SHUT DOWN migraine frequency… in as little as 30 days?

When you feel a migraine coming on, sometimes all you can do is just RETREAT.

Turn off all the lights… close the drapes… and hide under the covers until it’s over.

You don’t want to eat… and you can just forget about listening to your favorite music or watching TV.

You’ve even got to put the phone away!

Don’t let migraine attacks keep you from DOING the things you love… or SEEING the people you love.

There’s a natural way to suffer from FEWER migraines — ones that are LESS SEVERE and SUBSIDE more quickly.

But you may have NEVER heard about it…

Because the American Headache Society WON’T endorse its use…

Even though experts have DEFINITIVELY concluded that it’s safe!

Here’s what they’re not telling you.

PLAGUED by migraines

Butterbur (Petasites hybridus) grows in the boggy areas of Europe and Asia…

And while it’s part of the daisy family, it’s not the flowers you should be concerned with — it’s the leaves and roots.

Butterbur leaves, in fact, are the biggest among any British plant – so big, they say, you could wear them as a hat!

In the Middle Ages, butterbur was used to treat the plague…

Which is why the Germans still call it “Pestwurz,” or “plague root.”

In one clinical trial published in Neurology, study participants were able to SLASH the frequency of their migraines by nearly HALF, on average.

While taking butterbur was shown to be most effective after 3 months… some experienced significant migraine relief in as little as 1 month.

That means if you were to start today… you could head into the holiday season with FEWER worries about migraine attacks…

And MORE days when you can be up and about, enjoying the holiday spirit!

The key seems to be its content of the active compounds petasin and isopetasin, which are known for their anti-inflammatory qualities.

Butterbur also seems to relieve spasms… which can help relax the muscles and blood vessels involved in a migraine headache.

One of the most studied forms of butterbur is the patented extract known by the brand name Petadolex.

It was first developed in Europe in the 1970s… and it’s been used in this country for nearly 20 years…

But you can choose any butterbur supplement from a quality maker you trust… sometimes labeled as “purple butterbur”…

As long as it’s been certified as PA-free.

That means that it’s ELIMINATED all traceable content of pyrrolizidine alkaloids… which are plant chemicals that can pose a risk to your liver.

The most researched and recommended dosage is 75 mg, twice daily.

To migraine relief,

Melissa Young

P.S. There’s a “forehead trick” for migraines you should know about – one that that can SLAM the brakes on an attack and beat back that BLINDING pain.

I shared it with you earlier this week… but if you missed it, click right here to read all about it.