There IS a cure for Epilepsy.

saved1986 · � #16 � 11-27-2009, 06:23 AM

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Originally Posted by liverock

Low magnesium levels have been found in epilepsy patients for many years but the medical professions insistence on drug use only has pushed it into the background.

Magnesium, The Nutrient That Could Change Your Life: Chapter 7. Epilepsy

Thank you for posting that. Also, one treatment for a severe asthmatic attack is an intravenous mag drip.

EarlyBird · � #17 � 11-30-2009, 06:05 AM

Don't know about the other two but I know from personal experience that Magnesium
keeps me from getting leg cramps in the calves of my legs.

walker · � #18 � 02-04-2010, 07:30 PM

Okay, ya'll (I'm a southern gal), I've had seizures for 21 years and have tried everything except Epsom Salts, which I find very interesting and will probably give it a try. Magnesium supplements had no effect on me. Orange, grapfruit and apple juices create seizures for some people (like me) because it blocks the absorption of certain meds and increases certain hormones like estrogen in women with catamenial seizures. EVERYONE, use caution when trying anything that your doctor doesn't know about AND anything your doctor does no about!!!

Live well and be careful!!!

kind2creatures · � #19 � 02-04-2010, 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by walker

I've had seizures for 21 years and have tried everything except Epsom Salts, which I find very interesting and will probably give it a try.

Hi walker, welcome to the forum! Thanks for sharing that info, I'll be looking forward to hearing about your results if you do decide to try the Epsom Salts.

jfh · � #20 � 02-05-2010, 08:04 AM

Hi walker. If you don't respond to magnesium, you may not respond to epsom salts either. Maybe a nice warm bath of Epsom Salts will be better.

I suppose you know to avoid diet drinks and foods using that neurotoxin aspartame.

You might find this study interesting too. Spanish sage.

https://www.life-enhancement.com/arti...ate.asp?ID=947

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In many cultures, the sage family of herbs has been used traditionally for a number of neurological problems, including depression, epilepsy, and age-related memory loss. Based on this rich history of use, the UK researchers set out to explore the benefits of Spanish sage, and they asked a tantalizing question: Could young adults with normal cognitive function actually improve their memory following ingestion of this herb?
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Patients participating in the trial were given one 50-�l capsule of Spanish sage oil in the morning for the first week; 2 capsules (morning and evening, 100 �l total) for the second week; and three capsules (morning, noon, and evening, 150 �l total) for the third through sixth weeks.

Dalmation sage is another sage that could be used. It is the common cooking sage.

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