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Be sure that you have read carefully the cayce philosophy page as missing any one of the principles there could cost you in some form – we know we have done it. |
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Conventional treatment |
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Epilepsy is a disorder, which takes the form of recurring seizures. Seizures can be sudden uncontrolled episodes of electrochemical activity in the brain. Brain cells normally communicate with each other in a coordinated way to control our conscious state and body movements. During a seizure this communication is temporarily disturbed and becomes uncoordinated. Many factors can contribute to the development of epilepsy including brain infections, head injuries, cerebral tumors and strokes. It is also now recognized that some types of epilepsy may be inherited. 60-75% of people with epilepsy can have their seizures reduced or completely controlled with medications known as anti-epileptic drugs These do not cure epilepsy but they can usually improve seizure control and thereby enhance the quality of life for the majority of people. They are not without their side effects some of which can be severe |
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First aid for seizures |
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Firstly, make sure that the person is not near anything that could harm them; hard or sharp objects should be removed or the person should be gently moved away from danger. |
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You should not attempt to restrain the person or try to stop the jerking. |
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If possible, roll the person onto their side during the seizure and keep the head supported with a small pillow or cushion. This will ensure that the excessive saliva and any vomit or blood, which builds up in the mouth during a seizure, drains out of the mouth. It also helps to make breathing easier. |
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If you don't have help, keep the person's head supported during the seizure - use a pillow or cushion if available. This is to prevent the person from injuring their head and to help saliva drain out of their mouth. As soon as the seizure is over, turn them onto one side to enable the contents of the mouth to readily drain out and to help clear the airway to make breathing easier. |

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However, if a seizure lasts more than 5 minutes or one seizure follows another without the person regaining consciousness, call an ambulance immediately. |
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There are many different types of seizures. |
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Seizures may appear as any of the following: |
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confusion and disorientation |
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unusual, sudden body movements such as stiffening and jerking |
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a convulsion with total loss of consciousness |
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temporarily altered behavior |
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staring and blinking |
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a frightened look or lack of response |
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a strange feeling or unusual taste |
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lip smacking and chewing |
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walking around without any purpose |
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fiddling with clothes/objects nearby |
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speaking in an unintelligible way |
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Seizures can also be different for each person. |
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forgetting or failing to take prescribed medication; |
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illness with a high temperature; |
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diarrhea and vomiting (which is known to prevent the absorption of any medication); |
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fatigue; |
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over-excitement; |
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hysteria; |
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stress; |
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fear; |
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Loud noises and bright lights. |
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General anesthetics can also bring on a seizure for some people. |
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Most epileptic fits can be controlled with medication but these are not without their side effects, some of which can be quite severe. Some of the known side effects of certain drugs include fatigue, dizziness, irritability, double vision, nausea, rashes, tremors and gum swelling. |
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Alternative Treatment |
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Edgar cayce gave over 250 readings for epilepsy and associated disorders. In Reba Ann karps book a study was made of about 84 readings for 37 people with an age range of 20 months to 62 yrs old. |
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There are quite a few files at the A.R.E. which members can research further and anyone contemplating treatment would well advised to consult with them. |
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Causes |
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1.Most frequently mentioned was glandular imbalances, which implied adhesions and lesions in the lacteal area of the intestines. |
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3. In 16 cases spinal sublaxations and lesions were found to be a direct cause with mention of other vertebrae out of alignment in any part of the spine. These misalignments would interfere with the proper supply of nutrients and or nerve impulses which were needed in other parts of the body the lack of which would result in seizures. |
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Treatment |
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1.Dietary changes were outlined in 25 cases with the emphasis placed on light alkaline reacting foods, which were high in minerals and would be easily assimilated.See general health &cayce philosophy. Fried foods and heavy meats were to be avoided. |
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Of course spiritual healing as ever can be of considerable benefit in all types of maladies.I would encourage everyone to add this to their healing protocol. |
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Of note abdominal adhesions in most cases of epilepsy are in the lacteal ducts. These are part of the lymphatic system. Their purpose is to absorb nutrients from the small intestine as digested food passes through the intestine. Any obstructions or Adhesions in the lacteal ducts can interfere with absorption of nutrients (particularly fats and proteins). Also, adhesions can interfere with the circulation of blood and lymph and cause the nervous system and organs to be thrown out of balance or "coordination." Nervous system incoordination was a primary factor cited in the Cayce readings on epilepsy. |
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Cayce said most cases of epilepsy were caused by adhesions in the lacteal ducts of the abdomen. Treatment is directed at breaking up adhesions in the lacteal duct area, which is located along the right side of the abdomen. |
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One therapy recommended by Cayce for breaking up these adhesions was castor oil packs. When a piece of flannel cloth is saturated with hot castor oil and placed on the abdomen, the combination of the heat and oil will break up the adhesions associated with epilepsy. |
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Cayce found an injury to the spine, affecting centers that operate by stimulating the activity of the eliminations from the system, these were especially related to the caecum and to the colon area. |
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The pressure is in the 8th and 9th dorsal area, and acts upon the draining or relieving of the pressure in the lower portion of jejunum and in the first portion or caecum area of the colon. You can see this by holding your hand over the caecum area, and feel the difference in the temperature of that particular area from the lack of circulation. |
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Some, attacks could come, unless the body is keeps really good eliminations through the alimentary canal; but these will be less severe - and in six to ten weeks the body should be rid entirely of that which causes or produces the disturbances. |
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How long should these treatments be given, and how often? |
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Cayce replied what has been said and observe how EASILY the adjustments are made - and as to how well the system cleanses itself from those STRAINS it HAS undergone, and that it must for a time still undergo until those strangulation’s are removed - that are produced by the congestion in those centers, of pulling up on the sides, see? For they are as strangulations. |
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Number of treatments, depends upon how readily the body responds. If necessary, treatments should be given EVERY day - until the body is relieved - which would require a lesser period then they may be made farther and farther apart - which would cover a period of some thirty to sixty days. |
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No further readings were found for this person |
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(Q) Should battery time be increased? (A) Made properly, not necessary to be increased. Cayce mentions that the applications had not been made properly. But given properly it will produce the reactions throughout the centers from the solar plexus to that at the base of brain. |
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