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\"\"<\/a>A medicinal herb used to reduce fever, and treat migraines and arthritis. Available in supplement form at health food stores and some pharmacies. Feverfew can easily be grown in your garden or in a balcony pot.<\/p>\n

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A herb, formerly used to reduce fevers, but now used to relieve migraine.<\/p>\n

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An herbal remedy used for migraine, fever, and inflammation. Feverfew is a member of the chrysanthemum or sunflower family and has been used for centuries to reduce fever. It also may have a favorable effect on blood platelets, and it may be effective in the prevention and treatment of migraine headaches.<\/p>\n

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A perennial herb (Tanacetum parthenium) grown as an ornamental plant and promoted to treat rheumatologic illnesses and to prevent migraines.<\/p>\n

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The plant TANACETUM PARTHENIUM is commonly known as Feverfew and is used in herbal medicine to treat headaches and migraines.<\/p>\n

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