Can narcolepsy be affected by your diet?

Multiple medical treatments are available for people with narcolepsy (PWN), but don't ignore your diet, for it can either exacerbate or lessen symptoms. read more

Narcolepsy is a medical condition related to multiple factors. Researchers say that it has to do with genes. But according to my personal experience, it has to do with diet, pressure, workout routines. So yes, diet matters. Some advice: 1. Less cholesterol and less situated fat. They put a huge burden to your digestion system and your blood system. read more

Narcolepsy and Diet. According to research done by A.M. Hussain, M.D., published in both his personal book and in a 2004 issue of Neurology, following a specific diet and avoiding certain foods can treat mild cases of narcolepsy and compliment standard treatment (prescription medications) for more severe cases of narcolepsy. read more

We all have a natural dip in alertness in the mid to late afternoon, so eating a heavy meal in the middle of the day can add to a natural state of sleepiness. A heavy meal, or a spicy one, before bed is also likely to disrupt your sleep. read more