Headaches & Migraines

Headaches (including migraines) are often caused by a hidden fungal infection such as candida.  Many people have now found headache relief by taking antiseptic-type herbs to kill off the infection.  Antibiotics will not kill these types of fungal infections.  In fact, antibiotics promote fungal infections.

Everyone has candida, a form of yeast fungus that is normally found in the human digestive tract, the vagina, and on the skin.  In healthy individuals with strong, functioning immune systems, it is harmless and kept in check by the beneficial bacteria occupying the same space. When the balance of intestinal bacteria (flora) is altered, the immune system becomes compromised and candida begins to proliferate, infecting organs and tissues of the body such as your sinuses and head in general. 

Directly after eating, nutrients travel throughout the body including the head via the bloodstream.  The germs feed, multiply, the tissues swell and the result is a headache.  

Headaches are also experienced with not eating for an extended period of time.  This is due to infection die-off (the infection not having enough nutrients to survive).  As the infection dies off, the head will ache due to the toxins which are released into the bloodstream from the dieing germs. 

It can be a vicious cycle.  Your head can ache when you eat and it can ache when you don't eat. 

The object is to kill off the infection at a controlled rate, thereby preventing the die-off symptoms from becoming intolerable.  

Healthy Highway specializes in removing infections.  To find out how, refer to our infection removal page.

Other causes of headache are:

1. Blood circulation restriction (which is sometimes caused by candida overgrowth)

2. Dehydration

3. Skeletal misalignment

4. Injury