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San Diego, CA

This is actually very common, foods that make seizures happen. It is one of the things called "Seizure Triggers." With me it is FISH. I used to eat fish all the time, loved it. But some years ago I was eating more of the stuff, for extra protein I wanted to build my muscles. I had canned tuna and would eat one of those as soon as my workouts ended. Well, I started to have grand mal seizures after I did that. I could almost forecast it: Eat the tuna, 20 minutes later, BANG. That is resolved now… read more

February 3
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A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

I Found That Out, Several Yrs Ago. None Has Caused My Seizures

February 5
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Eggs

April 26
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

I haven't noticed any food causing my seziures

February 3
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

Jakesen, this is Tom. Have you bothered to read my story. If you haven't, it will tell you a whole lot about Epileptic Triggers as well as Food Triggers and Allergies.

As a Researcher, I started my work in my early 40s. I am now 62. Part of my research is teaching others how to avoid the triggers that they have.

Well my friend, if you are curious, read my story.
Good luck and God bless.
From a fellow Warrior and friend.
Tom W. Morgan
Researcher in Epileptic Triggers.

February 3
A MyEpilepsyTeam Member

No.

February 3

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