cleaning, petrol station, etc.)

had help with the pain of the migraines

VGT to treat dizziness

organ support liver liquid. A nutritious remedy to support the liver

herb nut herb also known as the Tanacetum Parthenium. This herb inhibits the thrombocyte aggregation and the secretion of serotonin, one of the substances that are released in migraine head pain

dietary supplements for migraines

Amino acids where are they found? Food of animal origin such as meat and poultry, fish, eggs and dairy products are the richest food sources of the essential amino acids

5-hydroxytryptopha also indexed as: 5-HTP Supplemental 5-HTP is obtained naturally from the seeds of the Griffonia Simplicifolia, a West African medicinal plant.

vitamin B2 also indicated as: riboflavin where does it occur? Dairy products, eggs and meat contain considerable amounts of vitamin B2. Green leafy vegetables and entire and so -called enriched grains contain some vitamin B2.

vitamin D Where does it occur? Lebertran is an excellent source of food for vitamin D, as well as food enriched with vitamin D. Traces of vitamin D can be found in egg yolk and butter. However, the majority of the vitamin D in the body is formed during a chemical reaction that begins with the sun's rays on the skin. Cholecalciferol (vitamin D3) is the animal form of this vitamin

magnesium where does it occur? Nuts and grain are good magnesium sources. Beans, dark green vegetables, fish and meat also contain considerable amounts.

the same has anti -inflammatory, pain -relieving and tissue properties that can help protect the joints. Several double -blind studies have shown that seed for people with osteoarthritis is useful, increased the formation of healthy tissue14 and pain, stiffness and swelling better reduced than placebos and comparable to medication such as ibuprofen and naproxen.

vitamin C (ascorbate, ascorbic acid) What does it do? Vitamin C is a water -soluble vitamin that acts as a strong antioxidant. As an antioxidant, one of the important functions of vitamin C is the protection of LDL cholesterol against oxidative damage. Acts as a detox in chemical allergies and supports the adrenal gland where is it found? Brokkoli, red peppers, currants, rosewoil, parsley, rosehip, acerola berries, citrus fruits and strawberries are good vitamin C sources.