• My 6 Favorite HeadaTerm 2 Features

    My 6 Favorite HeadaTerm 2 Features

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    HeadaTerm 2: FDA-Cleared Migraine Relief for less than $80 Use code: CEREBRALTORQUE for 20% OFF! Get HeadaTerm 2 Now Your browser does not support the video tag. Uses the same eTNS technology...

    My 6 Favorite HeadaTerm 2 Features

    Cerebral Torque

    HeadaTerm 2: FDA-Cleared Migraine Relief for less than $80 Use code: CEREBRALTORQUE for 20% OFF! Get HeadaTerm 2 Now Your browser does not support the video tag. Uses the same eTNS technology...

  • The Two Migraine Pathophysiology Theories

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    Migraine Pathophysiology Theories

    The Two Migraine Pathophysiology Theories

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    Migraine Pathophysiology Theories

  • Cortical Spreading Depression Video Study Guide

    Cortical Spreading Depression Video Study Guide

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    (Scroll down for video) Important Concepts: Definition of Cortical Spreading Depression (CSD): A wave of neuronal and glial depolarization that slowly progresses across the cerebral cortex. Role in Migraine: CSD...

    Cortical Spreading Depression Video Study Guide

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    (Scroll down for video) Important Concepts: Definition of Cortical Spreading Depression (CSD): A wave of neuronal and glial depolarization that slowly progresses across the cerebral cortex. Role in Migraine: CSD...

  • A Breakthrough on the Horizon: PACAP-Targeting Antibodies Offer New Promise for Migraine Prevention

    A Breakthrough on the Horizon: PACAP-Targeting ...

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    Migraine patients may soon have a new treatment option. Recent clinical trials show promising results for Lu AG09222, a monoclonal antibody targeting PACAP, a neuropeptide involved in migraine pathophysiology.

    A Breakthrough on the Horizon: PACAP-Targeting ...

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    Migraine patients may soon have a new treatment option. Recent clinical trials show promising results for Lu AG09222, a monoclonal antibody targeting PACAP, a neuropeptide involved in migraine pathophysiology.

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Migraine Journals

Research shows NATURAL ingredient in Migraine Guard MAX may be as effective as sumatriptan!*

Comparison Between the Efficacy of Ginger and Sumatriptan in the Ablative Treatment of the Common Migraine 

“Two hours after using either drug, mean headaches severity decreased significantly. Efficacy of ginger powder and sumatriptan was similar. Clinical adverse effects of ginger powder were less than sumatriptan. Patients' satisfaction and willingness to continue did not differ. The effectiveness of ginger powder in the treatment of common migraine attacks is statistically comparable to sumatriptan. Ginger also poses a better side effect profile than sumatriptan.”

Maghbooli M, et al. (2014).Comparison between the efficacy of ginger and sumatriptan in the ablative treatment of the common migraine. DOI: 10.1002/ptr.4996

Migraine Guard MAX is correctly dosed. Other companies will underdose for higher profit margins. Not Cerebral Torque! As migraineurs ourselves, we pride ourselves on formulating products that work.

Dosages Are Important

Other companies may underdose for higher profit margins. Not Cerebral Torque! As migraineurs ourselves, we pride ourselves on formulating products that work. Migraine Guard MAX was designed to provide migraine relief, not profits. Read our FAQ to see the science behind our ingredients and dosages.

FAQ
Top quality ingredients for Migraine Guard MAX. We use a 10:1 extract for our herbs. Powdered extracts are extremely potent and very shelf stable

Quality Ingredients

We use a 10:1 extract for our herbs. Powdered extracts are extremely potent and very shelf stable. A 10:1 extract means that ten parts of the original plant went into producing just one part of the final extract. This results in a highly concentrated product. Remember, taking one teaspoon of powdered extract is the equivalent of using over three tablespoons of the whole herb!

Supplement Facts

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.  This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.*