epilepsia

Damian,neviem preco mas taku zlu vlastnost do kazdeho za kazdu cenu nahustit to,o com si TY presvedceny.Ved ked to niekomu robi dobre,nech si to berie.Ale ked ti polopatisticky napisem,ze vela mamin sa stazuje,ze ked davaju detom urcite vitaminy,ze sa im zmnozia zachvaty a ked ich vysadia,vsetko je potom v pohode,preco silou mocou tlacis,aby si len presvedcil,ze cez to vsetko mas len TY pravdu.Ved uz pochop,ze tymto vsetkym sme uz aj my so synom presli a skusali sme vselico mozne,ale pri nizsie spominanych vitaminoch sa aj jemu veeelmi pohorsilo.Takze z tohoto dovodu tvoje studie nepotvrdzuju to,co sa v nich pise.Ako som uz pisala,kazdy sme iny,takze neda sa vsetko zaskatulkovat tak,ako si ty predstavujes.Takze urcite by som to nechala na ludoch samotnych nech vyskusaju a ked im to robi dobre,nech si pomozu.Ale na druhej strane komu to robi vyslovne zle,tak samozrejme nech to neberie.Keby si radil,tak by som to brala,ale ty chces za kazdu cenu kazdeho presvedcit o svojich studiach,ktore si si vypichol ako vhodne pre tvoju teoriu a nepozeras na vysledok,len na to,ze podla knihy to tak ma vyjst a hotovo.

:-)To je pekne,ze to mas teoreticky nastudovane zo zdrojov,ktore ti vyhovuju.Pozri sa vsak aj na ine zdroje,co hovoria tie.No prax je uplne ina.Uz pochop,ze nie kazdy organizmus dobre znasa konske davky vitaminov.Darmo ty odporucas dennu davku magnezia 3krat denne 300 mg,ked vela ludi na to zareaguje zachvatom.Takze az taka velmi dobra cesta to nie je ako pises. :-)

ZDROJE :-)

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• Vitamin B6 (PIRIDOXIN) : 50-100 mg 3 krát denne (niekedy vit B3 blokuje antiepileptické liekmy, avšak B3 je jeden z najdôležitejších pri epilepsii). Odporúča sa postupne vysadzovať epileptické lieky a postupne zvyšovať piridoxín.

• Vitamin E: 800 IU/denne
• Taurín: 500 mg 3 krát denne (je to aminokyselina bežná u cicavcov)
• Magnézium: 300 mg 3 krát denne – veľmi dôležité!!!
• Manganese: 10 mg 3 krat denne – veľmi dôležité!!!
• Selén: 100 mcg/denne
• Zinok: 25 mg/denne.

no, to malo ist k ockovaniu

tvnoviny.sk

Som v kontakte s vela maminami,ktore maju tiez chore deti.Tu mas napriklad nazor jednej maminy,ktory NIE JE VYKONSTRUOVANY...- Na neurológiu nás pred rokom dohnali zvláštne tiky, ktoré začal robiť, vytáčani očí, ochkanie, trasenie hlavou. Zistili mu epileptické výboje a nasadili depakin. Rok bol v poriadku a po roku bez toho, aby sa niečo zmenilo, začal s tikmi zasa. Nechápala som prečo. Potom ma napadlo, že jediné, čo sa zmenilo je, že som mu kúpila Multivitamíny pre deti Marťankov. Zobrala som preto fľaštičku, sadla k internetu a prešla jeden vitamín, za druhým, tak ako sú na fľaštičke uvedené. Zisťovala som, čo spôsobuje nedostatok a prebytok každého jedného vitamínu. Nevedela som, čo konkrétne hľadám, až som prišla ku kyseline listovej a o tej som sa dočítala, že prebytok spôsobuje u epileptikov kŕče. Denná dávka kys. listovej pre 6 ročné dieťa je 75 mikrogramov, jeden marťanko obsahuje 200 mikrogramov. Takže syn dostával denne takmer trojnásobnú dávku a ja som mala dobrý pocit, že moje dieťa má také super vitamíny. Dodatočne som si spojila, že aj pred rokom dostal v zime marťankov a vtedy začali tiky, alebo kŕče. Dávky vitamínov v Marťankoch sú pre dospelého, nie pre dieťa. Po vysadení s tikmi postupne prestával, až prestal úplne.

To som rada,ze si uz s tymi LEN tvojimi argumentami skoncil,ked ti niekto napise pravdu,hned je to podla teba vykonstruovane.Ked uz niekoho zacne po vitaminovej bombe prehanat a zacne mat zaludocne problemy,tak asi o co sa moze jednat?Na kazdeho organizmus posobia vitaminove doplnky inac a preto by som si nikdy nedovolila do kazdeho hustit silou mocou,aby len bral a bral megadavky vitaminov,lebo podla teba mu to musi zabrat.Posledny krat :-) ti opakujem,ze tak jak na niekoho pri epilepsii napr.magnezium posobi dobre,tak napr.mojmu synovi okamzite zmnozilo zachvaty.A pri "zeleze" mal syn zachvaty cely rok,pokial sa mu cele nedostalo zo zasob z pecene von.Po roku,akoby utalo.Chlapec prestal mat zachvaty.Pisem to z vlastnej skusenosti a nie z nejakej podla teba vykonstruovanej.A preto-co niekomu pomaha,moze druhemu urobit problemy.Ja velmi rada zostanem pri liecbe antiepileptikami,ktore mu pomahaju a vdaka nim ma ciste eeg a nema jediny zachvat.Za to mozem podakovat pomoci nasich sikovnych slovenskych neurologov,podla teba hnilobnych. :-)Osocovanie nasho zdravotnictva ti ide dobre.

Este raz a posledny raz. Ja neviem, kto kedy, co preco (s akym umyslom) pisal a AKE (kvalita, pridavne latky) vitaminy pouzival. Napriklad, aj medicinske ustanovizne obcas vypustia vykonstruovane pripady o tom, ako kde umrel na vitaminy :-) len aby ich ludia nejedli a papkali nadalej tu ich chemiu.

Tiez nemienim donekonecna opakovat, ze davky, ktore som napisal, su nie vysoke, ale take, ktore organizmus bezne toleruje. Bezne sa apouzivaju a to este v omnoho vyssich davkach (napr B3 ako niacinamid moze dosiahnut davku az 9000mg.

Ja som na tuto temu, ci brat alebo nebrat taketo davky, tymto skoncil. Ak niekto mieni vyuzit a mat lepsiu nadej na vyliecenie epilepsie, nech sa paci, nech sa na mna obrati emailom aleb nech napise tuto. A som na 100% presvedceny, ze NIK sa silnym B komplexom neotravi, lebo doposial NIK z mojich ludi ziadne problemy nemal.

Pamatas si este na temu Ahojte na tomto fore?Pisala tam jedna pisatelka pod nickom dr.Jajboli,ktora mala prave problemy s predavkovanim vitaminov a prirodnych produktov na precistenie.Mala mesiac problemy s mocovym mechurom a to len vdaka pradavkovaniu,musela si doslovne davat pampersky,co jej tie produkty narobili zle.Vsetkeho vela skodi. :-( Nie kazdy organizmus je schopny zniest tak vysoke davky,ako odporucas.Musis sam uznat,ze to potom urobi viacej skody nez osohu.