Treating epilepsy with Indian integrated medicine (IIM) is all about treating it with nature's laws. It removes the root cause of primary epilepsy ( convulsions with no brain lesion). Here the most important thing is to keep vitamin D levels in the normal range throughout life, which acts as a natural anticonvulsant, acting as an umbrella, protecting the brain from getting convulsions.…
Avoid bathing, Sun bathing, body massage, and exercise. Gentle sponging is accepted well.Fever till 101 is body’s friend as it helps fight infection by increasing immune response.Above 101 – measures are needed to bring it down to 100, as the heart rate goes very high to inhibit its own blood supply, and all other normal body functions are hindered.Best way…
The moment frequency of stools increase, parents want to stop it. Some even go to giving loperamide to the child, which stop intestinal movements all together. Let us first understand why body wants to throw out so frequently. Either it is infection or stored rotten food or body wants to adjust temperature or it is a mechanism for auto-healing. In…
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Vitamin D is a natural anticonvulsant in our body. All patients of…
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Diet has to be tailor made for each person for it to act as a health promoter. For each disease also, there is separate set of food items. One size does not fit all. We can not advise same diet to all, as each individual has different constitution.
We need to keep vitamin D levels between 70 – 100 ng/ml to get its optimal benefits. Below 70 ng/ml benefits of vitamin D will not be there, above 100…
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