Insight: Natural & Herbal Paths to Migraine Relief

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Could a simple herb reduce migraine attacks? This episode uncovers the science and wisdom behind feverfew’s healing power

Migraine Heroes Episode 41 shares natural and herbal remedies for migraine relief and holistic healing, with daisies illustrated in the background.

Episode Description

Could a simple herb be the key to reducing your migraine attacks? In this fascinating episode of the Migraine Heroes Podcast, we dive into the history, science, and traditional wisdom behind feverfew — a centuries-old herbal remedy known for its migraine-fighting potential.

Join us as we break down the research, share real-world success stories, and explore how both Western medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) view this powerful plant.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

  • What modern science says about feverfew’s effectiveness for migraines
  • How feverfew reduces inflammation and prevents migraine attacks
  • Why feverfew works for some people — and not for others
  • Who should avoid feverfew (especially if you have IBS or take blood thinners)

If you’re curious about natural migraine relief — or wondering whether feverfew is right for you — this episode is packed with practical insights you won’t want to miss.

Originally published March 2025

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