New hot cure fights migraine and sinus headaches

New cure for migraine, the Sinus Buster, now available in UK.

(PRWEB) February 23, 2004 -- Clinical studies show capsaicin spells significant relief for chronic cluster headache sufferers when taken through intranasal application. Capsaicin is the natural substance found in hot pepper plants from the Capsicum family which includes the popular cayenne pepper plant. The Sinus Buster is now available in the United Kingdom.

One particular trial involved a group of cluster headache patients at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. The link to this and other trials can be found at www.sinusbuster.co.uk. After 7 days of treatments (applying capsaicin pepper extract to their nasal passages), all the headache patients showed a significant improvement concerning both the frequency and intensity of their headaches.

Wayne Perry, a long time headache sufferer, discovered the power of capsaicin by accident 5 years ago. As part of his self defence business, Perry would occasionally volunteer to be sprayed by self defence pepper spray to help promote its effectiveness.

Shortly before he was about to be sprayed for "live" TV, Perry got one of his terrible cluster headaches. Knowing the show had to go on; he followed through and allowed the reporter to spray him with real defensive pepper spray. The effects of course were horrible, but Perry immediately realized his horrible headache had completely disappeared.

He went to work searching for a way to bottle natural capsicum as a headache and sinus congestion reliever. After months of research, he came up with an all natural formula that blasts away a variety of headaches while also relieving the toughest congestion. He called it the Sinus Buster.