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Dictionary » S » Seizure Seizureseizure (Science: clinical sign, neurology) A sudden attack or convulsion due to involuntary electrical activity in the brain. It is due to an uncontrolled burst of electrical activity in the brain that can result in a wide variety of clinical manifestations such as: muscle twitches, staring, tongue biting, urination, loss of consciousness and total body shaking. Examples include: focal seizure, absence seizure, partial seizure, psychomotor seizure, petit-mal seizure and grand-mal seizures. ![]()
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Results from our forumDo AFA bacteria contain chlorophyll?... see here and links inside for more about how those work. - They make claim that are quite dubious (removal of radioactive substance in the body, seizure reduction in case of epilepsy,..) and definitely not subtantiated. In conclusion, this will certainly be very efficient for the weight loss... ...
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Re: Stomach bloating and weight gain... get lengthy... Im 29 year old female, and my digestive problems started four years ago. I was diagnosed with epilepsy 6 years ago however had been seizure free for two years without medication. I got married four years ago and the change of lifestyle was a build up to a grand mal seizure. I have ...
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Solve medical mystery ~ yawn, stretch, tremors... as though I needed heat and food NOW. I felt "freezing" but I was not cold. I remember the tremors being so painful. I can't say it's seizure activity because I can stop it if I resist the urge to stretch or yawn. But as soon as I let go, it's violent and painful. The it happenned ...
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Human Bio-technics (superhuman)... force to the powerlifter's muscle or the little girl's muscle, then both are at risk of damaging themselves. Some kinds of trauma or a powerful seizure can cause someone's muscles to contract so forcefully that they actually suffer a broken bone - and all this force is generated by their own ...
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electric shock and memory... people with depression nowadays. It came into fashion around the time of the lobotomy, if I have heard correctly. The point of EST is to elicit a seizure, I think somewhere along the reasons of 'people seem to be more sedated after a seizure'. There have been some really interesting experiments ...
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