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SICAP - HEADACHE BUSTER

SICAP - HEADACHE BUSTER
SICAP - HEADACHE BUSTER
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Sinus Buster Nasal Spray Headache Buster Formula Metered Dose by SiCap Industries
This is our classic homeopathic Sinus Buster formula with the addition of organic Feverfew Extract and Peppermint Oil. This formula is designed especially to combat and help prevent migraine headaches.

It can be used during full blown attacks as often as needed, and can also be used when symptoms first begin, which may prevent full blown attacks altogether.

Aside from relieving pain, this formula also helps to relieve light sensitivity and nausea associated with chronic headache attacks.

Sinus Buster Homeopathic Headache Formula is designed as a long-term prevention tool to combat chronic headaches. Although the natural homeopathic ingredients relieve general headache symptoms, the effectiveness increases over time, leading to the prevention of painful headache symptoms.

The preventative components of this formula become most effective after 5 days of consistent use. According to Homeopathic principals, the Feverfew & Peppermint extracts in Sinus Buster Headache Formula are designed to create an autoimmune response that trains the body to naturally fight and prevent general symptoms.

Please note that Capsaicin, Feverfew and Peppermint can actually bring on a headache for a very tiny fraction of users who suffer from occasional migraines. The response is rare and will go away for most people within a few days of regular use.

If your headaches occur only occasionally or in distinct cycles, it is not advised to start treatment until symptoms begin to appear. Once you start usage, it is important to continue with daily preventative use at least once daily.

Capsaicin (The Natural derivative of Hot Peppers), instantly effects the tiny nerve fibers inside the nasal passages and along the Trigeminal nerve network forcing them to expand releasing chemicals that cause pain and inflammation.This family of chemicals known as Substance P are made by our own bodies. When Capsaicin comes in contact with these chemicals, it depletes them almost instantly which results in a significant decrease of inflammation and headache pain. Capsaicin also sparks the body to release natural endorphins which can help the body to overcome chronic bouts of headache pain.

Feverfew has been shown to prevent and relieve Migraine headaches. Feverfew has also been used in the prevention and treatment of asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, and for inflammatory skin conditions such as psoriasis and insect bites.

Peppermint Oil has been used therapeutically for thousands of years. The medicinal uses date back to ancient Japanese and Chinese civilizations for a variety of complaints including indigestion, nausea, sore throats, headaches and cramps. Peppermint has been shown through Aroma Therapy to be helpful in slowing the progression of sudden headache attacks.

SKU 052036-1
Weight 0.25 lb
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Price $15.25

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