Just not the one we’d hoped for.

When GAHusband started getting relief from his headaches using PEA supplements, I shared that information with practically everybody I knew. At the time, I had one friend who was having migraines even worse than Jesse was. She mentioned this morning that she has been headache free ever since she started using it a year ago! Praise God!

Even though it didn’t continue to work for us in the same degree, I think it helped a lot in the sense that Jesse got enough life back, and for long enough, that he is more motivated to combat the depression that comes with the pain. He’s still having the headaches, and other chronic pain, but he’s not thinking about it the same way. Turns out, PEA is in trials as a candidate for antidepressant therapy. I believe it! We’re not out of the woods, but I still feel hopeful. I feel far more hopeful than I did back when I realized the headaches were settling back in to their routine.

I just wanted to take a minute to spread the word about this stuff one more time, in spite of our ultimate disappointment. I got very excited when I realized it has carried my friend through a whole year! It is absolutely worth a try. You can buy the capsules premade:

But I like to buy the powder and put it in capsules myself. It saves a few cents, and makes me feel like a smart girl.

Of course, this blog post isn’t intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any kind of illnesses. PEA is a supplement, and your mileage may vary. Do your own research, of course! Your own body makes PEA for pain management. Sometimes it just doesn’t make enough on its own, I suppose. If you decide to try it, I am super interested in what you experience with it, so please let me know!

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