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Old Jun 15, 2009, 06:05 AM
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re hi all, epileptic has started having grand mals again

hey all, i'm an epileptic i usually only have warnings {auras} mostly and complex partials but started to have grand mals i dont beleive medications work for me im a vegetarian have been for 13-14 yrs {i eat dairy- think im intolerant to diet pepsi-pepsi coke& cheese, i eat fish shelfish but not meat } thnx for listening takecare kimberley x.

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Old Jun 15, 2009, 01:14 PM   #2  
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You should discuss this with your doctor, but I did read that a ketogenic diet (high fat, moderate protein, very low carb) which has a good history in treating children with epilepsy, has now been tried with older people and produced some promising results.

Don't try this at home. Talk to your doctor.

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kimahsam agrees: im 21 and also not a child tho sumtimes i may act a child lol.
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thanks for the answer im 21 not a child though sumtimes i may act a child lol.
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That's the point, they are now trying keto diets with older people. It may not work, but it won't do any harm, and it might reduce the number of seizures. But talk to your doctor and ask him or her to read the research first.
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thnx for your time kimberley x.
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Here is a good site that might help

Support Epilepsy Treatments & Natural Epilepsy Alternative Remedies
Also balance your PH and your electrolytes.

Some B vitamins are great for migraines.
You might also try lecithin (found in eggs)
also Apple cider vinegar.

Also vegetarians need to make sure they get enough protein AND L-carnitine ( an amino acid).

Keep up with your doctor visits.
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And why do you think medications don't work for you? Which ones have your tried,

How long have you been off your medications.
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