Mirella hasn’t had a grand mal or absence seizure since staring a carnivore diet

This is my success story.

 

Six years ago, I was diagnosed with epilepsy. My neurologist and I were able to control my grand mal seizures through medication and a keto diet, but the absences kept being a problem. However, when I came across Dr. Shawn Baker’s book, I knew I wanted to give it a shot. So, I spoke to my neurologist and he gave me the go ahead, no questions asked.

 

Four months later, I am still on a strict carnivore diet, I lost 45 pounds, those absences are completely gone and I can honestly say I feel better than ever.

 

So, thank you!

Results are not typical. All viewers of this content, especially those taking prescription or over-the-counter medications, should consult their physicians before beginning any nutrition, supplement or lifestyle program.

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1 thought on “Mirella hasn’t had a grand mal or absence seizure since staring a carnivore diet”

  1. How long did it take to receive absence seizure freedom? My daughter, 8, has epilepsy & autism… we had absence seizure freedom for 9 months – no meds- but now they are back.
    So my question is- when strict- how long did it take to receive seizure freedom. Thank you! And congrats to you!

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