How to Tackle Headaches - Reasons for Headaches, and Natural Remedies & Cures

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Table of Contents Introduction Bilious Headaches Headaches caused by Anemia Nervous headaches Psychological Reasons Fear and Anger Self Pity Fasting Fare Acute and Chronic Headaches Natural remedies for Curing Headaches Warm and Cold Remedies for Headaches Aromatherapy Stimulating Infusions Cure for Migraines Conclusion Author Bio Publisher Introduction For most of us out there, especially those who are living life in a stress filled atmosphere, a headache seems to be common, especially when the muscles of the neck have tensed up and soon you find your head pounding. So what do you do, you look for the nearest cure it all over the counter headache remedy, pop a couple of pills, and hope against hope that the headache is going to go away. This book is for all of those people who are suffering from headaches, literal and figurative which do not seem to quite go away. A headache is normally a symptom for some sort of ailment in the body. It can also because as a side effect of a number of drugs, which we are so used to taking by the fistful. It can also be caused due to systemic changes in your body, brought about by toxin accumulation. Toxins have the bad habit of stimulating your system internally and this sort of stimulation is capable of being passed to your brains, through the sensory systems, and nerves. And the symptoms of a headache begin to show up. And that is why you find yourself suffering from headaches, occasionally, especially if you are not feeling well, have some sort of infection in your body, or are suffering from lifestyle diseases like constipation, and other digestive problems. You may also find yourself suffering from a headache, if you have weak eyes. Continuous strain and stress upon your optic nerves in order to focus on an object either far away from you, or near you may cause you to feel tension, and then bring about a headache. There is only one cure for it, get your eyes checked, and get a corrective pair of glasses. Nevertheless, this cure of getting glasses to get rid of headaches is an artificial aid, and definitely not the cure for headaches caused due to some other reasons like infections in your body. These are the side effects of something, which needs to be tackled, diagnosed, and cured right now, and just using glasses as an excuse and a crutch in order to hope that you are going to get cured of headaches is living in a fool’s paradise.

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