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Migra Eeze with Standardized Butterbur |
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LE709 $23.13
In Germany, doctors are recommending a natural extract from the herb butterbur to those who suffer from regular episodes of head cavity discomfort. In clinical trials in both Germany and the United States, butterbur reduced the incidence of head cavity discomforts by up to 61%.1,2 Butterbur's principal active constituent, petasin, reduces smooth muscle spasms and helps relax the constriction of cerebral blood vessels. Butterbur's ability to relax constricted arteries and smooth muscle may help control head cavity discomfort. Life Extension's new Migra-Eeze™ contains butterbur root extract standardized to provide 22.5 mg of petasins with each daily dose of two softgels. Riboflavin (vitamin B2) and ginger are included based on the ability of these nutrients to exert functional changes that may also guard against head cavity discomforts. 1. Lipton RB, Gobel H, Einhaupl KM, Wilks K, Mauskop A.
Neurology. 2004 Dec 28;63(12):2240-4.
Migra-Eeze™ uses a patented butterbur extract carefully extracted using state-of-the-art technology to obtain key active ingredients while containing no detectable toxic pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PA). Printed with permission of Life Extension www.lef.org. Customer comments: "This product really works. I used to suffer from migraine headaches, especially during periods of seasonal change. Now if I take Migra-Eeze when the seasons start to change, I don't get a migraine." - Raymond D. "I've used Migrea-Eeze myself at the start of a migraine and found that it lessens the severity and duration of the headache. So I gave it to my 13-year-old daughter when she got a migraine headache. She finds that she recovers from the headache within 1-2 hours" - Kim C. Dosage and Use
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