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What are the Best Foods for Epilepsy Patients

Sandeep Dhanyamraju MD
Medically reviewed by Sandeep Dhanyamraju
Sandeep Dhanyamraju MD
Medically reviewed by Sandeep Dhanyamraju

Epilepsy is a severe chronic brain disease or a neurological disorder characterized by frequent seizures. These can be convulsions, hallucinations, loss of consciousness, panic, unexpected aggression, mood swings, and other symptoms. Drug therapy is used to treat this disease. But this is not enough to maintain health, so an epilepsy diet is always prescribed for such a disorder. It includes the consumption of:

  • non-starchy vegetables
  • greens
  • nuts
  • fruits and berries
  • meat
  • fish

This diet includes only healthy foods that are enriched with vitamins, and that can provide nutrients. So, it is considered the best diet for epilepsy because it includes foods that can reduce epilepsy attacks. But this does not mean you can eat everything you think is healthy. Some products may be helpful, but not for those with epilepsy. So, to better understand which products are beneficial, we have prepared for you a list of the best foods for epilepsy patients.

Why do You need to Follow the Diet

It is challenging to prescribe the correct diet for epilepsy, but it is necessary. It will help the body perceive the active substances of anticonvulsants and other drugs. And the combination of a good diet with appropriate medicines from a doctor will improve even health faster. A balanced diet always benefits the body, regardless of disease. But with epilepsy, if you eat the right foods, this disorder will not progress because the nutrients in the foods alleviate the disease. There are also other reasons to follow a diet:

  1. Loss of excess weight, which interferes with the normal functioning of organs.
  2. Reducing the risk of disease.
  3. Improvement of heartbeat and normal blood circulation.
  4. Suspension of epilepsy symptoms.
  5. Increase in energy.
  6. Reduction of stress and anxiety.
  7. Improved brain function and good concentration.
  8. Reduction of epileptic seizures.

Eating foods that are useful for epilepsy and avoiding foods that harm the body is key to health. This way, you can slow down the development of epilepsy and avoid its manifestations. After all, good food contributes to the excellent functionality of the entire body’s systems.

Whay do you need to follow the diet

Healthy Fat

Fats are vital for maintaining human health. They are as important for our body as proteins and carbohydrates because they help increase physical activity. Fats also have the advantage that they contribute to the proper functioning of the nerves, brain, and heart. That is why consuming food with fat is essential for people with epilepsy to improve their health. Such food includes:

  • Eggs
  • Avocados
  • Coconut
  • Olive oil
  • Yogurt
  • Seeds

Adding these products to your diet can give the body energy and reduce the body’s anxiety during epilepsy.

Lean Protein

Protein contributes to the development of the brain and the formation of new cells. Without a sufficient amount in the body, it begins to consume resources from muscles and tissues. But things like lean protein can help people to avoid such problems with epilepsy. So keep a list of products with lean protein:

  • Red caviar
  • Low-fat cheeses
  • Veal
  • Pumpkin seeds
  • Peanut
  • Turkey
  • Chicken
  • Dairy products

Before consumption of these products, you should also monitor the amount of them. Why? Because excess has bad consequences for the body. So we advise you to consult your doctor about the amount of lean protein daily.

Fluids

One of the most important things to avoid problems with epilepsy is drinking enough water. Therefore, there should be a balanced diet and a normal amount of water consumed per day. Doctors recommend drinking 1.8-2.4 liters of water per day. Adequate hydration of the body reduces convulsions, improves the concentration of attention, and contributes to the good functioning of all body systems. So, to retain fluids in the body, it is recommended to eat:

  • Dairy products
  • Mushrooms
  • Almond
  • Bananas
  • Cereal products

It can significantly improve a person’s condition if they consume such foods regularly, and, as a result, epilepsy will not cause seizures.

Fruits and Vegetables

Their consumption can not wholly cure epilepsy or avoid spasms forever. But since fruits and vegetables are a source of vitamins, they can strengthen the immune system and increase blood flow to the brain. Therefore, the best thing to slow down the disease is to include fruits and vegetables in your diet for epilepsy. It can include:

  • Beet
  • Carrots
  • Cucumbers
  • Banana
  • Cabbage
  • Pineapple
  • Cranberry

But, you should know the amount of their use per day to maintain the norm of vitamins in the body. Therefore, we recommend that you consult with a specialist so that they choose the proper epilepsy diet.

Carbohydrates

Many believe carbohydrates should be removed from the diet because they harm health. But it is not so at all. The main function of carbohydrates is energy. They are a source of power, thanks to which our body works. So, they are necessarily needed, but in small quantities. The average daily rate of carbohydrates is about 400 g, but for people with epilepsy, it is about 300. So, we advise you to eat:

  • Oat groats
  • Buckwheat
  • Whole grain bread
  • Bulgur
  • Brown rice
  • Lentils and other legumes
  • Nuts and seeds

If you still have questions if such foods can cause seizures, then no. It is because they are healthy carbohydrates which can energize your body.

Products with a Low Glycemic Index 

With epilepsy, eating properly and filling the stomach with useful food is essential. It includes products with a low glycemic index. These are primarily natural products that contain a lot of vegetable fiber and help deal with epilepsy. So, the benefit of such food is explained, first of all, by its high fiber content and the low level of industrial processing. Such products include:

  • Fresh apricot
  • Pearl groats
  • Brown lentils
  • Green bean
  • Pear
  • Tomato
  • Pasta cooked “al dente.”
  • Carrot juice (without sugar)
  • Kiwi

So if you want the best diet option for epilepsy, we advise you to add them to your diet.

Seafoods

Seafood is an excellent source of high-quality protein, polyunsaturated fatty acids, and vitamins A, B, D, and E. Regular seafood consumption provides the body with essential amino acids. Also, it has a good effect on brain functions because it protects neurons from damage and diseases. Thus, it can ensure clearer brain functioning, and as a result, such foods will cause seizures much less often. So, seafood that should be added to the diet:

  • Shrimps and crabs
  • Mussels
  • Oysters
  • Seaweed
  • Squids

But if all these products are artificially grown, they can harm health. Therefore, remember that all seafood must always be fresh and natural to benefit from it.

Read about physical activity in epilepsy to find out a new useful information in our other article.

What Foods Should You Avoid if You Have Epilepsy?

What foods should you avoid if you have epilepsy

Epilepsy diet cures convulsive syndrome and prevents secondary manifestations of the disease in the body. That is why there are quite a few restrictions on consuming certain foods for people with epilepsy. For example, sugar and caffeine have the worst effect on the body. Their consumption can cause stress that leads to seizures. So, people need to avoid such things with epilepsy. But besides this, some other products also have a bad impact:

  • Alcohol – long-term alcohol abuse can increase the risk of developing epilepsy.
  • Gluten – the number of epileptic attacks may increase (it is found in such products as sausages, ice cream, chips, and food additives).
  • Trans fats – can increase the risk of heart disease (butter, cookies, cakes and margarine).
  • Sugar – many sweets cause high blood pressure, constant fatigue and frequent epileptic seizures.
  • Food with a large amount of salt – retains fluid in the body, which contributes to increased spasm of blood vessels (crackers, chips, fried seeds, cheese, pizza).
  • Smoked products – sausages sold in stores contain many spices and substances that harm the intestines.
  • Coffee – can impair memory and make epilepsy worse.
  • Pickled and salted dishes – cause kidney disease, hypertension, arthritis, and heart attack (sauces, vinegar, pepper, horseradish, mustard).
  • Carbonated drinks – contain caffeine, which is not included in the epilepsy diet because it worsens spasms and causes frequent fatigue.

If you use these products with epilepsy, their symptoms will worsen significantly, and they may turn into worse manifestations. Therefore, the best decision is to follow a diet for epilepsy and replace unhealthy food with a healthy one.

Bottom Line 

As you can see, epilepsy requires serious health care. But all this can be alleviated with the help of the epilepsy diet. A diet is properly selected foods your body needs. Following it, this significantly improves a person’s condition, both physically and mentally, because the risk of epileptic attacks is reduced. So, it’s why the key to the health of people with this disease is to follow a diet.

FAQs 

  • Is banana good for epilepsy?

Yes. In 2018, researchers found that a banana can reverse spasms in people with epilepsy. Also, it helps the disease not worsen and get nutrients. It is why this fruit is beneficial and often added to the epilepsy diet.

  • What can make your epilepsy worse?

Epilepsy can worsen if you do not take the appropriate medication and do not follow the prescribed diet. These are the most important things for maintaining health, so their absence can complicate the disease. Also, the reason for this can be alcohol consumption, stress and lack of sleep.

  • Can food trigger a seizure?

In fact, there is no exact evidence that certain foods can trigger seizures. But if you use those products that are prohibited for epilepsy, seizures can appear much more often. Such products can include, for example, a lot of sugar and caffeine consumption.

  • What juices are good for epilepsy?

To improve the condition of people with epilepsy, they are prescribed grape juice. It  contains many vitamins that help improve immunity and can reduce the appearance of spasms. Carrot and cucumber juices can also be good options.

  • What is the best vitamin for epilepsy?

Vitamin B6, magnesium, vitamin E, manganese, Vitamin B9 and AEDs, taurine, folic acid, and omega-3 fatty acids. All these vitamins could affect people with epilepsy in good ways. But you should take it only with a doctor’s prescription.

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  1. July 16, 2023

    There has been some confusion in my mind about bananas as one doctor told me to avoid them and when I asked another doctor about it he told me oh no they’re good for you. Thanks for clearing that up as neither explained how it related to the seizures I was having. Specific suggestions such as using grape juice gives some hope for a natural way to improve health. I thought it was a good article and well written.

    • October 7, 2023

      Same here with banana but relieved for grape juice

  2. August 5, 2023

    I’m more than the word greatful for all medical practitioners around the world for their research to help some of us victims of this mental handicap sickness (epilepsy) long life and divine protection to you all🤝🙏

    • October 11, 2023

      Thank you this has been such a struggle on my mental health. Praying we all make improvements.

  3. August 21, 2023

    It is very helpful

  4. August 23, 2023

    Lots of helpful info. Thank you.

  5. September 18, 2023

    Thank you, I have learnt greatly here. This article has really broadened my knowledge on the illness and how to be of aid to affected persons.

  6. September 19, 2023

    thanks

  7. September 21, 2023

    I like the article because like that lady said one person says you can have this and other says you can’t thanks for clearing this up

  8. September 24, 2023

    Great information. Thank you

  9. October 5, 2023

    I have often been nervous to eat bananas. Always worried about their Potassium content and if it would alter the chemical balance in the brain. I am going to avoid excess sugar and caffeine also. Never realized that eating things like ice cream and cookies could raise the risk of seizures.

  10. October 6, 2023

    Thanks for clearing up this information about what we can and can’t intake in our bodies that will help reduce the risk of having epilepsy cause it’s better to make sure that you have not only enough information but from more than one person/ source so that it can’t harm you.

  11. October 13, 2023

    I have been having very good results lowering my seizure activity past six months with the addition of one tablespoon of flaxseed oil and cilantro to my Mediterranean diet. I eat one cilantro bunch a day along with many other fruits and vegetables.

  12. October 28, 2023

    Great information

  13. October 29, 2023

    It’s not often I read an article re epilepsy that I think is really good , this food advice is brilliant . We got to the same place but after twenty years of researching and doing Keto etc also discovering our daughter has a bad reaction to gluten and dairy , watch out for those two , lack of sleep is a disaster and alcohol is poking the tigger . Eat right and keep the bloody things away !!

  14. November 3, 2023

    Thanks for ur valuable information

  15. November 10, 2023

    Thank u very helpful

  16. November 21, 2023

    Tanks for all the info. It really is helpful. My daughter is 29. She has been epileptic since she was 11. We have tried this and that and sometimes it feels like hell especially when you cant try most ideas for lack of finances. Rrading about other people who are also struggling but keep up their Faith makes it wortwhile

  17. November 23, 2023

    Thank you for good information.
    And walking and breath fresh air and soft sunshine is very good too!

  18. December 7, 2023

    Thank for the information i was skeptical about banana . But i watch what i eat now because i had a serize on Thanksgiving day of this year All i can said it Thank you Jesus

  19. December 12, 2023

    Thanks for sharing with us about how best food for epilepsy.

  20. December 15, 2023

    Thank you. This will go a long way in assisting those in our Epilepsy and Seizures Empowered Support Group (ESESG) in Zimbabwe. Will share with them because of the wide spread belief in our culture that eggs and chicken are triggers and not to be consumed by Epileptics

  21. December 21, 2023

    Grape juice has a lot of sugar. Bananas have potassium that makes seizures worse. Fortified cereal has a ton of sugar. I’m not agreeing to help people who are reading. I think the main foods to eat are healthy proteins, fats and carbohydrates. Probably want more protein if you have temperal lobe epilepsy which helps heal the muscles around the nerves. And helps heal muscles in general.

  22. January 8, 2024

    Good to hearing from many areas of people who are dealing with epilepsy. I was in a construction accident 20 years ago. 10 years later I started developing seizures. I had an EKG done. I have something on my brain that’s something I have to deal with. We all need anyone’s help to maybe direct us in the direction that can possibly make this living with epilepsy a lot easier. There is no magic pill alone to cure everything. What I eat most likely is different from what you eat. Eating correctly is just as important as taking your medicine..But I feel 100 times better after I eat a fat, greasy hamburger and fries then when I eat a piece of fish or chicken. This may sound silly or annoying, but keep records it’ll only take maybe 30 seconds a minute two minutes, but this is very important which you can go back later and look at. This will help give you an idea of what you’re doing correctly that makes you feel better.Here is a few pieces of information that may help you with what I’m doing:
    1.SLEEP- probably most important part of helping you overcome epilepsy, very hard for me. to get long steady night sleep, i’m busted up from my fall about 15 feet from scaffolding that broke down.
    2.EATING-in moderation about four or five times a day. Try not to eat a lot or/of to much junk food like chips or donuts or ice cream or candy (I love eating chocolate, so I put that on a very restricted part of my diet more like a reward)
    3.-EXERCISE-Heavy lifting is OK I do a powerlifting routine but also very important you need to get your blood level up higher more like, walking fast, running ,on a bike, a treadmill some kind of movement that will elevate your heart pumping in the steady and consistent fashion physically
    4.DO NOT JUST SIT/STAY INSIDE THE HOME WHERE LIVE-Getting outside in the open air is very important nourishment for your brain
    .-TRY BEING NICE TO PEOPLE-people with epilepsy like to be surrounded with help, and emotional help,just give them a simple reason to want and go out of their way and help you.

  23. January 16, 2024

    After reading this and that from peoples comment I’m so confused .. I started having seizure for about 8 months now … I have this attack from time to time .. I don’t know what to avoid or what to eat anymore .. I am so confused

  24. January 18, 2024

    Good

  25. January 20, 2024

    Beef meat can be used for epileptic patients.

  26. January 27, 2024

    After reading this has helped me alot especially on my diet. It stopped and came again whenever i had my menstruation 🩸 but all these information that i have read has helped me to eat well and sleep properly cause most of times i just don’t feel like eating 🍽️ which may not help.

    I tell you it will surely go away if we do eat right and sleep right.

  27. February 2, 2024

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    Enjoyed reading, answering many questions. Thank you

  28. February 3, 2024

    Thank you for your information

  29. February 9, 2024

    This information has been really helpful. I’ve had epilepsy since i was 9 months old, 34 now. Would always hear different views on whats best and what to avoid eating but this has helped.

  30. February 21, 2024

    Just remember we all have different body types! Certain things are good for some people but not others.

    Learn to listen to your body and tune into how you feel after eating.

    Things I have found helpful are:

    High-quality full spectrum CBD oil taken regularly as well as before, during, or after a seizure.

    Eating Organic whole foods from farmer’s markets when possible.

    Good posture throughout the day, exercise and fresh air.

    Massaging myself and getting regular massages (great excuse to get loved ones to massage you!) Especially around the neck, shoulders and upper back.

    I don’t use microwaves.

  31. March 2, 2024

    I’m confused on bananas are they good or not? I thought high potassium food is what I should be eating. Now I’m confused.

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