My girlfriend is ill and no tests can show why...

Happened to me for 18 years. No one knew what I had, everyone thought I had cystic fibrosis, but I constantly tested negitive. Turned out I had some other disease that was recently they had just discovered 10 years ago.

I am sorry to hear that. What is the disease if you don't mind me asking? (You don't have to tell of course).

Has an electrolyte imbalance been completely ruled out?

That's one of the first things to look at anyway.

Interesting. The thought came up once a while ago but it was ruled out by doctors for whatever reason. Intriguing to hear you say it though. Is there anything I should be looking for that would support an electrolyte imbalance?

Read this book my friend:

Your Body's Many Cries for Water: You're Not Sick; You're Thristy, Don't Treat Thirst With Medication

[link to www.amazon.com]

This book was written by an MD who knows what he is talking about. Give your girlfriend lots of water.

Thank you very much, that means alot. I will buy this and look into it. I am willing to do anything and help with anything I can for her.

i don't understand---she has had serious seizures as in grand mal ?
on meds ? or what ?
hard to maintain being seizure free--- ???
sometimes they just don't know why and they simply say ideopathic--
and go to
www.watercure2.org

for the info on water /salt etc

They never stop, they pop up randomly. There is no way of predicting them, it is really surreal. I am now checking out the link, thanks.

They are very clueless to the condition for sure!

Good luck, stay vigilant and don't fall into those miracle cure scams.

Keep up your inquisitive nature and don't give up, live a life with no regrets mate.

NUCCA

Thank you my friend.

It's really hard, we are desperate for any answers so we look at any possibility.

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Sorry to hear of your girlfriend's seizures. :o(

My 14 yr old dog began having seizures - vet couldn't find why.
They began occurring more frequently and more and more severe.
I looked online and found EaseSure by PetAlive.
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There's a "human" equivalent, but it doesn't have as many herbs in it and seems to not be as effective according to the reviews I've read - go figure.

Treat acute seizures and epilepsy [ put 3 - 5 drops in mouth during a seizure to shorten it ]
Prevent seizures from occurring [ she never had another one after I began giving to her ]
To limit after-effects of seizures such Drowsiness and clumsiness
Prevent over-stimulation of the nervous system
Lower high fevers associated with seizures
Regulate blood pressure


Ingredients are all natural - no known side effects although Passionflower can cause nausea, although extremely rare - one patient that I'm aware of in fact according to WebMD.

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Aspartame in diet sodas and foods can create havoc..seizures included,

Demonic possession? Exorcism? Worth a shot.

Can humans and dogs be cured similarly?

I recently read a high fat diet helps with seizures, bacon, eggs, sausage that kinda stuff..something like KEET or Kelt diet ?

my dick's on fire

Are they psuedo-seizures? Those have no known cause.

Metabolic mitochondrail disease. Problem is I have a EXTREMELY rare version of it. On most cases you're fat and your internal organs begin to fail, i have the exact opposite. I can't seem to gain weight (Very little fat) I have an EXTREME apetite for sugar because it's the only thing my body can digest easily and my internal organs are fine, it's my muscles that "fail" and by fail I mean hurt. But nothing to serious, I can live a completely normal life, and hell I can't get fat so buffet time.

Thank you, that is very interesting. She has little of these things.

Ok good, now fuck off.

look into Celiac disease SERIOUSLY! it is an allergy to gluten which is in most all foods! She thought she was dieing and got all kinds of tests. Come to find out (not by test) that it was just this and now she feels better than ever! A long shot but worth looking into.

Wow, I just briefly looked them up and even at a glance there are similarities in the symptoms. Thank you, definitely something to consider.

Funny you say that, apparently a cross was put against her one time and then she suddenly went still. Obviously that doesn't usually happen in possession, its normally more of an extreme reaction but it was still very interesting.

Or maybe not. The worst thing you could give a person with an electrolyte imbalance is lots of water. It could put them into a coma.

I see, I'll give it a read up. Thank you for letting me know.

Have you tried taking her to a DO istead of an MD? A doctor of Osteopathy looks at the body as a whole organism and not just individual parts. They will often be able to treat things an MD will not even find.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Very interesting. Very plausible for sure. Thank you.

just incase.