Three natural cures for migraine headache are suggested here: Honey for prevention, and apple cider vinegar and lavender oil massage for an attack.

This resource not only lists many natural cures for headache, it allows people to chime in to agree or disagree with their effectiveness.

Get a variety of simple exercises and body-placement natural cures for headache here, such as keeping your teeth from touching except when you're chewing.

This simple ginger-based tonic recipe is a natural cure for headaches with neuralgic components, such as sinus, cervicogenic or stress-induced headaches.

Sometimes you just can't avoid your headache trigger. When this is the case, try a hot bath or another natural cure for headache listed here.

Go 1:45 into this video to learn about meadowsweet, an effective natural cure for a headache. It's perfect if you find yourself without aspirin in the great outdoors.

Learn how herbal formulas find their way around your body, then read about inhaling rosemary–infused steam as a natural cure for headache.

The right natural cure for headache depends on the headache's original cause. This page lists many possible causes, and the various means of treating them.

This page suggests lifestyle changes you can make, and gives recipes you can try at home to naturally cure your headache.

Instead of reaching for the Tylenol again, why not try peppermint oil as a natural cure for headache? Just rub it on the skin around painful areas to improve tension headaches.

If you get recurring migraines, try butterbur root. This study suggests that 70mg taken twice daily is an effective natural cure for headache.

Try these four simple natural cures for headache, including visualization and acupressure. If one doesn't work for you, you have three more options.

This extremely thorough QA on natural cures for migraine headaches discusses both prevention and things to do during an attack.

This study summary explains why scientists recommend acupuncture as an effective natural cure for migraine headache.

A series of studies suggests that capsaicin, a natural cure for headache that happens to be found in cayenne pepper, can bring relief by depleting pain neurotransmitters.