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Bilious Headache
This type of headache is felt as a dull pain in the forehead and a throbbing in the
temples. This is caused by overeating, followed by indigestion and lack of exercise.
The best way to handle this condition is by a colon cleansing. Make sure you increase
the amount of fiber you ingest. Take acidophilus, tablets or in the form of
acidophilus milk, to restore the normal intestinal flora. If you are allergic to dairy products, use a non-dairy
formula. Take this on an empty stomach.
Another important nutrient to take is
Aloe Vera juice. Take ½ cup 3 times a day. This helps to heal colon
inflammation. Use the pure form. Fasting assists this process. Drink plenty of
water. A coffee enema can also help to cleanse your colon of toxins and debris
(not to mention, waking you up enough to maybe induce you to exercise!).
During certain activities your body can become imbalanced in your cell or tissue salts.
You may want to consult a naturopathic doctor or have them test you for which ones you
are lacking in. Very often with bilious headaches the biochemical treatment may help with the accompanied
nausea and bitter taste in your mouth are worsen in damp weather or very warm
weather. This may be remedied by including more of the tissue salt Sodium Sulphate in your
diet.