First, let me say that I am not a fan of the Atkins diet (as some suggestions for epilepsy), and many of its features is at odds with what others recommend a diet that helps with epilepsy – the most important is to avoid animal protein. Besides this, it is my opinion (shared by many others) that Atkins, a given right, but his diet is eventually fatal shortcomings when the market was focused on the simpleand makes substantially eliminate unhealthy carbohydrates and eat almost anything you want, including "junk food" and excessive fat is not healthy. Some carbohydrates are essential for good health and I am one of those who believe he was saying when lykskouing performed on Atkins (referred to below) has shown serious problems and serious deterioration of almost all his major organs and systems. Strict her diet will actually lead to weight loss, butcan make the cost of developing chronic problems that can ultimately, life is too short, why is not life threatening.
Dietary advice:
Restaurants, sour milk products like yogurt and organic kefir.
Includes beets, chard, eggs, green leafy vegetables, raw cheese, raw milk, nuts, seeds and fermented soy products like miso, tempeh and natto.
Fresh live Drink "juice made of beetroot, carrots, green beans, leafy green vegetables, peas, red grapes, andalgae for nutrients concentrated.
Small meals, not large amounts of fluids to drink all at once, and take 2 tablespoons of olive oil per day.
Avoid alcohol, animal protein, fried foods, artificial sweeteners such as aspartame, caffeine and nicotine. Avoid foods and refined sugars.
Some of the most important vitamins and minerals for epilepsy:
DMG
L-carnitine
L-tyrosine
Magnesium
The improvement of the products of oxygen (whichOxygen)
Selenium
Taurine
Vitamin B complex
Extra Vitamin B3 (Niacin)
Folate
Pantothenic
Football
Sink
HERBS AEDs are important:
Lucerne
Black cohosh, hyssop, lobelia, and (for best results use the shift)
Caution: not the black cohosh during pregnancy
Avoid the herb sage – these plants should not be taken by anyone with a serious illness
Other recommendations:
IfIntestinal move each day, before going to bed, take an enemy of lemon with the juice of two lemons and 2 liters of distilled water.
Take a bath of Epsom salts twice a week
Working towards a self-treatment. Doses of drugs to keep as low as possible and work as free from drugs and seizures as possible. The right diet and supplements are very important in the management of epilepsy.
Get regular moderate exercise to improve circulation in the brain.
Aspossible, avoid stress.
IF YOU ARE present when someone is having a seizure:
If you are the moment when a person has a stroke are:
Keep in check the person.
Do not try t put anything into the mouth of the person. A person with a seizure may bite their tongue, but is not life threatening.
Try a drop of controls to keep the person who has not hit something as he or she collapses. Often the person who knows that he or she is on the verge of an attack, andcan ask him or her to sit on the floor, or help him to sit down.
Leave the person lying on an area of safety. Avoid anything that is not under .. the person's head if possible, turn the person on his side, stiffening the material to him or her in that position with pillows on his back during the attack. In this way, any saliva or blood from a bitten tongue be able to float from his mouth.
In case of loss of bladder of bowel control, if possible, loosely cover the person with aRug to protect their privacy.
Do not panic. Loosen any tight clothing makes the person more comfortable. Being with the person until the attacks stopped. He or she may become confused and tired immediately after the stroke.
If the person had repeated attacks on the other hand, see a doctor. A child or a child needs medical help immediately asked.
CONSIDERATIONS:
Most people that epilepsy is aware of their condition anddrugs to take control of seizures. Possible side effects of anticonvulsant drugs, such as blood disorders, fatigue, liver problems, and mental fatigue or fog.
Other drugs may interact with anticonvulsants, reduce or increase the effect of a drug or another. Alcohol, pills, the antibiotic erythromycin, and some forms of asthma, ulcers and heart drugs known to interact with certain epilepsy drugs.
Source:Recipe for Nutritional Healing
Virtually all the above information about diet, vitamins and minerals, and many, many more found in my favorite reference book on nutritional healing prescription for Nutritional Healing, written by a naturopathic doctor and husband and wife who have already bestseller in its category in the last 20 years and is now in a much larger problem 4. It contains a lot more about epilepsy, including a long list ofthe most important vitamins and minerals and other important considerations and measures to be taken – so much that would take me hours and hours to get here.
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No one can ever a commitment to 100% when it comes to complex issues such as'epilepsy, but I think the promise of a great hope for your daughter. You keep us informed on how it goes.
Long life, healthy life, live happy!
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Posted on February 4th, 2010 by admin
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