Treat Headache

Ever experienced a sudden rush of pain right above your eyes and on your forehead? That’s apparently a chemical curtailing down that balances the pain level in your body. That chemical is Serotonin. If this decreases, your head’s pathway of pain releases substances such as Neuropeptides that can travel to the outer part of your head causing a head ache.

Usually this head soreness or ache is experienced through some activating sources. These triggers are usually experienced diversely for every individual. Most reciprocated triggers are usually hormonal changes. Especially in women, it is often said that women encounter head pain during their pre-menstrual days or post menstrual days. As the level of hormones linking the menstruation may increase or decrease. This imbalance gives a triggering effect of the head ache. Headache can also be activated during menopause and pregnancy.

Sometimes fasting, avoiding meals, having excessive caffeine or chocolate, salty foods and spicy foods can also promote head-aches.  Stress, depression, unusual weather and climatic changes are also a stimulant to head-aches.

Even strong odours whether pleasant or unpleasant, flashy lights and bright sun light can instigate pain. Also another cause might be insomnia and lack of organized hours of slumber.