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“Tress” cures Migraine. It ensures very good sleep. It also keeps the scalp cool. Another wondrous effect of “Tress” is that it prevents pathogenic premature and abnormal hair loss. “Tress” also promotes good hair growth.
“Tress” is an ayurvedic therapeutic proprietary formula.
The Cause of Migraine:
The cause of Migraine is because of the intermittent disturbance of the circulation of the blood, possibly affecting the whole body but with special emphasis on the blood vessels in the brain and scalp. They become narrowed and then relax and become abnormally widened and stretched.
The Research Unit of “WESTERN GHATS PHARMACEUTICALS”, after extensive research over a few years and with the help of renowned and well established Ayurvedic Institutions in Karnataka, Kerala and Tamilnadu, has discovered a highly effective formula, which is marketed as “Tress”.
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There are four types of Migraine attacks:
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Classical Migraine: In this kind, there is an ‘aura’ or warning of the impending headache. |
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Common or Simple (Minor) Migraine: This attack often begins with nausea and a feeling of wretchedness and headache appears at the same time or very soon afterwards. |
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Migrainous Neuralgia: It is an uncommon type of Migraine. It occurs seasonally, i.e., during spring or autumn, lasting for four to six weeks, until the next spring or autumn. In this type of Migraine pain occurs in the eye or behind it with redness of the white of the eye, with excessive watering, and either running of the nose on the same side or stuffiness of that nostril. |
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Abdominal Migraine: (Need a quality definition) |
Factors which Provoke Or Aggravate Migraine:
The Factors which provoke or aggravate migraine are mainly heredity, stress and personality, Food, Lack of food and diet, Physical Surroundings, Eye-strain, Traveling, Injuries to the head and neck, Blood Pressure, the effects of Hormone, Pills and Drugs
Exposures to bright light, Loud Noise, Blaring Music, strong scent or smell are the triggering factors. |
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