It is based on a book called The Second Brain, or the brain in the gut. It uses naturapathic supplements to help with migriane. Since I have had some success with a feverfew, b2, Co Q 10, magnesium, butterbur regime I am curious about this nutritional approach.
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Q: Has anyone heard of a group called foreverwell.com. which uses nutritional supplements?
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I am taking Feverfew, mafnesium 400 mg, B2 400mgs, CoQ 10 and Butterbur. I had success with it for about 6 months . Then I had hernia surgery on my gut and the migraines came back. Has anyone had success with this formula? I know that Imitrex used to work for me for 8 years than stopped working. Could this be happening with formula. I have also been on 400-600 mg daily of morphine when I was getting the daily headaches. I am wondering if that is now part of the problem. Is it making me more sensitive to pain. Can it cause rebound headache. It is my opinion that a rebound headache is different than a migraine. It does not center on the eyeball. It is usually on the top of my head and I only treat those with ice. I use ice a lot and wonder if I am damaging my eyes by an excessive use of ice. The daily migraines came out of the blue when I hit 50. The year before I had very few headaches and was hardly using any meds at all. The whammo, I started getting dailly ones and NOTHING worked. Any clues?