How does feverfew prevent migraine headache?


I know that feverfew contains the compound parthenolide but how does parthenolide prevent migraines?

Answer:
In his book, Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine, Dr. Thomas Bartram says that Feverfew is anti-spasmodic, tranqulizing, anti-inflammatory and a vasodilator. That sort of approaching a muscle relaxer, nerve pill, twinge pill all rolled into one.

Parthenolide is the component that controls the body's inflammatory response. It also help prevent excessive clumping of platelets.

Experience teaches us that fry lessens its medicinal properties, so fresh palm leaf, powder, tincture or essence prepared cold works best.
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