When the physical body is incapable of an adequate response, symptoms of disease become manifest. A seizure is an obvious instance of electrical overloading, without the appropriate physical response. During the seizures the electrical body cries out with unrelenting fervor in its attempt to maintain it's flow with the surroundings. In the electrical mode of operation, it is all or nothing, and as a result the electrical body must shut down the senses and deal with the internal surges of its own imbalance. This is likened to rebooting a computer to fix all sorts of problems or, in a more normal pattern, the natural cycle of sleeping.
Every night is necessary to refresh and restart the system for another day.
The unconfined surges of seizures need to quickly be stabilized by periods of deep rest. If this is not possible due to continued seizures the system breaks down. This period can last several seconds or minutes and can be accompanied with urination or defecation. After this period there is usually some fatigue, either mild or severe depending on the duration of muscular contractions. Almost always the seizures subside within one to two minutes.