Epilepsy is a neurological disease that results in abnormal electrical activity in the brain. It mainly affects children, adolescents, and the elderly to varying degrees. The causes are in some cases genetic, but in most cases, they are not identified.

What is epilepsy?

Epilepsy is characterized by a sudden increase in electrical activity in the brain, resulting in a temporary disruption of communication between neurons. Usually they are short-lived. They can take place either in a specific area of ​​the brain or as a whole. These abnormal nerve impulses can be measured during an electroencephalogram  (EEG), a test that records brain activity.

The causes can be:

• Trauma / injury
• The consequences of a brain tumor
• Perhaps the consequences of inflammation of the brain caused by bacteria or viruses causing
• The consequences of a stroke
• Perhaps also the consequences of taking medication or drugs

Epilepsy can be clearly distinguished from epileptic seizures. An epileptic seizure is a generally unprovoked event caused by sudden, uncoordinated irritation of nerve cells in the brain. As a single, almost singular event, epileptic seizures affect about 5-10% of the population once in their lifetime.

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Natural herbal treatment

It is a rapid and effective natural treatment to prevent and control seizures. We use the best natural herbs to cure epilepsy. This natural remedy is active in all crises of epilepsy; it is suitable for children and adults. Modern medicine offers drugs for epilepsy. Unfortunately, these drugs often have many side effects and are not always effective. They inhibit seizures but are not curative.

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An epileptic seizure occurs when the biochemistry or biophysics of the brain are out of phase. Nerve impulses and the work of neurotransmitters, usually harmoniously coordinated, mix together. The result is an "internal overstimulation" of parts of the brain or the whole brain. The following symptoms occur:

• Uncoordinated muscle twitches
• Perception disturbances
• optical phenomena such as flashes of light, an aura, etc.
• Hallucinations, such as voice or other sensory impressions
• For complex focal seizures: disturbances of consciousness, drowsiness, absences
• Independent movements not consciously controlled

if the whole brain is affected, we speak of a grand mal attack. These attacks usually have a characteristic sequence:

• In the first phase: there is unconsciousness, the extremities are stretched away from the body. Breathing may fall back. Cramped muscles cause a lack of oxygen in the tissues, and the skin and lips can turn blue, which is known as "cyanosis".
• Second phase: there are contractions associated with epileptic seizures. These attacks usually last one to two minutes. After a short period of awareness, the patient often falls into a long, deep sleep which is difficult to wake up. Activation of involuntary muscles results in biting of the tongue or lips, loss of urine or stool.

In addition, we know the absences, which are also called "petit-mal-seizure": the gaze freezes, the person concerned stops in his work, perhaps rolls his eyes and there are short shakes. It is the state of a temporary absence of mind, accompanied by a "storm" of nervous impulses. After a few seconds, the entry is usually complete and the person concerned continues the work that they had started before.

FIRST AID FOR EPILEPSY?

In the event of a “grand mal” attack, you should immediately contact an emergency doctor if you do not know where you are. If, on the other hand, the disease is well known and easy to control, even in the affected person and during an attack or if it ends after a short time, it may be possible to do without. It is important to try to protect the affected person from injury. For this, you need to remove all hard objects near the affected person. If in doubt, you should always contact the emergency doctor. Do not try to hold the patient convulsively or by force.

The epileptic status is a particularly dangerous situation that leads to a long seizure that does not end automatically. The emergency doctor must be called here immediately! If even the emergency doctor fails to get through this attack with medication, the patient should be treated intensively.

CAN EPILEPSY BE TREATED WITH NATURAL MEANS?

Prescription drugs for epilepsy have a powerful and profound effect. Of course, one cannot expect such a powerful effect from natural remedies. However, the risk of side effects is much less likely. Of course, natural remedies aren't completely harmless either.

A certain form of epilepsy, called 'vitamin B6 dependent' epilepsy, can actually be treated with a high dose of vitamin B6. But don't overdo it: Vitamin B6 can be overdosed.

The emphasis is on reducing the strength and frequency of epileptic seizures with natural substances and nutritional supplements. Often, homeopathy is also mentioned.

Although I am a friend of homeopathy, I must warn you here: there is no "homeopathic remedy for epilepsy". It's a myth. Homeopathic medicines have a character. If this character matches the character of the person receiving this remedy, then the remedy is also suitable. So two people can have exactly the same symptoms, but one has brown eyes and is quite strong and inconspicuous, the other has blue eyes and is thin and tall. Although both people have the same symptoms, you need different remedies.

Therefore, do not treat yourself with a "homeopathic remedy for epilepsy". If you want homeopathic treatment, go to a trained homeopath.

But back to naturopathy now. There are five key steps you should take to reduce the frequency and intensity of seizures in the long term:

AVOID THE FOLLOWING STIMULANTS:

You should avoid stimulating substances: these include caffeine, ephedrine, tyrosine, an amino acid, guarana, ginkgo, stimulant and stimulant drugs and drugs, sex stimulating substances like Tribulus, Tongkat Ali or Maca.

Antidepressants and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs can trigger an attack. Contact your doctor!

PAY ATTENTION TO THE QUALITY OF YOUR SLEEP

Epilepsy and migraines have a lot in common. The clinical picture of both diseases improves by paying attention to the regularity of your life. The same meal times, the same hours of sleep. Not only is the amount of sleep important - of course, 7-8 hours a day is desirable - but also the quality. Pay particular attention to deactivating all sources of technical radiation near your room!

MAKE YOUR OWN ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DIET:

Hidden inflammations can trigger irregular nerve impulses and cause and worsen seizures by increasing blood pressure. The main countermeasures:

• ensure a balanced blood sugar level. Cut down on carbohydrates
• Consume plenty of omega-3 fatty acids, possibly as a dietary supplement
• consume a lot of antioxidants: vegetables and fruits of a bright and intense color
• pay attention to the quality of meat and protein! Meat contaminated with hormones can increase the inflammation hidden in the body and increase the risk of epileptic seizures!
• To drink a lot. Avoid sugary drinks, but also coffee and tea

YOU CAN BENEFIT FROM THE FOLLOWING SUPPLEMENTS

The following nutritional supplements have been shown to be helpful in epilepsy:

• Vitamin E, especially after a crisis
• Melatonin
• Taurine
• Fish oil
• Vitamin B6
• magnesium
• Folic acid

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