Cure for Epilepsy is Gut Bacteria Transplant
Saw the posts about Keto, and the reason keto works is because it kills off the bad sugar fermenting bacteria in the gut. Keto was a treatment with an 80% or greater CURE rate for epilepsy before they came out with drugs in the 1920s…
https://rumble.com/v5bbafn-potential-cure-for-epilepsy-gut-bacteria.html
Hope anons with chronic health issues take note of this.
Here is the link to the study where a woman had her epilepsy CURED with a gut bacteria transplant for her Chron's Disease.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5442093/
In the study where a woman was cured (for over two years seizure and meds free, had a kid and normal life), it was purely a gut bacteria thing. Reason being: gut bacteria are the upstream synthesizers of neurotransmitters. Gut bacteria transplants are the cure. Keto can achieve the same thing but is hard to adhere to. In the 1920's they said if you did keto for 2 years you could go back to normal eating and be cured like 80% of the time. There are a couple reasons for this. Bacteriophages keep bad bacteria to a minimum, and with antibacteria meds and "super clean" births, there is a drastic reduction not just in bacteria types and numbers, but also bacteriophages. Bacteriophages are like the wolves that keep the deer population in check.
A gut bacteria transplant is the cure, because it introduces not only a stable gut biome, but also these bacteriophages.
In any situation where someone has epilepsy they should check their environment, specifically their WATER SOURCE.
Got a jug on my desk right now anon, haha it gives me arguably better seizure control than my regular meds!
God Bless you anons
Let me know if you've got any other questions anon, I'm always happy to help. So many neurological issues stem from gut bacteria. The studies with mice are particularly interesting. Switching out the biomes from one mouse to another is literally like downloading software. You can induce or cure obesity, depression, bipolar, schizophrenia, SO MANY OTHERS.
We are right on the edge.
I eat plenty of fermented food, but there are lots of anerobic (non-oxygen rich environment) bacteria, as well as bacteriophages, that must be gotten from gut bacteria transplants.
I know the cures are coming, because I experiment on myself. Why bother to have a disease if you aren't going to research cures for it? Hahah I love you anons and I hope my self-testing works!