What to do against headaches instead of constantly swallowing pills?

Headache is the technical term used to define what is commonly called a headache.

There are millions of people who suffer from chronic pain involving the head. This makes it clear that conventional medicine has no lasting solutions to offer. With the support of huge advertising campaigns, people are made to believe that conventional medicine and its drugs are the only useful and viable solution for headaches. Is this really the case?

Headache, or simply headache, in its various manifestations is a very common disorder: everyone has had this painful experience at least once in their life.

For 15-20% of the population, 2-4% of whom are children, headaches are not an occasional ailment, but rather an unpleasant companion that returns cyclically and chronically, despite repeated attempts to get rid of it; so much so that many people now refer to it as "my headache".

Headaches have both a psycho-emotional and a physical component, identified as an alteration in blood flow to the skull, assisted by irritation of the cranial nerves. Experience has shown that this reduction in blood flow, as well as irritation of the cranial nerves, can be caused by a misalignment of the Atlas. Medicine tries to remedy this deficit chemically by administering medication, but for headache sufferers this is not a permanent solution.

Other determining factors for headaches are: poor liver function, excessive intoxication of the intestines and the body in general (toxaemia), accumulation of heavy metals, metabolic acidosis (too low a physiological pH of the body).