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My New Research Topic: Detoxification for Seizures & General Health by Ali Patient Expert

Posted Thu 20 May 2010 5:54pm ... how do we know for sure what is good and what is bad? Here's the message: No Cause, No Cure? The Story of My Son's Seizures By Steve Wohlberg "Like a flitting sparrow, like... the terrible struggles my wife Kristin and I have experienced as a result of our son's seizures, and the valuable lessons we have learned. My prayer is that these words will honor Read on »

New-Onset Afebrile Seizures in Infants Are Generally Brief, but Often Recurrent by Poh Tin Tan Posted Fri 12 Feb 2010 12:00am in 298 (94%) patients, EEGs from 286 (90.2%), and MRI in 182 (57.4%). Nearly half of the infants were having partial seizures. Evidence for primary generalized seizures was rare. The researchers note that only 6 infants without partial features had generalized epileptiform discharges. Overall, 71% of infants had more than one seizure upon presentation, and 38 Read on »

The Surgeon General’s Vision for a Healthy and Fit Nation by Dr. Marion Nestle Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Mon 08 Feb 2010 6:15am I recently received this request from Daniel posted to Feedback: Would you mind writing a blog post on the new surgeon general’s obesity report? …Is there a food politic... General. I’m not surprised. Pollan’s book is a hot best seller (it’s #1 on Amazon booksand for good reasonin my opinion). The need to prevent obesity and how to do Read on »

Kim Rose, General Manager, Nampa Anytime Fitness by J.Knapp Posted Mon 15 Mar 2010 12:00am If you’ve ever been into the Anytime Fitness on Caldwell Boulevard, chances are you’ve met Kim. Since the doors opened in 2007, she has been the General Manager and Boot... Fitness and Figure Championships. She is a certified Group Fitness Instructor through the American Council on Exercise and is also a member of the National Gym Association Read on »

Kettlebell Training for Strength, Endurance and General Fitness by Ryan K. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 30 Nov 2008 12:15pm ). Kettlebells can also be great during the off-season when an athlete may want to focus less on power weight training and more on general fitness and functional strength. Safety Read on »

No Longer Fit to Be with the General Public by Julee Huy Patient Expert

Posted Sat 13 Jun 2009 12:18am I find that I have a really hard time being out in public now that my view of the world has changed. There is something that happens when a child has autism that changes you forever and there's just no turning back. If autism isn't the thought at that front of my mind, it's #2 or 3 for sure. The other day I was taking Josiah to teeball ... Read on »

Inquiry into epileptic fit arres ... by Serene L. Patient Expert

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Posted Wed 08 Jul 2009 9:15pm Inquiry into epileptic fit arrest The arrest of an man with epilepsy in Ballymoney is being investigated by the police ombudsman. It is alleged that Melvyn Graham, 46, was handcuffed while he was having a seizure on the Frosses Road last month. His sister, Mandy, said the police may have mistaken Melvyn for a drunk or a drug Read on »

Can Your Diet Reduce Epileptic Fits? by Nick B. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 21 Nov 2008 4:32pm and work positions which are out of bounds due to the chance of taking a seizure, but is there a way to control the condition? Does your diet have a major role to play? Scientists... to counter-act the condition, The research centred around 146 children who suffered regular epileptic fits although by using the high-fat diet the number of fits fell by two thirds Read on »

Seizures? by Ali Patient Expert

Posted Fri 02 Oct 2009 3:07pm experiencing brain stem activity which acts as seizures, and is not measurable by an EEG. Even in "typical" children, seizures can take place in all of the brain as a "generalized... by the electrical disturbance that produces seizures. Experts divide seizures into generalized seizures (absence,atonic, tonic-clonic,myoclonic), partial (simple and complex) seizures Read on »

Urinating During a Seizure by Methods of Healing Patient Expert

Posted Wed 17 Mar 2010 10:34pm of behavior or repetitive movements can be a seizure. A doctor must diagnose epilepsy. Grand Mal seizures or generalized seizures as they are sometimes called involve all areas of the brains cortex. Urinating during a seizure is possible during generalized seizures. Partial or Focal seizures only involve one part of the brain and therefore only one part Read on »