Bottom
Line:
Waking
up with a headache or consistently getting one by the end of work each day is
not fun (or normal). Headaches can be caused by a variety of factors, none of
which are a shortage of medication in your body! As a matter of fact, if you
have been relying on drugs to find relief day after day, there is a variety of
new research that encourages you to reconsider.
Why
it Matters:
Relying
on medications to find relief each and every day places an enormous amount of
strain on your liver and other internal organs. What’s more, researchers have
found that a common “side” effect of many popular headache mediations is…more
headaches! And if that wasn’t enough to encourage you to think differently
about how to treat your headaches, new research has found an increased risk of heart
attacks in people who had taken NSAIDs (or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory
drugs). It’s easy to see why our firm belief is that the best way for most people
to find relief from their headaches is through natural healthcare such as
combination of Chiropractic and light stress-relieving exercise like yoga.
·
Headache medications often have dangerous side effects.
·
Research has shown little to no evidence that such drugs are effective at
treating headaches.
·
In a recent study, over 30% of participants saw a 100% improvement in the
frequency and severity of their headaches after receiving Chiropractic care.
Next
Steps:
Our
workshop on finding natural solutions and relief from headaches is coming up
soon! We’ll help you discover the causes of many common types of headaches, share
tips on reducing their impact in your life, and review the steps you can take to
ensure that you don’t have to suffer from them in the future. Share this with a
friend and be sure to let us know how many people will be attending the
workshop with you!
Science
Source(s):
Dose-Response
and Efficacy of Spinal Manipulation for Chronic Cervicogenic Headache: A Pilot
Randomized Controlled Trial. The Spine Journal. 2010
Chiropractic
spinal manipulative therapy for cervicogenic headache: a single-blinded,
placebo, randomized controlled trial. BioMed Central. 2017
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