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Clinical Study: 71% of participants reported that
Petadolex® 75mg GelCaps cut migraine attacks IN HALF
— so less pain medication is needed less often!
Testimonials
"In the first 4 weeks of taking Petadolex (50 mg, 3 times per day) I reduced my migraines by 50%. Thanks to Petadolex I have my life back!" - Stephen A. Swan, Oswego, IL
"I have told everyone I know who suffers from nasty migraines to try Petadolex. Petadolex makes life easier. Thanks Petadolex!" - Tonya Bruner, Canton, GA
Only Petadolex® Gelcaps are guaranteed:
- Safe: No harmful side effects, no known drug interactions
- Proven: Clinically tested for migraines in US migraine centers — unlike beta blockers, anticonvulsants and Botox
- Well-tolerated: especially by children (use our 50 mg option)
- Pure: At least 15% Petasin herbal extract with zero detectable pyrrolizidine alkaloids - PA-free
- Affordable: No doctor visit or prescription needed
LEARN EVEN MOREIN THE NEWS:
Prevention
“There's good evidence that butterbur is an effective supplement in treating migraine pain…”
WebMD
Effective at reducing the frequency: “…butterbur has been used for years to prevent migraine headaches. Studies show it is effective at reducing the frequency of migraines.
Nat Pharm Journal
Safer, better tolerated than Rx drugs: New research reveals that an extract of the ancient medicinal plant, Petasites hybridus (butterbur), can reduce the frequency, duration and pain of migraine attacks by up to 60% with a degree of safety and tolerance superior to most pharmaceutical drugs.
Healthy.net
“Migraines in children and adolescents were substantially reduced by the use of the butterbur root extract. Ninety-one percent of patients reportedly felt substantially or at least slightly improved after 4 months of butterbur treatment (Petadolex was used).
Neurology Journal
71% of study participants respond to Petadolex, according to a $1.6 million, multi-center, placebo-controlled, double-blind study conducted in 2004.
Headache Journal
Butterbur significantly reduced migraine attacks and days per month of migraines with no adverse drug reactions, according to clinical research
Dr. Andrew Weil
“…enthusiastic about butterbur’s efficacy in migraine prevention.”
