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For migraine what is better ?riboflavin 400 mg or co q10 100 mg or butterbur or feverfew or all together and what is the daily dosage ??
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Try all then...: All are proven effective but some individuals respond better to some than others so you need to try all to see what works best for you. Since each reduce migraines but seldom stop them entirely best benefit most likely from taking all. If you go months with no migraine can try stopping one at a time to see what's working. Also try Magnesium taurate or citrate 600 mg/day. See comment for doses:
Answered 5/11/2016
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