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The causes of migraine onset are still not fully and safely known in all details. Hereditary disposition may play a certain role. The processes that take place in the brain during a migraine attack are very complex, and the resulting state is, simply put, hypersensitivity of certain nerve circuits that dilate brain vessels and sustain a state of greater sensitivity. However, a simple migraine is in no way life-threatening. We have very good experience and feedback from PhytoChi users who used to have frequent migraine attacks. With regular use of PhytoChi, the interval between individual attacks was significantly extended for these people. We also have reports of migraine attacks disappearing in PhytoChi users. Please realize that these are reports from our customers and PhytoChi cannot be taken as a cure for migraine. Therefore, I cannot give you a definitive answer as to whether using PhytoChi will completely eliminate your health problem. You write that you have read our pages about PhytoChi, so you surely know how it works, what it "can do," and what you can expect from it. PhytoChi is a very well-composed herbal blend that, among other things, provides our body with much-needed substances. PhytoChi is intended for permanent daily use—it is taken continuously, every day. I would recommend you start taking PhytoChi constantly, regularly, every day—you certainly won't be disappointed.

PhytoChi has a good regulatory effect on the vegetative nervous system, and therefore, an alleviation of transition states—flashes, etc.—can be expected. We also have very good feedback from our users regarding the product PhytoKudzu. Thanks to the herbs it contains, it helps alleviate climacteric difficulties. I would recommend a combination of both products: take PhytoChi long-term, and PhytoKudzu for two months, followed by a one-month break, and then another two months.

PhytoChi is not administered as a cure for a specific disease or diseases—it is a food supplement.
Considering how PhytoChi acts on the organism (at the beginning of use, it rids the body of toxic substances and metabolites... see "How PhytoChi works?") and the possible causes of your disease (the result of toxic damage by various chemicals from the environment, liver dysfunction...), I can warmly recommend PhytoChi to you. Of course, I cannot guarantee that PhytoChi will completely eliminate your problem. However, as I have already mentioned the possible causes of this disease, it is very likely that after several months of using PhytoChi, you will feel better.

PhytoChi has a good regulatory effect on the vegetative nervous system, and therefore, an alleviation of transition states—flashes, insomnia, etc.—can be expected.

For allergy sufferers, we administer PhytoChi in gradually increasing doses, usually by dividing the daily dose into thirds:
Week 1: 5ml
Week 2: 10ml
Week 3 and onwards: 15ml
For small children, we must also adjust for the daily dose and then administer starting from one third of that dose.
For a 10 kg child, the daily dose is approx: 3ml. This means dosing:
Week 1: 1 ml
Week 2: 2 ml
Week 3 and onwards: 3 ml
After using one bottle and with good tolerance, we can continue to administer 5 ml daily long-term.

As you can read below in the response from Sept 20, 2010, the age limit was decided by the SZÚ (National Institute of Public Health) for reasons of precautionary principle. The manufacturer of PhytoChi, A.Y. Leung, recommends his product for children as young as two years old. The experience of doctors in the Czech Republic offering PhytoChi is only positive for small children. The dosage is adjusted according to body weight. Your 23 kg son should take 5 ml. I recommend starting with a daily dose of 1 ml and gradually increasing the dose to 5 ml after 10 days. It is important to maintain regularity and hydration.

We consulted the answer with the SZÚ and the manufacturer, Mr. Leung. For reasons of precautionary principle, the SZÚ considers it inappropriate to recommend the product for use by pregnant and breastfeeding women, as in its opinion there is insufficient evidence of the safety of some components (Curcuma longa, Panax quiquefolius, notoginseng, and glycyrrhiza). The manufacturer and scientist in the field of traditional Chinese herbs (chinesis materia medica), Mr. Albert Y. Leung, considers his product absolutely safe for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers as well. He uses only guaranteed traditional high-quality raw materials for which there is extensive publication on their safety, toxicity, incompatibility, preventive measures, and warnings. Furthermore, for the herbs used, there is a practice based on clinical experience in humans gained over the years. The experience of doctors in the Czech Republic offering PhytoChi is only positive for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers. Your daughter is used to PhytoChi because you used it during pregnancy and breastfeeding, so you can start giving PhytoChi to your daughter without a problem. The dosage is adjusted according to body weight. A person weighing 70 kg = 15 ml of PhytoChi.

We consulted the answer with the SZÚ and the manufacturer, Mr. Leung. For reasons of precautionary principle, the SZÚ considers it inappropriate to recommend the product for use by pregnant and breastfeeding women, as in its opinion there is insufficient evidence of the safety of some components (Curcuma longa, Panax quiquefolius, notoginseng, and glycyrrhiza). The manufacturer and scientist in the field of traditional Chinese herbs (chinesis materia medica), Mr. Albert Y. Leung, considers his product absolutely safe for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers as well. He uses only guaranteed traditional high-quality raw materials for which there is extensive publication on their safety, toxicity, incompatibility, preventive measures, and warnings. Furthermore, for the herbs used, there is a practice based on clinical experience in humans gained over the years. The experience of doctors in the Czech Republic offering PhytoChi is only positive for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers. The decision is up to you.