Mom’s sinus headaches? It is said that this is a sharp pain that often comes with sinus infections. Or caused either by inflammation of sinus linings or pressure created by trapped air and buildup of mucus in sinuses. Sinus headache is a severe pain that encompasses more than just cheekbones. However, there are many who claim that sinus headaches are not just caused by sinus infection. While some say that sinus headaches occur when sinus infection is already chronic.

If you are one of many suffering sinus infections and sinus headache, I’d advice to stop supporting your local pharmacy by purchasing decongestants and other pain relievers. My mom have tried them, was relieved for a while but problem is that it sets her up for rebound headaches.

We were afraid that her attacks of sinus headaches may become chronic already so we did next best thing on cases like this – we had a doctor listen and assess her condition. A headache specialist would also be guaranteed to take this problem seriously. They can be found by asking your doctor, American Medical Association, a hospital or other reputable referral service. When you go for a check-up, be prepared with a headache diary.

The truth regarding your sinus headache and its cause can be truly known only after a medical assessment of an expert. You will also know what steps to take to stop pain altogether and prevent it from coming back. In having diagnosis and treatment on this approach … I’d say you did most intelligent thing, like we did for Mother

Many researchers, medical experts, doctors, podiatrists and many medical publishers recommend benfotiamine for neuropathy, retinopathy nephropathy, heart/circulatory complications and B1 deficiencies. Any in depth study on web will produce physicians, naturopaths, neurologists, optometrists, chiropractors, etc. who have very positive feelings about effectiveness and potential of benfotiamine in terms of research done to date on this important tool in arsenal against neuropathy, retinopathy and beneficial for heart and circulatory system. We have professional healthcare providers from all of these disciplines which shows confidence medical community has in purity and bioavailability of our benfotiamine product.

Dr. David Williams, publisher of “Alternatives Newsletter”, wrote an in depth article concerning benfotiamine in his May, 2004 issue. This article is an eye opener in terms of how effective benfotiamine can be for many health conditions. If possible, it would be beneficial for any interested reader to take a look at this article. http://www.drdavidwilliams.com/

Dr Paul Chous is another medical professional who sees merits of benfotiamine: "I suspect strongly that benfotiamine will mitigate (or, hopefully, prevent) DRT in humans, but burden of proof has not yet been met. The case for symptomatic relief of neuropathy symptoms is, of course, more tangible." http://www.emuhealthproducts.com/drchous.html

In conclusion, consensus for benfotiamine is very positive and are worth investigating. If you or anyone you know is a diabetic, great possibility of developing diabetic complications over time makes benfotiamine a viable tool in arsenal for protection. If they are already experiencing complications such as neuropathy, retinopathy, and others, they will benefit from possible reduction in progression along with pain relief in terms of peripheral neuropathy and other neuropathies.

Zachary B. Malott, CEO

Brentwood Health International

505.354.0526

zachmalott@emuhealthproducts.com