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Old 09-06-2016, 07:23 PM #1
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I found this comprehensive article about some clinical studies. Read the bottom 4 paragraphs. There are a number of brands that sell the Petadolex extract. Just google Petadolex

Have you be checked to see if you have muscle spasming from your neck to behind your ears ? This is a common cause of headaches. Sleep quality also impacts headaches.

I have chronic headaches for about 6 months after 2 different concussions. I used acetaminophen with aspirin for the worst and ibuprofen for the less painful.
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