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Do You Suffer From Headaches? (Giveaway)

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I get headaches.  They’re bad.  They’re the ones that put me upstairs in my bedroom in the dark not wanting to eat or even drink anything.  And they can last for days.  Given that history, when I was offered the opportunity to try Migralex headache relief, I jumped on it.

Migralex contains 500 mg of aspirin (so warnings regarding Reyes’ Syndrome are in effect for this product) that is buffered with 75 mg of magnesium oxide.  This helps to ensure that it doesn’t irritate your stomach, and the directions don’t require that you take it with food – something that is often an issue when you have a severe stomach as food just doesn’t sound good at all.  \

The magnesium was a surprise ingredient for me. But as I looked into it, I found study after study showing that magnesium can ease headaches and that many headaches can actually be caused by low levels of magnesium.

The combination of ingredients is designed to attack headaches in five ways.  Migralex reduces inflammation and relieves pain;  inhibits the clumping of platelets; relaxes blood vessels, and normalizes dozens of chemical reactions that help ward off headaches.

So what happened when I took it?  I took it before my headache got really bad, as directed on the bottle.  The two caplets were small enough that I could easily swallow them, and my headache never got worse.  Within a little over an hour, I was feeling significantly better and went to bed.

By the time I woke up, my headache was gone, and I had slept through the night – something that I don’t often do when I’m suffering from headaches.  My head was a little fuzzy the next morning but that could also be due to the fact that I actually slept soundly and my body simply isn’t used to that.

Because there is no caffeine in Migralex, the likelihood of a rebound headache is minimized and there is no withdrawal symptoms when you stop taking it. I haven’t had another headache – yet – which seems to bear this out.  And since it has no caffeine, I don’t have to worry about staying up all night if I’m taking it in the afternoon and at night, which is when my headaches tend to develop.

Migralex was developed by Dr. Alexander Mauskop, MD, a neurologist at the New York Headache Center.  It is the first new headache medicine introduced in the past 17 years and is designed to treat severe headaches.  It is patented and clinically proven to be effective for tension headaches, menstrual headaches, sinus headaches, exertion headaches, stress headaches, and neck strain headaches.

Migralex is available without a prescription from the Migralex website and costs $39.95 plus $6.95 shipping and handling for a bottle of twenty capsules.  Not sure it will work for you?  It’s worth a try, as it has a 60 day money back guarantee.

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Three lucky readers are going to win their very own bottle of Migralex to help with those nasty horrible headaches. Just use the Rafflecopter form below to enter this giveaway. New to Rafflecopter? Watch this 45-second video on how to enter!
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In the interest of full disclosure, I received product sample for review.  I was also compensated for this campaign, but all opinions remain my own.

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  13. I get migraine headaches about once a month. I also get mild headaches several times a month. I would love to find something that would help that would allow me to still enjoy being with my family.

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  15. I get headaches a lot, at least 3 times a week, plus I get migraines with visual aura’s it’s really scary at times.

    sweetmelbelle31 at yahoo dot com

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  16. I get 4-8 migraines a month… My excedrine migraine has been off the market because of a recall for over 8 months now…need to find a permanant new product.

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  23. MORE OFTEN THAN THE AVERAGE PERSON. I HAVE A CONDITION WHERE I HAVE TO TAKE A SPECIAL WATER PILL; WHEN I FORGET (WHICH IS OFTEN), I SUFFER FOR IT (VIA A HEADACHE)…

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  24. I get regular headaches daily, but I get vision-losing migraines just a few times a year. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  27. Actually, I have a headache right now. I usually get headaches during the night for some reason and can’t sleep. I usually have at least one a week.

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  29. Lately I get them about once a week 🙁 not sure if it is allergy related or what, but I am up for trying anything!

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  31. Oh, my husband could really use this! He gets headaches all the time, and Excedrin just isn’t working anymore.

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  32. I get headaches that can last for days when I forget to drink enough water. So far, no pain reliever works — if these work, that would be great!

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  33. I get headaches from working on the computer too long or reading tiny fine print all day long. Part of my job! Seems like the headache comes on and just stays for a long time. Hope this new product works!

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    • Hi, Mary W. I wonder if you should try getting computer reading glasses. Or, you can make the font REALLY large like I do on your computer. Good luck!

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  34. thankfully, the really really bad ones don’t come too often, but they also don’t have any triggers which makes them worse. would love to try this product!

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