Feverfew - 360 tablets
by James Hirst
Feverfew is a natural herb traditionally used to relieve severe headaches. It does this by inhibiting the release of prostaglandins. Feverfew controls the inflammation that constricts the blood vessels in the head and prevents blood vessel spasms that may contribute to headaches.When the blood vessels react abnormally they can cause the unpleasant symptoms of migraine headaches - nausea, throbbing head pain and sensitivity to light. If you are a sufferer you will know how debilitating an attack can be.
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