It is a food supplement containing a mixture of plant extracts and micro-nutritional factors, including the Ginkgo, a multifunctional medicinal plant, which plays an important role in promote the normal circulation of blood and the function of the microcirculation in all the districts of the organism, including the cerebral ones. Among the adjunctive functions of Ginkgo, we also have the antioxidant effect and its action promoting memory and cognitive functions.

The extracts plants, vitamins and minerals present are indicated to promote the well-being of the body and to give relief in situations of physical and nervous tension and in the presence of localized tensions. The product is very tolerated and can be taken even for prolonged periods.

The supplement is also enriched with feverfew and white willow, plants medicines useful for the physiological contrast of localized states of tension, even in the area of ​​the head and neck, and provides the right and balanced amount of Magnesium which, in addition to its known functions, helps to support the psychological function and contributes to the functioning of the system nervous. The formulation is completed by the presence of Coenzyme Q10, Vitamin B6 and also enhanced by Vitamin B2, which contributes to the normal functions of the nervous system.

What is a headache?
Headache, more correctly headache, is a term generic with which you can describe headaches, migraines and neuralgia of the cranial nerves.
Headache is the most common problem in the world: yes in fact estimates that at least 64% of the male population and 78% of the female one suffers chronic and recurrent.
There are numerous forms of headache.
In most cases it is headache of primary form, in which it is not possible to identify a specific cause, while there are multiple causes of secondary headache.
The headache in its most common form usually arises in the morning and reaches the peak of intensity in about half an hour.
If it is not blocked at its onset, it can last up to 1-2 days.

Which types?
Migraine is the most severe form of headache and affects 12% of people, especially women.
The most reliable hypothesis that explains the onset of migraine is the excessive contraction of an artery of the head, with the consequent reduction of blood flow in the cerebral areas.
At this stage a strong dilation of the arteries follows, with the appearance of pain.
60% of women who suffer from migraine assist in the recurrence of attacks at the menstrual cycle.
In migraine, moreover, the role of food intolerances towards numerous foods has been highlighted.
The most common are cow's milk, wheat (in particular the gluten), chocolate, eggs, citrus fruits, cheeses, tomatoes and others.
In addition to migraine, there are other types of headaches: the headache of a tensive nature, very common and mostly triggered in situations of excessive stress and cluster headache.