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Does diet affect the treatment of epilepsy?

Homepage Articles Does diet affect the treatment of epilepsy?

Does diet affect the treatment of epilepsy?

Over the past few years, there has been a lot of research on the effects of diet on the treatment of epilepsy. This condition, known as epileptic seizures, can be treated surgically, but not all cases qualify for this treatment.

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1. Treatment of Polish: English: English:
2. The following is the list of food additives used in the preparation of food preparations:
3. Whether a ketogenic diet has an effect on the treatment of epilepsy Study results

1. Treatment of Polish: English: English:

Unfortunately, despite such great progress in medicine, about 30% of patients with epilepsy do not respond to pharmacotherapy (epileptic seizures). Rejdak et al. 2016). It is worthwhile to try alternative treatments first, such as stimulation of the facial nerve, and to adopt an appropriate diet. Scientific evidence confirms its effectiveness especially in young patients (A. Padaepsis is a treatable disease, but it is rare because most neurological disorders are transient. The mechanism of action is diverse, so it is very important to consult a specialist.

2. The following is the list of food additives used in the preparation of food preparations:

However, these values should be modified depending on the individual characteristics of the patient. It is a restrictive dietary model and its variations. There are studies that support its effect on the treatment of epilepsy and may not be beneficial or even dangerous to the patient's health (M. The classic ketogenic diet for epileptics was used as early as 1921). The use of fasting was then one of the main sources of liver treatment. Scientific reports confirm the beneficial effects of the classical ketogenic diets and their variants.

3. Whether a ketogenic diet has an effect on the treatment of epilepsy Study results

Overall, 5 clinical trials have been shown to improve the functioning of brain cells. However, the first results, presented in 1937 by Dr. L. Authors, confirmed the effectiveness of the ketogenic diet in the treatment of epilepsy by up to 27% of subjects (L. The latest results of the study are also very optimistic. The study lasted 16 months. Wijnen et al. 2017). However, five clinical studies have shown that the efficacy of the keto diet in treating epileptic patients who do not respond to the pharmacological treatment and do not qualify for the main type of diarrheal surgery (J. Sodecides, most adult researchers have also found that effective diarrhea treatment for adults and adults can be used to treat erectile dysfunction.
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