Headache relief F7: Migraine headache with high blood pressure, acid reflux, dry heaves, stomach distension and mental problems.
1. Headache: Of 38 patients taking F7 or its modifications for up to two weeks, 22 were cured (57.89%), 6 significantly improved (15.79%), 5 improved (13.15%) and 5 did not improve after treatment. In another study, 73 severe headache patients, with ailment histories from 2 days to more than 10 years, were divided into a treatment group (n=38) taking F7 and a comparison group (n=35) taking regular medications for 10 days. Cured: 34 vs. 0 (89.47% vs. 0), improved: 4 vs. 10 (10.53% vs. 28.57%) and not improved: 0 vs. 25 (0 vs. 71.43%). There is a very significant difference between two groups, P<0.01. Several other reports on using F7 to treat headache all showed positive and stable effects.
2. High blood pressure: Of 44 borderline HBP patients, 11 male and 33 female, ranging from 40 to 67 years old, taking F7 or its modification for up to two weeks. 34 were cured (77.28%), 8 improved (18.18%) and two (4.55%) did not improve.
3. Detox: Six patients with drug-use histories from five months to two years took F7 for four weeks, and they reported all severe withdrawal symptoms were gone, such as severe headache, cold limbs and joint pain. Only such minor symptoms as poor appetite, low energy and excessive saliva persisted in a few patients.
Toxicity and side effects: There are some possible side effects, such as stomach discomfort, dizziness or even more severe headache, which may occur in some patients within 60 minutes of taking F7. However, most side effects last no longer than 30 minutes and patients start seeing improvement thereafter.
