Migraine After 2 Drinks - UPDATE 11/19/2010

Update, please review this patent www.freepatentsonline.com/20090204058.pdf

There is solid evidence the aluminum bring sprayed by the chemtrail planes is causing the problems we are experiencing.

If you haven’t watched the new documentary called “what in the world are they spraying” you must.  Especially if you r like me and have suffered for the past 10 years with debilitating migraines that seem only to strike after having two drinks.

This is a post i submitted to a general health web site where I stumbled on hundreds of others who suffered from this strange ailment.  I suggest you take a look at a few so you are familiar with the similarities as per time age number of drinks and location of pain.  It’s always been a mystery that I though would never get solved. I thrilled to say this film hold the key to ridding us of this pain for good

Please go to the site to read other experiences with this strange illness.

After watching the documentary, I though to myself what it the aluminum they are spraying in the atmosphere is what is causing the problems so many across the world are experiencing.  This would also explain the reason the Dr. have not been helpful in treating all of us.

Aluminum and barium are toxic chemicals.  They build up in the body and have no natural way of getting gout.  Therefor its an accumulative poisoning.  The soil samples tested by the scientists in the video show a parts per million 61 times the level set by the EPA as acceptable.  This should tell you something, we are breathing this aluminum and barium into our sinus passages where its accumulating over time and oxidation causing these massive headaches as the alcohol hits the system.

Guess Ill chime in…. 
age 37 
white male 
no known health issues 
Used to drink like a fish, normal hangovers 

Stopped drinking for many years but started again (recreational) with no problems.  Then all of a sudden about 6 years ago couldn’t drink more than one drink.  Two would cause massive throbbing (migraine like) symptoms in the right frontal just above my eye brow.  To the point where I have had to go to the emergency room twice now.  My mother is a nurse and the first time it happened we thought it was a migraine (I had never had one my entire life so I didn’t know what one felt like but I definitely knew this was not a hangover.  She gave me a large red capsule prescription med that she had for headaches and cramps during her period. (cant remember the name) They worked within 10 minutes and I thought I found the miracle pill. (you would too if you found something that got rid of a migraine in 10 minutes)  So next time I went out I popped another pill and all was good.  Thinking I was a rock star once again next time I went out did the same but it didn’t work this time (had to go to the er where they gave me a shot of something and it helped but didn’t cure)  I told them about the problem and they ran blood work but nothing was abnormal. 

So being man of science, I decided to be a Ginni pig and start to test some of the theories knowing one thing for sure if I drank two drink I would get the pain. 

Variables I tested were as follows: 

Hydration, made sure to hydrate during the day, making sure that urine was clear before I had the two drinks (drinks were vodka Belva up and dirty)    Results severe pain   something that seamed to help was to get on my knees and put my forehead on the floor with my arms above my head and rock forward and back.  Sounds funny but you will do anything to make the pain stop.  Trust me! 

Full stomach (good healthy foods, no grease or fast food)  two drinks (corona)  same pain as before.  Rocking helped. 

Empty stomach  - two corona  - same pain 
Dehydrated – Two drinks (black label)  - same pain ended up in  hospital  could hardly open my right eye and was sensitive to light. 

So it didn’t seem to matter hydrated or not, or stomach contents, but brown liquor seemed to trigger much greater pain.  (I’m not native American, I understand some of them have issues with brown liquor as well) 

Next test meds…. 
Ice pack to the head  - helped slightly 
stick on icy hot  - helped slightly 
antihistamine  no help 
aspirin  swallowed no help 
aspirin sucked on – slight help 
BC powder – slight help 
Tylenol extra strength (don’t know why someone would take anything but extra strength but that’s for another topic)  no help 
Mydol – slight help 
V8  seemed to help so I thought it was electrolyte issues and found salty pretzels help and after eating a couple saw a jar of nuts on the shelf and took a hand full of  hazelnuts and macadamia nuts, almost instantly they eased the pain.   

Tried this again and the pain this time did easy up but didn’t have the same effect as last time. 

Knowing these nuts have high fat content may have something to do with it.  But they definitely did ease the pain slightly. 

As for the Aspartame (just knowing how they make that stuff, common sense would tell you its toxic) if this were the case chewing gum would trigger it, since almost all gum has it (evil evil evil, same as the fluoride in the water = accumulative poison just look at the back of your tooth paste tube and then switch to NON Fluoride paste) 
So I don’t think its either of those but by looking at the age of everyone it would seem to be something that has accumulated over time to a point then all of a sudden it starts (this my be something since all other variables seem to be across the board) weight, hydration, other health issues, etc.  the common thread is everyone could drink normally until one day around mid to late 20′s to mid 30′s seems to be a hot area. 

So now after subjecting myself to 15 or so of these episodes I have to take a break.  They don’t seem to get worse but are about consistent after two drinks.  With increased symptoms if the liquor is brown. 
The pain is debilitating and puts me out of commission for the next day, that’s for sure.  So its someone else  turn to pick up the testing.  I need a break. 

Hope this was helpful.

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