A loved one had 2 seizures the other day.  I think fatigue brought them on, but would like any advice to never allow them again! They put him on a medication for a month & then will assess him again, planning to get him off these meds eventually.
Any advice besides getting more rest?

My suggestion is to eat right for his type - whether he chooses BTD, GTD, or SWAMI...  

After that, he may choose the Nerve Health Protocol...
http://www.dadamo.com/protocols/23.html

blood type might be of help, and you forwarding the right kind of individualized info to recapitulate

In children when celiacs, gluten is a culprit of also seizures according to neurologists, so I'd investigate on wheat and gluten !

Perhaps a little more detail Mrs T. age blood type medication etc

Mature adult, AB, might have been hit in the head by accident playing sports, but didn't complain about that.
No history of seizures; taking some new medication (Keppra)........

Thanks for your help.

report differences to a doctor and make sure they pay attention.. sleep helps..

One of the conference lectures goes into detail about seizures causes and cures.

How long ago was the sports injury?  Even if it was a long time ago, it could have come back to haunt him now.  I assume the doctors are doing tests to try to figure out the cause.  Right now they’ll put a band aid on the symptoms.  But medicine is a practice after all.  

The best thing he has going for him is you.  I know you’ll do everything in your power to try and figure this thing out.  In the meantime, feed him good AB food.

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Mature adult, AB, might have been hit in the head by accident playing sports, but didn't complain about that.
No history of seizures; taking some new medication (Keppra)........

Thanks for your help.

Need a seriously good chiro, cranial sacral, or someone to check out that head trauma. I am amazed that people think because they feel fine, nothing happened. The body absorbs that energy and/or there can be structural issues that interfere with nervous system transmission.

B12 is also depleted with trauma healing. I think I also heard something the other day about seizures and low D levels.  

The injury was Tuesday night; the seizure Thurday very early!
He has been to the ER with all the tests with negative results. They gave him Keppra for 30 days & he will be reevaluated. I assume they will wean him off the drugs soon afterward.

I was diagnozed with seizure disorder (idiopathic...meaning "no known cause").

I was also a symptomatic but noncompliant celiac.  Also drank lots of diet soda and doritos (MSG).

No seizures since I eliminated diet soda and gluten, brought my stress down, got 8 hrs. of sleep a night, eliminated coffee.