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There are many neurological disorders affecting millions of people in America today. One of these neurological disorders is seizure disorder or epilepsy. Epilepsy is a chronic medical condition produced by temporary changes in the electrical function of the brain, causing seizures. Seizures affect awareness, movement, and sensation.
A brain seizure or convulsion is defined as an abrupt or sudden alteration in the electrical activity in the brain manifested clinically by a change in consciousness or by a motor, sensory, or behavioral symptom.
There are a variety of seizures which involve the central nervous system by the disease process. Some common types of seizures are partial seizures, complex partial seizure also called temporal lobe or psychomotor seizures, tonic-clonic (grand mal) seizure, and absence seizure (petit mal) type seizure. The two types of seizures we most frequently hear about are the grand mal with it's abrupt onset without warning presentation, whereby the seizure last usually up to 2 minutes, and in contrast the petit mal seizure which is noted for it's brevity, and generally allows for full recovery in 5 to 10 seconds.
Are you on your last nerve?
The causes of seizures are relatively unknown. It is thought that many things can trigger the delicate electrical system in the brain that cause seizures, including exposure to an allergen, fever, trauma (especially head injury), hypoglycemia, genetic conditions, lead poisoning, and metabolic or nutritional imbalances. According to research by Arizona State University's Biochemical Department, the artificial sweetener aspartame (NutraSweet) has been associated with seizures in some people. Heavy metals and aluminum toxicity may also contribute to seizures.
Dietary changes are important for people with epilepsy.
Foods to avoid:
Margarine
Table salt
Aspartame
MSG
Pesticides
Milk with hormones
Food additives
Sugar and concentrated sweeteners
Refined oils
Safe alternatives:
Stevia
Unrefined sea salt
Essential fatty acids (Omegacin)
Daily Essentials for Calcium, magnesium, vitamin D, trace minerals
Raw vegetables
Flaxseed oil/linseed oil
Sea vegetables
Supplementation is very important for neurological problems such as epilepsy. The body is capable of shunting trillions upon trillions of signals and information through its neural pathways each minute of the day, day after day, year after year, seemingly without stopping. In order to do this, specific nutrients are required to allow the smooth conveyance of neural information from one cell to another. Växa's Neuran gives the additional nutritional support needed for neurological problems.
A brain seizure or convulsion is defined as an abrupt or sudden alteration in the electrical activity in the brain manifested clinically by a change in consciousness or by a motor, sensory, or behavioral symptom.
There are a variety of seizures which involve the central nervous system by the disease process. Some common types of seizures are partial seizures, complex partial seizure also called temporal lobe or psychomotor seizures, tonic-clonic (grand mal) seizure, and absence seizure (petit mal) type seizure. The two types of seizures we most frequently hear about are the grand mal with it's abrupt onset without warning presentation, whereby the seizure last usually up to 2 minutes, and in contrast the petit mal seizure which is noted for it's brevity, and generally allows for full recovery in 5 to 10 seconds.
Are you on your last nerve?
The causes of seizures are relatively unknown. It is thought that many things can trigger the delicate electrical system in the brain that cause seizures, including exposure to an allergen, fever, trauma (especially head injury), hypoglycemia, genetic conditions, lead poisoning, and metabolic or nutritional imbalances. According to research by Arizona State University's Biochemical Department, the artificial sweetener aspartame (NutraSweet) has been associated with seizures in some people. Heavy metals and aluminum toxicity may also contribute to seizures.
Dietary changes are important for people with epilepsy.
Foods to avoid:
Margarine
Table salt
Aspartame
MSG
Pesticides
Milk with hormones
Food additives
Sugar and concentrated sweeteners
Refined oils
Safe alternatives:
Stevia
Unrefined sea salt
Essential fatty acids (Omegacin)
Daily Essentials for Calcium, magnesium, vitamin D, trace minerals
Raw vegetables
Flaxseed oil/linseed oil
Sea vegetables
Supplementation is very important for neurological problems such as epilepsy. The body is capable of shunting trillions upon trillions of signals and information through its neural pathways each minute of the day, day after day, year after year, seemingly without stopping. In order to do this, specific nutrients are required to allow the smooth conveyance of neural information from one cell to another. Växa's Neuran gives the additional nutritional support needed for neurological problems.
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