"80% of patients responded within one hour of application
of the solution, with complete disappearance of headaches..."
Dr. Rudranath (Rudi) RickhiTacarigua, Trinidad
DIRECTIONS FOR INTERNAL USE: Mix one teaspoon in 8 oz. of hot or cold water. Add honey if a sweetener is desired. Do not exceed 4 teaspoons a day. To enjoy the benefits of this product without the consumption of alcohol, add one teaspoon to a cup of hot, boiled water. Let sit for 5 minutes.
DIRECTIONS FOR EXTERNAL USE: For occasional use, apply solution liberally to the scalp. Place a thin tower or gauze soaked with this solution over your head. Sit in a reclined position for one hour. Rinse with water or shampoo to remove solution.
CHRONIC USE: Follow directions for occasional use - twice a day, morning and evening. Use 4 days in a row. Rinse with shampoo to remove solution.
DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT IF YOU ARE PREGNANT OR LACTATING. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
To users in the U.S.: this statement has not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Temporal Tension - 4 fl. oz. -
Code 1590 - $18.95This herbal formula
is used in Peru to treat headaches, from minor aches in the
temporal area to more serious migraine headaches. When
these formulas were tested at Dr. Rickhi's clinic, it only
made sense to test the more serious applications for the
product, including migraine headaches. His results are
given below:
Ingredients: See active
herbals (located on the "Medicinal Herbs of the Western
Amazonia" web page).Dr. Rudranath Rickhi's Findings (Summary)
Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness of a topical preparation in the relief of migraine headaches.
Setting: Private clinic in Trinidad
Date of Final Report: February 22, 1997
Subjects: All patients presented to the clinic showed signs and symptoms consistent with migraine headaches of any type. Inclusion criteria are greater than 9 years of age, (with consent given by a parent or guardian), and having no open lesions to the scalp.
Method: Patients with migraine headaches were divided randomly into two groups: (1) the group to whom the topical solution is to be applied to the scalp on a 1/2 hour schedule, following which, the patient is to lie down in a darkened room. (2) a control group who are placed in a darkened quiet room and have a placebo solution applied to the head every half hour.
Effect was evaluated by subjective measure (i.e. patient descriptions of pain pre- and post-treatment using a scale of 1 to 10), as well as by recording alterations in the symptoms of migraines (i.e. photophobia, vomiting). After three applications, if the therapy was ineffective, other therapies were applied.
Results:
Survey completed on 30 patients with acute migraine.
Medicinal Herbs of the Western Amazonia
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