MiGuard formulation is based on the most recent and advanced scientific evidence and research conducted by the American Academy of Neurology and the American Headache Society. MiGuard is distinctly different as it contains Alpha-Lipoic Acid which is naturally occurring and a very powerful antioxidant. There is strong evidence that 90% of individuals with high frequency migraine headaches have significantly lower levels of Alpha-Lipoic Acid in their serum and therefore, supplementation with MiGuard may replenish this very essential compound. Also, MiGuard does not contain Butterbur which is an herbal supplement found in many other over the counter headache supplements. Prolonged use of Butterbur has been associated with severe liver injury and hepatic failure. 

Absolutely. With its unique formulation, MiGuard may reduce the sensitivity of the brain to migraine triggers.

MiGuard has been shown to be most effective by taking two veggie capsules daily, preferably with a meal. The beneficial results are usually encountered about 3-4 weeks of continued use. It is highly recommended to continue taking MiGuard for at least 4-6 months to experience the full beneficial effects.

MiGuard may prove very beneficial in the management of migraine headaches and tension-type headaches. 

If you are suffering from migraine or tension-type headaches, the unique formulation in MiGuard will provide you with essential vitamins, minerals, and herbal compounds that have scientific evidence of efficacy in managing these types of headaches.

You may experience slight yellow-ish discoloration of urine which is due to vitamin B2. This always occurs when taking vitamin B-containing supplements and should be of no concern. Also, you may notice slight loosening of the stool which is due to Magnesium. This actually is a very welcomed side effect as many patients with primary headache disorders may suffer from at least mild forms of constipation. It has been proven that regular bowel movement reduces frequency of migraine and tension-type headaches.