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Old 03-01-2011, 08:46 PM   #8778
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Originally Posted by poohbear_nc View Post
Oh great & powerful teasists -- I am nearing the end of my sample packs -- and contemplating gutting my credit cards again to support the global economy and my new habit.

Are there any tea varieties that are reputed to help with headache pain? I am a lifelong migraine sufferer, and would like to find some remedies for the low-grade migraines (where I can sit up & function - it just feels like someone is drilling a screwdriver through an eye socket) so I don't have to always resort to narcotic (legally prescribed) painkillers that "dumb" me up.

Any suggestions or informational sources would be appreciated.
I know that the effects of some medications, such as aspirin, are increased by the addition of caffeine, but I don't know if that holds true for migraine meds. Imperial Gunpowder tea, Keemun tea, and China Black all tend to be higher caffeine teas (not to mention tasting pretty damn good ) so perhaps may help. But for all I really know, caffeine is contraindicated for migraine... Sorry.


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