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                     May 4, 2012 
                    Stop migraines by taking these  nutrients with magnesium 
                    Last week, I told you how  magnesium could save your life if you have a heart attack. This wonderful  nutrient can help lower your blood pressure, ease constipation, and reduce diabetic  symptoms. Now there’s evidence it can reduce the frequency of migraines if you  take it with three other nutrients. 
                    The researchers conducted this  new study on children. But it will work just as well on adults. The researchers  gave a group of school-aged children a combination of gingko biloba, CoQ10,  riboflavin (vitamin B2), and magnesium. They found that the four-nutrient  cocktail significantly reduced the frequency of migraine attacks. Their  frequency dropped from 9.71 per month to 4.53 per month. That’s a greater than  50% reduction in attacks. 
                    I always prefer to look for the  cause of migraines first. These can include a toxic diet, food allergies,  stress, etc. But some people need immediate relief. Certainly, if you have a  real problem with migraines, and your doctor is pushing toxic drugs on you,  consider these incredibly safe nutrients. Gingko is great for nourishing brain  vessels. Magnesium helps normalize arteries in general and helps blood flow.  CoQ10 is great for brain health. And B vitamins are critical for cell  metabolism. 
                    Take 60 mg twice daily of gingko extract, 100 mg  daily of riboflavin (please take with other B vitamins), 100 mg daily of CoQ10 as Ubiquinol, and up to 1,000 mg of magnesium. Start with 250-500  mg daily, as larger amounts can cause loose bowels.
                     
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                    Ref: Ginkgolide B complex  efficacy for brief prophylaxis of migraine in school-aged children: an  open-label study," Esposito M, Carotenuto M, Neurol Sci, 2010 Sept 25. 
                    
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