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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Epilepsy / December 2004

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turbinado - 03 Dec 2004 00:59 GMT
Is anyone here sensitive to dairy products, and have they caused seizures?
Theo - 03 Dec 2004 08:09 GMT
> Is anyone here sensitive to dairy products, and have they caused
> seizures?

I gave up milk quite awhile ago because I cannot handle the lactose much
anymore (soymilk now). But, after stopping it, there has been no change in
the frequency of my partials. So, if there is a connection between the two
I would be interested in reading... but unless I see proof otherwise I
would doubt it.
K I - 04 Dec 2004 18:32 GMT
Theo, you said your interesetd in reading some proof on  allergies
causing szs.Here's one site,  

http://www.edelsoncenter.com/Diseases_Treatment/epilepsy.htm

Also if you want more proof you can get a book called "Brain Allergies"
by Dr.William Philpott.

Just my living side of it, Wheat was a major sz trigger for me, but
after giving it up for a few yrs I now can eat it w/out seizing, I gave
up alot of foods to be in control of my health today, If you haven't
yet, get yourself tested to see if its more than one allergy you have.
Hope this helps you now.

Sincerely
Kathy
Theo - 04 Dec 2004 20:22 GMT
KTI@webtv.net (K I) wrote in news:28534-41B202C7-61@storefull-
3253.bay.webtv.net:

> http://www.edelsoncenter.com/Diseases_Treatment/epilepsy.htm

Thank you, its now my latest bookmark. Quite a few of these I knew... but
alot I didnt. Didnt see anything on milk, but maybe its hidden in the more
scientific names.

I always thought just a little bit of chocolate a day helped keep the neuro
away, and added just a little bit to a small soymilk. Maybe its just
wishful thinking, but its a good wish that tastes good ;o)

cheers
 
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