Tremors

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Hi I will look into it. Thank youRuth Re: Tremors

You might want to research Vitamin B-6 / magnesium. A lot of our kids with autism and seizures do very well and have fewer seizures with B-6 (magnesium helps it absorb.)I've also heard that exposure to gluten can cause seizures, so you may want to try going gluten free.

Wish I could be of more help, but that's about all I know. We just found out my son is having seizures, so I'm just now learning. Also, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy has been known to really help with seizures, so you may wish to research that as well.

On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 11:41 AM, cher.lowrance <cher.lowrance@ gmail.com> wrote:

To my knowledge there is no Stan Kurtz diet but the diet that he used

is the Specific Carbohydrate Diet modified to IgG food allergies.

Seizures can be caused by viruses so I would consider pulling viral

titers and trialing antivirals.

Cheryl

> Hi, I am new here. I have epilepsy and diabetes Type 2. Because of my

> epilepsy, I have severe tremors. Mainly on my right arm. Always in my

> head. I have had STATUS EPILEPTICUS. That is where the seizures

> continue for a long time. I fall down a lot and I am wobbly. I also

> have severe migraines and headaches. I was told that I can get help

> with the Stan Kurtz diet. Please help me.

> Ruth Brown

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I have tried looking on the sight for this topic but because my computer is down

and out all I have is my blackberry to communicate with.

I have every once in awhile had a tremors or shaking of a finger. But this week

during several that I was running my left hand started to visibly tremor or

shake at different times.

Does anyone know what is the cause of this and will it get better or worse?

Nesey from MD

CM 5mm