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—Holistic Wellness Plan for a Kindergarten Child with Possible Seizures (EMF-Sensitive)

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This plan is designed to support the overall well-being of a child showing possible signs of seizures, with a focus on reducing electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure, stabilizing brain function, and nourishing the body naturally.—

1. DIETARY SUPPORTGoals: Stabilize blood sugar

Reduce inflammationSupport healthy brain and nerve function

Recommended Foods: Healthy fats: avocado, olive oil, coconut oil, grass-fed butter, ghee, MCT oil

Proteins: organic eggs, wild fish, turkey, chicken, grass-fed beef

Low-glycemic veggies: spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, cucumber, zucchiniFruits: berries (blueberries, raspberries) in moderation

Fermented foods: unsweetened kefir, full-fat Greek yogurt (if dairy tolerated)

Seeds/nuts: almond butter, sunflower seeds (no allergy)

Avoid:

Refined sugar and sweeteners, processed or artificial foods

Gluten and casein (try elimination to test response)

Food dyes and preservatives (like nitrates, MSG)—

2. EMF-REDUCTION STRATEGY

At Home: Turn off Wi-Fi at night (use a timer switch)Replace wireless devices with wired Ethernet

Keep cell phones on airplane mode

No wireless or Bluetooth devices near the child

Avoid smart appliances and smart meters near bedrooms

In the Bedroom: No screens, tablets, or nightlights near the bed

Use a battery-powered clock instead of a plug-in

Place bed away from walls with electrical panels or routers

Optional: use EMF shielding fabric or paint if near cell towers—

3. NERVOUS SYSTEM & DETOX SUPPORT

Daily Practices: Magnesium baths (Epsom salt) – 2–3x per week to relax the nervous system

Grounding: barefoot play on grass, soil, or sand for 20+ minutes

Nature exposure: time outdoors daily—sunlight helps regulate brain function

Hydration: spring or filtered water with a pinch of sea salt and lemon

Foods for Detox & Resilience:

Sulfur-rich foods: onions, garlic, cabbage

Sea vegetables (kelp, nori): natural iodine

Antioxidants: blueberries, turmeric (in golden milk or smoothies)

Optional: spirulina or chlorella (start very slowly and confirm with practitioner)—

4. SUPPLEMENTS TO DISCUSS WITH A PRACTITIONER(Use clean, child-safe versions, always consult first)

Magnesium (glycinate or citrate) – calming effect

DHA/EPA (Omega-3s) – brain health and inflammation reduction

Vitamin D3 – immune and neurological support

Probiotics – gut-brain axis support

Methylated B vitamins (especially B6, B12, and folate) – key in calming the nervous system—

5. LIFESTYLE & RHYTHM

Consistent sleep: 9–11 hours, with a calming routine (baths, stories, low lights)

No screen time at least 1 hour before bed

Use calming tools like breathing games, soft music, or kids yoga

Avoid loud or overstimulating environments when possible—

Closing Thoughts

This plan aims to reduce environmental stress on the child’s brain and body while naturally nourishing their system. Simple changes—especially in diet, sleep, and EMF exposure—can profoundly improve how the nervous system functions.

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