vet related, but some clues here

February 10, 2001

Placebo-controlled double-blind trials have shown complete recovery from

epilepsy in human patients when offending foods were removed from the diet,

and there is evidence that certain chemicals, such as industrial air

pollutants, pesticide sprays, smoke, solvents, volatile compounds and food

additives can cause human seizures.

The following web site has an article, (by Dr. Belfield), on epilepsy and

allergies:

Here is a little bit of what he has to say:

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" Since I had previously treated skin related allergies with diets and

nutritional supplementation, why not attempt to apply the skin allergy

therapy to a central nervous allergy.

I later

learned through, literature research, that the Harvard Medical School had

made the same observation in four children with idiopathic epilepsy, allergy

related. An even more significant reports by Dr. J.R. , veterinarian,

has observed allergy related epilepsy in canines. "

The following web site explains one treatment option for allergies:

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