By Rachel Reilly PUBLISHED: 05:37 EST, 18 July 2013 | UPDATED: 12:04 EST, 18 July 2013 A girl with a rare genetic condition has finally spoken her first words thanks to a diet that involves eating four tubs of cream cheese a week. Three-year-old Fields Taylor from Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire, suffers from a disorder called Glut1 Deficiency Syndrome, which affects her ability to speak. But miraculously, after starting a high-fat, low-sugar diet - which includes eating almost a kilo of Philadelphia a week - she has finally spoken her first words. Mother Stevis Taylor, 34, is pictured with her daughter Fields, who suffers from extremely rare condition called Glut1 Deficiency. It it means her brain is starved of energy because her body cannot transport enough glucose to it There is no cure for Glut1, which affects just 25 people in the UK, but children can be helped with a special diet called the Ketogenic Diet.
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Fields Taylor has a rare condition called Glut1 Deficiency Syndrome that affects just 25 people in the UK and 300 people worldwide
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Condition prevents brain from getting the energy it needs and can cause seizures, speech problems as well as physical and learning disabilities
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There is no cure for the syndrome but children can be helped with a special high-fat low-carbohydrate regime called the Ketogenic Diet
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