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Visual Snow diet. Is there a diet which improves the quality of life of people with Visual Snow?
Are you aware of a diet that can improve the quality of life of people with Visual Snow? Is there a diet that is suggested to avoid when having Visual Snow? See if there is a diet that can improve the quality of life of people with Visual Snow, recommended and to avoid food when having Visual Snow
A better diet is better to have for everyone but i have not seen a change in my visual snow with a better diet.
Posted May 9, 2017 by Emily 1150
I suggest vegan diet.
Posted May 9, 2017 by Leonardo 2000
Better diet will help multiple issues but there is no concrete proof it will help VS. At this stage if diet issue cause VS diet will fix VS. People have many stories and individual factors to who there condition started. We need research to back all this up. I have tried vegan but only for a month and a bit with no change. Need more to see results
Posted Jun 4, 2017 by Jayden 1410
Not a real factor for visual snow.
Posted Oct 2, 2017 by Rrakusin 2000
There is no diet that I know of
Posted Jan 12, 2018 by Max 3550
Avoiding processed food
Posted Mar 13, 2018 by samanthapaige 1500
Avoiding caffeine helped quite a bit. Caffeine makes my brain go hyperactive, and in turn makes my visual snow worse. I've heard that cutting back on sodium is also helpful, however, I have not tried this myself.
Posted Feb 2, 2019 by Dangalangus 820
Less processed food.
Posted May 28, 2019 by Labnjab 2500
Greens, lots of vitamines, don't eat a cheeseburger every day.
Posted Sep 3, 2019 by Yasmine Elsen 2500
Avoid artificial ingredients
Limit caffeine
Low sugar
Eat protein every few hrs
Drink lots of water
Limit caffeine
Low sugar
Eat protein every few hrs
Drink lots of water
Posted Sep 4, 2019 by Denali 2550
I happen to follow an anti inflammatory diet, similar to the Mediterranean diet, but I haven’t noticed any change in my symptoms.
Posted Mar 2, 2020 by Karmalita 1400
Not that I have encountered.
Posted Sep 14, 2021 by Kay 2670
I don't think that food matters that much, the problem persists in the brain and the ability to process image. However, eating healthy might improve symptoms and patient's quality of life.
Posted Mar 14, 2022 by Khaled 3630
Not that I am aware of.
There are theories that certain diets, I.e. the Keto diet and or intermittent fasting can reduce inflammation in the body which can aid reducing your symptoms. Balancing your gut microbiome is also thought to help a whole host of conditions.
I would recommend any restrictive diet without first speaking with your doctor,
There are theories that certain diets, I.e. the Keto diet and or intermittent fasting can reduce inflammation in the body which can aid reducing your symptoms. Balancing your gut microbiome is also thought to help a whole host of conditions.
I would recommend any restrictive diet without first speaking with your doctor,
Posted Dec 3, 2022 by Stuart3758 900
