Is Feverfew good for migraines?  Can herbal migraine medications work?  Can an  herb supplement help you to prevent migraines, provide allergy relief and provide the benefits of a natural blood thinner?     Its name includes the word 'fever' because this plant was known as the 'aspirin' of the 18th century and was used to lower fevers.  How can Feverfew help you prevent migraines?   It is believed to do so on different levels by blocking inflammation, relaxing blood vessels when they spasm and preventing blood from becoming thick. Modern-day studies have also shown the plant to be useful as an anti-inflammatory and against bacteria, yeast and certain types of fungus.   Other studies show anti-cancer benefits and anti-Epstein-Barr activity.   

For more detailed clinical information, see  http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3210009/.  Feverfew is used in a number of our proprietary formulas, such as Migraine Annihilator.   Remedy's Feverfew herb supplement and Remedy's Migraine Annihilator are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.