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Vitamin c for dissolving any blockages in bloodstream while avoiding sugar and drinking chicken broth instead for instant energy.. realize if you've had a car accident or impact injury, you will have calcium crystals jammed into cells and would have had bruising..feet are usually show a $4 pet laser over feet about 12 seconds. Deep enough penetrating to melt fats and let blockages loose if you walk right after that..usual cause of diabetic circulation problem that has nothing to do with it.. also realize you can't drink electrolytes where too much..causes cramping, spinal feedback when dehydrated..the cause of epileptic fits. .and easily fixed with proper electrolytes usage only every 3rd or 4th day a bottle. Have home water checked too.. and heavy metal check like lead solder in plumbing meetings? emt experience, 28 years married to medical transcriptionist Specializing in physics, that gives the answers, fixed own health and took care of daughter, 28 years anemia.. can be fixed in a week by diet, blood disorders/no longer a need for chemo.. same with all cancers and proven.. and just need doctor verification but already people proven..

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Welcome @titansofideastookevindshort, Thanks for sharing your experience and what has helped. Do you mind sharing a little more about your diagnosis, do you have a type of neuropathy?

Forgive the interruption and for going off-topic.
This post is intended to be informational only. I certainly don't expect everyone to be up to date on current Epilepsy terminology. But as a person with Epilepsy (Not an “Epileptic”) I'd like to briefly discuss a couple of words that were mentioned earlier related to Epilepsy. The words “fits” and “Epileptic.”
The word “fits” is inaccurate and has negative connotations as does “Epileptic” since it is a defining and stigmatizing label. A great number of people find these words offensive who have the condition. Additionally, “fits” describes only convulsive seizures which only account for 25% of all seizures.
Thank you for your understanding,
Jake