I get headaches off and on for the first three to four days. It's normal. Drink tons and tons of water and make sure your colon stays clean with lax tea and SWF. Day two may even be the worst, so if you hang in there and keep cleansing you may get that nasty stuff out that is causing it, and you may actually cure your headaches altogether after the cleanse.

I don't get them, but my husband does when we cleanse. We are also on day 2, and he had a nogin-buster last night. I put him to bed, and he feels a lot better today. This is my 8th cleanse, and his 3rd. His first two generated headaches for the first two days, now, on this third, he'd down to just a handful of hours.

My girlfriend saw how happy I was after each of my cleanses and decided to do one. She quit after two days because of the headaches. I can only imagine that they are bad. My only advice to you is that you can make it through it, and once on the other side, you'll feel amazing.

I have back pain with my cleanses, but I always think that the muscle soreness is part of the detoxing, and I never quit because of it.

Good Luck!

Jen

I bet you will benefit greatly from a cleanse! I hope you can fast through until your body has detoxed whatever is causing your headaches, and you will get some permanent relief!

I started this Master-Cleanse with headaches, which turned out to be due to a pharmaceutical parasite treatment I had done over a week before starting! I was still detoxing those drugs, which were pretty nasty. The headache was memorable!

I did a plain water enema which gave me a lot of relief and helped minimize the crisis. If you can do this in addition to the tea/swf, try it! This has stopped many a detox crisis in its path for me on long fasts.

Are you a big coffee drinker? Coffee is a major cause of headaches.

In any case, drink LOTS of lemonade, and LOTS of extra water--you are flushing your kidneys and liver/gallbladder, which are your body's filters, as well as your intestines. Give yourself time to detox this ongoing problem and I know you will benefit greatly! Meanwhile, take special care of yourself. Treat yourself like you have the flu--stay down, rest and drink those liquids!

Let us know how you are doing!

Best to you,
Somer

Headaches are normal in early stages. Here's a link to an interesting description of what to expect in various stages: //www.curezone.org/forums/m.asp?f=479&i=36