Narcolepsy is a complex sleep disorder that leads to a decrease in quality of life for the person who suffers from the condition. If you are struggling with complications involving sleep and narcolepsy, it is important to consider not only the traditional medical care that may be recommended, but also the treatment that may help to alleviate symptoms naturally.
As a condition that is not well understood, narcolepsy causes an individual to experience sudden muscle relaxation and induced sleep, with lucid dreaming, periodic times during the day. Unfortunately, there are few ways in which the onset of narcolepsy can be identified and, as a result, sufferers may experience sudden sleep at any moment.
If you are living with narcolepsy and suffering from sleep episodes that are not well managed with traditional medicine, it is important to consider a variety of home remedies that may provide a natural boost to your traditional care. Lecithin powder, for example, is a natural product that can boost your liver function, helping to remove fats and boost your metabolism. With this boost, your body may feel more energetic and feel less sluggish and narcoleptic.
In additional to lecithin powder, it is important to also take a multi-vitamin that is compounded with 1000 milligrams of magnesium. For most narcoleptic patients, the multi-vitamin can be taken twice a day, allowing for two doses of magnesium at 500 milligrams a piece.
Coenzyme Q10 is also an essential natural product that is necessary to brain function and may help with not only your narcoleptic complications but also boost your cognitive awareness and promote attention and focus. Because many narcoleptic patients also suffer from complications involving attention and focus, this can be an essential product for your health.
Narcolepsy is a complex health condition that leads to a variety of sleeping episodes that are not only inconvenient but also unhealthy. If you are suffering from narcolepsy, consider these natural treatment options to boost your overall health and alleviate some of the sudden sleep episodes.
Sources: Narcolepsy, by Marguerite Utley