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Herbal Teas for Headaches.
Herbal Teas for Headaches, We all get those sharp and painful head pain, and we sometimes don’t want (Or can’t take medication for it)
Do you get that sharp pain in your head during the day? Do you pop some ibuprofen for quick relief?
What if you tried Tea instead of pills? Did you click this link and are now wanting to get rid of the pain?
You have come to the right post to learn about Herbal Teas for Headaches and why you should try these teas for your headache.
There are many types of headaches. These can cause mild to moderate pain and affect both sides of the head.
Regardless of the type of headache, you may have, drinking a cup of Tea may relieve the throbbing, distracting pain in your head. Find reprieve with these five Herbal Teas for Headaches.
When I have a headache, I tend to sip on cold water or just sip on tea. But which teas are good for curing your headache? Well, let me first start by explaining why we sometimes get these headaches.
Should You drink teas that have caffeine?
Possibly not when drinking Tea with a headache, you should avoid most caffeinated options and stick with the great herbal Teas, like the ones listed below. While caffeine can help pain relief for some,
Headaches are sometimes triggered by caffeine In coffee and even black Tea.
Ginger tea
Ginger, one of the most commonly used culinary spices, contains powerful antioxidants that promote good health and helps reduce inflammation, which can cause headaches.
Side note: Consuming ginger tea is generally safe for pregnant women, except for those with gallbladder conditions or blood thinners.
Peppermint tea
According to some of the other posts, there’s some evidence that is topically applying peppermint oil to the forehead can ease tension headaches— peppermint tea may also have pain-relieving effects.
Most people can enjoy peppermint tea without causing any side effects.
Willow bark tea
For thousands of years, Willow bark has been used to treat pain and inflammation. Willow bark — which is the bark from various
Willow trees contain salicin, an active ingredient clinically proven to be as potent as aspirin.
Willow bark is similar to aspirin, but you shouldn’t take willow bark if you can’t take aspirin. People who are children, breastfeeding, or pregnant should not take this Tea.
Clove tea
Clove is a valuable spice used for centuries to treat pain, including headaches. It may help block or reduce pain perception because of its antinociceptive properties.
Strong Chamomile tea.
The next Tea is, of course, the most used Tea in the world. And it’s my favorite tea for a reason too.
Chamomile tea is mainly used to treat anxiety in teens. This Tea helps you fall asleep faster. While there’s no research linking chamomile tea to headache treatment, its relaxing effects may help with tension headaches.
And the best part of this Tea is. Most grocery stores carry chamomile tea bags.
Headaches can be a real pain, especially if they don’t respond to standard treatments. The next time you feel a headache coming on in place of meds, I think you should brew one of these herbal teas for relief.
Just taking a moment to stop and rest with these soothing teas might be enough to prevent a headache from developing.
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One more thing.
Thank you so much for reading about Herbal Teas for Headaches! I hope you get relief from these teas, Don’t forget to share and leave a comment on what tea helps you out best; for me, I would have to say I love to drink the Chamomile tea, not because of the benefits (that’s a good one for it) But it’s just because it’s a great tea to have any time of the day.
I can’t wait to write more very soon. Until next time, Have a great day.
I truly needed this article in my life. I get constant headaches along with neck pain and I’ve tried so many tea’s that are meant to help reduce the pressure on my neck, but I never quite tried any tea that would help reduce headaches. Peppermint tea sounds fantastic. I’ll make sure to give that one a try!
I am glad you have found my article helpful! Thank you so much for reading, I love peppermint tea any time of the day, and another tea that helps me with anything is Ginger tea. It’s packed with many benefits, even with gut pain or period cramps.
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