Description
Valerian and Ginger paste is a warm paste.
Valerian is a plant that has a mild calming effect and helps headaches due to stress. Most supplements of Valerian, for migraines and other uses, are made from the roots, underground stems and horizontal stems of the plant. Since ancient Rome and Greece, valerian has been used for its therapeutic benefits, especially by Hippocrates during the second century. During the second century, valerian was discovered to have benefits that treated nervousness, headaches, trembling and heart palpitations. If you get frequent migraines, you need to try Coolherbals Valerian and Ginger Powder and see how well it can work for you.
Ginger extracts have anti-inflammatory and pain relieving properties. It has also been used to treat headaches, including migraines. Because nausea and vomiting are common migraine symptoms, ginger is also helpful in offering some migraine sufferers relief of their stomach upset.
Ginger contains more than 200 substances in its oils, which is why it has so many different uses. It is believed that ginger may block prostiglandins, which stimulate some muscle contractions, control inflammation and impact some hormones. Therefore migraines may be prevented and stopped by ginger stifling the action of prostiglandins.
How to use this paste:
Mix 1 teaspoon Coolherbals Valerian and Ginger Powder with sufficient amount of water to make a paste. Then apply the paste on the forehead. You can also apply on the bridge of the nose and over the cheek bones. Leave the paste on for half an hour and wash thoroughly with cold water.
Rose –
I have been suffering from headache due to stress and I started using this product and I noticed a great change.
Elly –
My stress has been reduced after using this powder and now I am happier and active.
Jelly –
This product helped me in overcoming anxiety and stress.
Victoria –
This product helped me in overcoming anxiety and stress.
Merlin –
The herbal extracts in the powder helped me in relieving pains and my body is much stronger now.