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Feverfew Seed Varieties thumbnail Potency of this traditional headache cure changes with variety.

The small flowers of Chrysanthemum parthenium or feverfew resemble chamomile. During the Middle Ages herbalists referred to the plant as featherfoil. Gradually the name evolved into "feverfew" and as early as the 17th century the plant gained a reputation as a headache cure. In the 1970s, Dr. E. Stewart Johnson tested feverfew on 270 patients at the City of London Migraine Clinic. Feverfew relieved migraines in 70 percent. Not all varieties yield usable amounts of parthenolide, the plant's natural pain reliever


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