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Which health professionals are helping the most?

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There are so many options when it comes to migraine or headache treatment – but which health professionals are actually helping patients?

That was the question of our most recent poll – Which one of these (health professionals) has helped you really fight headache/migraine symptoms?

Here are the results:

Health Professionals Poll

Dentists, nurses and OB/GYN doctors did not get any votes (remember, this is a small poll – I know these have helped many people too!).

What can we tell from this poll?

First, we are right to point people to headache/migraine specialists.  People are finding good treatment when they go to someone with knowledge and experience in the field.

Second, they’re not the only ones making a difference.  There are many health professionals who have really helped (remember, anyone who got a vote was someone who had helped a patient the most (patients could chose up to 3).

This poll should not suggest to you that you should go to a specialist and ignore the rest.  I’m a big advocate of having a team fighting for you.  You could be missing some important treatment if you only go to one person.  Get different kinds of advice from different perspectives, and you’ll be a lot better off.

Yes, some people voted for a total, complete QUACK.  Well, unless you’re a duck, I suggest you stick with people who have some real knowledge in the field, and just avoid the quacks right from the start. 🙂

Now why not vote in our new poll?  Check out the right side of this page…

New LipiGesic M Winners!

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Can you believe it?  Some of the winners of the LipiGesic M giveaway haven’t contacted me – so I’m announcing some new winners to replace them!  Please be sure to contact me here (☜ this is the important part!) over the next week with your address so that we can send you your prize.

The new winners are:

  • Jessica Pestka
  • Heather Beebe Koczan
  • Teresa Uhle

These three join our original winners:

  • Heather Koczan
  • Mary LaHay
  • Laurel Nelson
  • Cathleen MacPhee
  • Sanja Arietta
  • Sally Andruss
  • Theresa Maddox

Announcing the LipiGesic M Winners!

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Congratulations to the winners of the LipiGesic® M giveaway, sponsored by PuraMed BioScience®!

Here are the 10 winners, chosen using random.org . . .

  • Sally Andruss
  • Sanja Arietta
  • Amber Parton Hass
  • Heather Beebe Koczan
  • Mary LaHay
  • Cathleen MacPhee
  • Theresa Maddox
  • Laurel Nelson
  • Beverly Saum
  • Susan Trader

If you won, just send me your US mailing address, and our friends at PuraMed BioScience® will send you your prize!  (Of course your address will only be used to send you your free LipiGesic-M.)

If you didn’t win this time, stay tuned for more giveaways in the future!  And here’s some information about where to find LipiGesic M.

Want to know more?  Here’s another video about this natural product for fighting migraine.

Giveaway, and Clinical Trial of LipiGesic M (video)

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Don’t forget – there’s still time to enter the giveaway and receive a free box of LipiGesic® M from our friends at PuraMed BioScience®!

While you’re waiting to see if you’ve won, check out this video about a trial that was done using LipiGesic M.  The doctor explaining the procedure is Dr. Roger Cady Co-Founder and CEO of the Headache Care Center in Springfield, Missouri.

Haven’t entered yet?  Enter now!

Don’t forget – the LipiGesic M Give-Away!

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There is still time to enter the giveaway to win a free 8 count box of migraine-fighter LipiGesic® M!

LipiGesic M is a treatment for migraine which uses two well-researched supplements – ginger and feverfew.  But why these two?

Well, for one thing there is almost no incident of adverse effects with these two treatments.  That already gives them an advantage over many drug treatments.

However, there are some very specific ways in which these two fight migraine symptoms.

Feverfew

Feverfew is one of the best-recognized herbs used for migraine treatment.  Feverfew is actually a member of the daisy family.  It was long used for treatment of migraine before modern science began to confirm that it really does work.

Feverfew has been used both as a preventative for migraine and an abortive (as in LipiGesic M).  For some migraineurs, it not only reduces pain but also other migraine symptoms, such as sensitivity to light or noise and even nausea.

Even more good news: Feverfew is an anti-inflammatory, may stop spasms in the blood vessels, and one study (Monica Guzman, PhD, of the University of Rochester Medical School and research team, 2005) even suggested it may have leukemia-fighting properties!

No wonder feverfew has helped so many migraineurs!

Ginger

Over the last few years there has been an increased interest in ginger specifically as a nausea-fighter.  Some researchers have suggested that it be taken after some surgeries and during cancer treatments.  It’s also been used for motion sickness, and morning sickness during pregnancy.

But not only can ginger stop the nausea of migraine, it can have a part in killing the pain.  Ginger also has anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties, and is often taken for muscle pain and migraine pain.

Taken in a special combination, using the specially designed sublingual packets of LipiGesic M, you’ve got an excellent natural treatment that can help fight your migraine symptoms.  You can read more about ginger and feverfew at the LipiGesic M website.

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