EPILEPSY
The term "epilepsy" simply describes a case of a neurological disorder. This particular kind of seizure affects the nervous system.
EPILEPSY'S CAUSES OR RISK FACTORS.
Sincere to God, the majority of the time, epilepsy has unknown causes. Even 80% of epilepsy diagnoses have an undetermined origin.
It is more difficult to determine the causes of epilepsy in children than in adults. But it's important to remember that there are various risk factors that can lead to or start an epileptic episode. But even if a person possesses one or more of these risk factors, epilepsy won't strike them.
These are a few of the risk factors:
A family history of epilepsy is one of the risk factors for getting it.
However, it has not yet been determined how this arises genetically.
- Brain cancer
- Low levels of oxygen at birth
- Stroke
- Brain or head injuries from trauma
- Meningitis-like brain infections
- Alzheimer's illness
STRONG HERBAL REMEDIES FOR EPILEPSY
- First Herbal Remedies
Orange with lime juice
Botuje (root of pignut plants with scientific name Jatropha curcas) (root of pignut plants with scientific name Jatropha curcas)
Nicotina tobacum is the scientific name for the root and leaves of tobacco plants.
The pig nut roots, leaves and root, lime juice, and orange juice should be combined in an appropriate ratio and boiled together.
Uses: Drink half a cup of this three times daily.
First Herbal Remedy
Botuje (root of pig nut) (root of pig nut),
Alstonia bonnei is the scientific name for the root of stool wood (Egbo igi ahun in Yoruba)
Newfoundla laevis, a plant used for fertilization, is its scientific name (Egbo igi akoko in Yoruba)
All of the aforementioned roots should be obtained in an acceptable quantity, boiled for a day, and then consumed.
Uses: For sixty-six days, the epileptic will take half a cup of this herbal concoction three times every day.
Herbal
Botuje (pig nut root) (pig nut root)
Taba departs (fresh tobacco leaves)
Garlic
the pawpaw tree's trunk
To prepare, combine all the roots and leaves in a pot and bring to a boil.
Uses: For a period of two months, the epileptic patient will take a half cup of the remedy three times per day.