Migraine Headache
Riboflavin Migraines
The researchers at the American headache society have
found that in addition to riboflavin, magnesium, feverfew, coenzyme Q10
also reduces the recurrence rate of migraines. To know more about Riboflavin migraines, read The
Latest Tools For Headache Relief.
Headache is a very common problem. Everybody has experienced
headache at some point of time. There are several different kinds of headache like
hypertension headache, acupressure headache, tension headache, sinus
headache, cluster headache, eye strain headache, blurred vision
headache, daily headache and so on. Migraine is also a kind of headache
and can be treated with proper medication, but all migraine medications
prove useless unless proper health regime is followed. Intake of
relatively small amounts of riboflavin (vitamin B2) may reduce the
frequency and severity of riboflavin migraines in chronic sufferers.
Riboflavin was originally considered for migraine headache treatment because
researchers observed that migraine sufferers tend to have impaired
energy production in brain cells, which riboflavin has the potential to
enhance being a component of a key substance involved in energy
production. Riboflavin does not appear to cause any significant adverse
effects even when high doses are administered, but it is possible that
taking large amounts of it might cause subtle imbalances in body
chemistry. For that reason, lower doses are preferable.
Riboflavin, also known as vitamin B2, performs a variety of functions, from aiding
in the manufacture of red blood cells to assisting in the extraction of
energy from carbohydrates, protein, and fat. And now, it has presented
itself as a possible headache reliever.