Migraine sufferers are looking for headache relief that doesn’t come from a drug laboratory. All too often pharmaceutical migraine medications have unpleasant side effects, including, ironically enough, headache. Some migraine sufferers have found relief with the herb feverfew (Tanacetum parthenium), a common flower that grows all over North America and Europe. Medical texts going back to ancient Rome list dried and crushed feverfew leaves as a remedy for headaches.
