Healing Request

[chandresh_kumar]

Kindly send Energy and Prayers for fast recovery of my wife Jyoti, who is suffering from Headache (may be Migraine) and Vomiting. She in Udaipur, Rajasthan, India, age 32 years.

Thank you in advance.

[pradeep_shaktawat]

Dear Chandresh ji, Sending Energy for Bhabhi ji...

[chandresh_kumar]

Many Thanks, Pradeep.

Regards,

Chandresh

[Rahul]

Dear Chandresh,
Healing energy is ON for Jyotiji for highest good.
Hope she'll be fine soon.
Love & Light.

[chandresh_kumar]

Thank you Rahul ji for your kind healing and prayer.

Today morning she was not feeling well, but it seems she is better now.

Kindly keep healing.

Regards,
Chandresh

[DanilaReiki]

Sending Reiki healing light and love to Jyoti!


hugs,
Danila

[Tom]

There are herbs which can be taken medicinally for migraines. They have to be taken daily for the purpose of reducing the frequency and severity of migraines. The first one I learned of is feverfew. Then I heard that cayenne may be more effective. Then I read about butterbur, which has to be bought commercially because there is a way to prepare it which causes it to not be toxic. Then there is turmeric. Turmeric is one of the main ingredients in curry, and this causes curry to have that bright yellow color. Turmeric reduces inflammation, which has a tendency to make pain worse.

The two prescription drugs for the same purpose are propranolol XR and topiramate. The drug propranolol has positive side effects and tends to be cheaper than topiramate, and topiramate has negative side effects. Everyone is different though, and maybe some people do better with topiramate. Maybe some people do better taking both.

Another thing is that often migraines are triggered by foods, so it is common to ask people who get migraines to write down everything they eat or drink for a few months, and to write down when they get both regular headaches and migraines. Then when enough data has been collected it is possible to decide if a food or drink is likely to be a trigger for migraines. Sometimes it is the way a food is prepared. Aged cheeses trigger migraines more often than cheeses which are not aged. Fresh refried beans are safe but if they are made the day before they can be a trigger. MSG and chemical artificial sweeteners like Nutrasweet can trigger migraines. Chocolate and coffee can be a problem, because of caffeine - or for some people not getting enough caffeine can be a trigger. Garlic and onions can be a trigger because of the sulfer content - eggs, too. Red wine can be a trigger. If you search for migraine and diet online you can find common food and drink items which are most likely to trigger migraines.

It is becoming increasingly common to not tolerate wheat. I think that is really strange. The symptoms are not immediate, but as it is so common in foods, people who have propblems tolerating wheat end up having constant low level symptoms and they don't know why. They keep eating bread and noodles and other things containing wheat so they always have symptoms which can't really be traced to their source.

Same thing with dairy. Even people who are not lactose intolerant are having problems with milk.

[SarahsSoul]

Reiki healing energy sent for Jyoti for the highest good

[chandresh_kumar]

Dear Friends

Many thanks for the healing and suggestions. Please continue healing, she is becoming better but the pain is happening almost daily.

Regards with gratitude

Chandresh

[jack]

reiki energy sent and i will add her to my list

love and light,
jack

[chandresh_kumar]

Dear Jack

Many thanks for the healing and love.

Friends,

She is recovering,Headache seems to be reducing. But she is feeling weakness due to doses of steroid and other medicines. Kindly send healing for both - to get rid from headache and weakness.

Regards,

Chandresh

[jack]

i will gladly keep it coming


love and light,
jack

[akash247]

Sending healing energy.....

[JOBIAL ALEX]

I am sending reiki energy.

[venuslove]

Hello,

Sending her light, love, healing and blessings.
Wishing her all the best.

Namaste Lara