Medicinal Mushrooms Can Help Against Migraine

Migraine – Or when thousands of little hammers are knocking on your head

A migraine-attack is characterized by severe throbbing or hammering headache. A migraine attack can occur once or several times a month and starts gradually. Usually, the headache is often located in only one side of the head. Pain is heavy and is accompanied by further symptoms like nausea, light and noise sensitivity and vomiting. The complaints are often so severe that the affected persons withdraw from public life and only feel relief in dark and calm rooms.

In the United States alone, about 30 million of people suffer from migraine. About two to three million suffer from chronic migraine which means that the persons affected have to deal with ten to fifteen attacks per month.

Medicinal mushrooms can bring long-term relief

The Traditional Chinese Medicine has known the numerous application possibilities of medicinal mushrooms for centuries. There are also effective medicinal mushrooms which can bring significant relief for migraine patients.

As a basic therapy, the intake of Reishi and Shiitake is recommended. Shiitake can improve the vascular tone which is important in the prevention against migraine-attacks. Reishi has regulating properties in stress situations and can balance emotions and the hormonal balance. If stress is the main trigger for migraine, the additional intake of Cordyceps and Auricularia is reasonable. Cordyceps has mind and body strengthening properties. Besides that, Cordyceps has balancing effects on the excessive hormonal balance of the brain. Auricularia supports the therapy with its muscle-relaxing and circulation-promoting qualities.

MykoTroph AG, Institute for Nutritional and Fungal medicine based in Limeshain was founded in 2003 by Franz Schmaus. The agricultural engineer concerned himself with the effects and use of medicinal mushrooms for more than 30 years and is one of the most renowned experts in this field.

MykoTroph Institute aims to spread the knowledge of the mushrooms’ preventative and healing effects and make it accessible to a wide public.

Further information and studies can be found on the institute’s website www.mykotroph.com. Additionally, Franz Schmaus and his team, consisting of mycotherapists and naturopaths, are available for extensive advice from Monday to Friday between 8.00 a.m. and 6.00 p.m. via the hotline +0049 (0) 6047-98 85 30. People who are interested can also arrange a personal consultation at the institute via that number. Telephone consultations are free of charge. Comprehensive information on fungal medicine can also be requested for free at MykoTroph Institute.

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