There were a dozen or so successful cataract reversal eyedrops developed since 1960, backed by solid research. Most had demonstrated safety and effectiveness in vitro , and one has done so in human clinical trials. The researchers who made these discoveries were chemists, biochemists and biophysicists from world-renowned universities. Interestingly, ophthalmologists were hardly ever involved in the development of these eyedrops. The result is that surgery is the only option we have to deal with cataract today. In one Internet forum, when somebody else complained about the current s ...
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Recently, I read that pyruvate eyedrops have been used as an ”ocular penetration agent” to treat some eye conditions. This suggests that pyruvate could be used as a vehicle for rosmarinic acid to treat cataract. Moreover, pyruvate alone is reported to prevent experimental cataracts, due either to UV radiation or diabetes. This could be a great combination. However, pyruvate eyedrops are apparently not commercially available.   [End]
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It’s possible that a simple search could help sort out the issue with the Lanomax address and email. However, if you need to write an   [End]
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Hi, It’s been a number of years since you posted this. How did the serrapeptase work for you?   [End]
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From what I’ve heard: Most cases of sunken eyes relate to the quality of an individual’s nutrition and living choices. When these causes are corrected, sunken eyes can resolve without further treatment. This means that causes can be avoided or treated in good time to prevent the recurrence of sunken eyes. Related issues include: - Dehydration - Vitamin deficiencies, specifically C & K - Insomnia - As the body ages, it tends to lose collagen. The first place where collagen loss is most noticeable is the skin under the eyes. The loss of collagen causes the eyes to settle back ...
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Changing eyeball position possible?? Hello all. I am diabetic II and diagnoses with a Nuclear sclerotic cataract and open angle glaucoma. My vision has been getting worse as the drops they gave me did nothing. I am experimenting now with both DMSO 1 drop in 1 oz water. and recently castor oil drops. One thing ive noticed is that if I press my eyeballs slightly I’ve noticed that one eye seems more sunken in than the other. I also suspect that I have existing parasites in my head due to the strange nasal discharges I’ve had. My question is aside from traumatic injury is it normal for th ...
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I am not among people who can expect to be successful using Dr Bates methods by myself - as pointed out in his book ’Better Eyesight Without Glasses’ (by the boss himself)- : still I have tried but was no able to get much out of it. I too had coke bottle glasses, but shortsightedness was not the only problem I had to face it appears, and I failed...What book did you use (I seem to remember Dr. Bates was pointing out that people who could not do all the time not wearing glasses were not likely to succeed using his book alone, and would have to get help from someone who had reached these 20/ ...
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Has anyone else seen this ad about a Zebra fish’s food based nutritional supplement, with Zeaxanthin, Lutein and more, on Youtube (supposed to cure AMD, Cataracts and all other serious eye problems in 6 weeks to 3 months it seems) ? I wonder if anyone tried it (?). The folk says to hurry up because he put all his money in it, hasn’t got much available, and is not sure he will ever be able to make an other batch after this one, among other ”modern advertising methods”... Spirulina and Astaxanthin are major elements this ’nutrient’ is based upon, along with L-Carnatine (saw the video again). ...
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Hi I am interested in knowing what came out of the (by then coming) session you mentioned in your post... You had had some results after 3 months treatment you said ; did it get better after the session ? I myself stopped using the drops after some time - after getting some limited results (I thought at the time -I”d say very, limited now-), considering the very high price they’d ask for my doing trials - for them more than for me I’d bet -; (10 times a day dtops’ use and sending experience’s comments...!)   [End]
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Hi TKE I need you in my group too, look for FB cataracts reversal I will post here some findings too... Hugs   [End]
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Not conclusive Lanomax or any other solution for cataracts. Studies show results based on the route of the study in which research may or wants to focus on. Still after this we have many people who suffer from cataracts or other eye diseases that makes it difficult to say that certain innovation works. Personally I can attest after using Lanomax for 3 months that pressure on my eyes has been reduced and that the thick cap that I had over one eye has been reducing. Can I say I am seeing, no, but can I say I will be able to clear my worse eye;maybe. What do I want to prove. That it w ...
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This information has been posted before but I just came across this article... https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-27516-9   [End]
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Hi Jood, You can try lanosterol eye drops, but basically, lanosterol and other sterols are not likely to improve cataracts, since the sterols have no effect on AGE-alpha crystallin crosslinks. Only a very few substances have the ability to break these tough glycation crosslinks and release the alpha-crystallin. Rosmarinic acid is one of them, but rosmarinic acid eyedrops are unavailable. Once the alpha-crystallin is released from the AGEs, it should be able to restore clarity to your lens, in the same way as it was keeping your lens clear for years and years before it got tangled up wi ...
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My cataracts were finally at a point that I needed to deal with them. I’m 72, on no medications and try to avoid doctors but I knew (I THOUGHT) that cataract surgery was a safe, simple relatively non-invasive procedure. I’ll skip to the chase...apparently, I have some permanent damage to the optic nerve. I was told, ”Sometimes that happens. We don’t know why.” Ohhhh...okay, then. I’m going to see a neuro-opthamologist for a thorough examination when this pandemic mess slows down. Right now, I’m using lanosterol for my other eye and perusing this board for otc ideas.   [End]
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Well, let’s see ... Surgery: A minimum of $3,000 per eye for surgery, plus the drops you have to keep putting in your eyes because they get so dry as a result of surgery, plus the subsequent doctors visits, and if you have complications ... let’s not even go there. A Doctor I saw in Los Angeles charged a mere $14,000 for both eyes. Eye drops: Maximum $100 for a one month treatment of eye drops. You do the math.   [End]
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The research involves rosmarinic acid clarifying an already sonicated lens. This is what they do in cataract surgery, yet it is evacuated and replaced with an artificial lens. So. If we were to used rosmarinic acid to dissolve our cataracts, it would have to do significantly more work to get through the proteins as-is rather than pre-sonicated. As for me, I’m trying a dmso/ascorbic a if/glutathione/serrapeptase approach at the moment. I may ultimately go to Florida for treatment at Dr. Kondrot’s healing the eye institute. He recommends mixing sugars and dairy from the diet which I have ...
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II think that if such eyedrops would exist, or do exist, the project could be profitable enough to pay for expenses...Considering the number of people becoming blind from cataracts, there would be many demands for eyedrops that would heal them or prevent the issue... ‘Students Helpline India’ Portal helps students. Through this website, students will be provided assistance regarding online class, attendance, exam, scholarship, living, food, health, transport, internet connectivity, academic calendar, library, books, harassment, counselling etc.   [End]
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Cineraria, like other plants in the Asteraceae family, contains toxic pyrrolizidine alkaloids which cause venous occlusive liver disease. However, it is generally recognized that these eyedrops will reverse cataracts in many cases. Recently, I spoke with one of the staff at Schwabe which makes the same type of eyedrop, and they said that regular use of the eyedrops will not cause systemic toxicity. They also said that advanced cataracts take a lot longer to reverse, but they would still work.   [End]
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Any thoughts on this Drs eyedrops? https://www.drsamberne.com/cataract-eye-drops/ https://natoph.com/product/cataract-crystalline-lens-eye-drops/   [End]
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Steve - I have discussed Dr. Rowen’s formula in detail in one of my previous posts. To repeat, vitamin C can generate more AGEs which will worsen the cataract, and glutathione can generate more miniature molecular cages which will trap the AGEs inside and worsen the cataract. That will depend on your current redox status. If you have plenty of antioxidants in your system, then yes it might work. If you don’t, it would make it worse. Plus, DMSO is used in stripping paint, and it would sting like hell. Better eyedrops have been designed by many different scientists, only none of them were ...
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I’m pretty sure I’ve seen it posted on curezone or another health forum that eyedrops made with the either DMSO or MSM dissolve cataracts. I’ll see if I can find the ratios. ”In terms of eye drops I have had success with the following eye drops in the early stages of cataracts. Dr Robert Rowen, editor of Second Opinion, has developed the following formula which uses DMSO a solvent which has an extremely high rate of tissue permeability. This helps the active ingredients Glutathione and Vitamin C to penetrate into the eye. According to Dr. Rowen, cataracts can be reversed and this is wh ...
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Those inventors who made eyedrops that can solve cataracts, why don’t they produce them themselves ? Those eyedrops that have been bought for billion dollars, those who made them could do them again, and could change little things tnat would make them different enough from the originals, so that they would not be protected anymore... And if those persons are just scientists and not trained for business, why not start some project around their discoveries with the help of some contractors, with investors or/and collecting money through the net or using other ways... II think that if su ...
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”I seem to believe? they are happy with the way things are?” There are 3 reasons I say they do not want to cure cataract with eyedrops or other nonsurgical means: 1. Many respected members of the ophthalmology profession told me personally, ”we do NOT want a nonsurgical treatment of cataract, because cataract surgery is our bread-and-butter”. I am merely repeating to you what they told me. 2. Over the last 10 years, I also spoke with many scientists who developed eyedrops, some of which could reverse even advanced cataract, and one or two of those could reverse it quite rapidly. ...
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It seems like you believe the eye profession and laboratories are happy with the way things are going on for them ; doing eye surgery, selling implants, glasses or contact lenses, existing eyedrops and so forth is a very profitable business to which nothing should be changed. This may be true, but on the other end, if eyedrops would allow to really cure cataracts in a short time, at a lower cost, wouldn’t it be an other profitable way to treat them that would attract people, laboratories, ophthalmologists-that-do-not-do surgery and so on ? I then have doubts on the fact it would be as ...
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ALMOST TWO YEARS LATER, AND STILL NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE!!! Rosmarinic Acid Restores Complete Transparency of Sonicated Human Cataract Ex Vivo and Delays Cataract Formation In Vivo Chemerovski-Glikman, M., Mimouni, M., Dagan, Y. et al. This article appeared in the June, 2018 edition of the scientific journal, Nature. Quote from this article: Taken together, our results support the concept that aggregation inhibition may provide a pharmacological treatment strategy for cataract, and highlight rosmarinic acid as a promising potential for palliative treatment of cataract, ...
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Black Grizzly, toxic PA are naturally present in the plant extract of Cineraria Maritima. They are not impurities. Let’s hope however that these eyedrops do improve your cataracts without leading to any systemic toxicity.   [End]
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I bought the Weleda brand because it’s a very serious company and there are no harmful substances to the eye in their formula. But careful, because Weleda Canada contains doubtful stuff. I got mine from a pharmacy in Germany. I’ve been doing it for a week now. I’ll post results in a couple of months.   [End]
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Although I said ”there seems to be no harm in trying cineraria eyedrops”, there may be a word of caution. Cineraria Maritima belongs to a plant family called ”Senecio”, and is also referred to as ”Senecio Bicolor”. The ”Senecio” family all contain toxic pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PA) which cause veno-occlusive liver disease. This is true also of the herb ”comfrey” (otherwise known as ”boneset” for its magical ability to heal bone fractures). In the past, comfrey leaves were eaten in salads or used to make tea, but as cases of liver failure were identified to due comfrey’s high PA content, ...
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You’re welcome TKE, it’s a heartfelt appreciation. You help all of us on this forum and I really hope we can find a solution together. Please check your inbox, I sent you some stuff that you’re interested in that I do not want to post here because of sensitive info.   [End]
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Lol I thought you were being censored! oh wow lol... Thanks!   [End]
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Black Grizzly, thanks very much for your appreciation, it is very encouraging. The posts on turmeric and cataract do look very hopeful. As to eyedrops, based on the amount of mint in ”Isotine” eyedrops, the amount of mint extract should be 0.015%. The mint leaves used to make the extract should not be extracted at a temperature above 40°C, so that the rosmarinic acid in the mint is not decomposed. As to the rest, please discuss it with the Compounding Pharmacy and let us know what they propose. One of the links you posted was to a cataract eyedrop developed by Prof. Muthu Muruggapan a ...
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I am sure about the quantity of mint (0.015%). Rosmarinic acid (RA) is not very soluble in water and much more soluble in organic solvents such as alcohol. But, I think a water-based eyedrop is safer for the eye than an alcohol-based one, so we should stick with water. As to type of mint, peppermint or spearmint would be OK. Ideally, the mint should be analyzed to measure its RA content. Ideally, the RA content of the final eyedrop should also be determined to make sure we are actually getting some RA. The RA content of the eyedrop can be measured by spectrophotometry, though this would be ...
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Despite many successful non-surgical treatments developed by biochemists unconnected with the eye profession over the last 100 years, they have been deliberately forgotten. This has made it possible for the eye profession to treat all these discoveries merely as objects of academic interest, to brainwash the world that cataract surgery is the only effective treatment for cataract, and to make people believe that their natural lens is not worth saving. But in this Forum, there are people who don’t believe this cruel lie. They know their natural lens is worth saving, and won’t accept the in ...
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I had looked at both of these last year but was not sure about the excipients: Non-medicinal ingredients water, benzalkonium chloride, sodium chloride, sodium bicarbonate.   [End]
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Great idea. I can call the pharmacy I know, I had already spoken to the pharmacist. I don’t know if they’ll do it without a doctor’s prescription though. And I know for sure that they’ll want a full list of ingredients (excipients included). Because when I was going to have my doctor order me Dr Rowen’s drops (which I fortunately didn’t do in the end), he had to write the exact prescription with percentages and everything. Are you sure about the quantity of mint? They’re probably going to need to know what type of mint also. Let me know a good formula and I’m willing to ask.   [End]
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TKE you blow my mind, man!! Thanks for this excellent explanation. You may be on to something with the turmeric. 9 months ago, I made and drank every morning ”Golden Milk” see below and it prevented my vision from getting worse. Unfortunately, it was pretty messy (I was using fresh turmeric juice) and I ended up stopping. But I’m going to take it up again. Did you see this article? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5306202/ https://1md.org/article/curcumin-cataract-therapy-1md and this. I had never heard of it and the article is a couple years old, but it seems inter ...
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Ha! It requires a bit of computer literacy! ;) If it doesn’t open when you click on it, copy the link and put it in your browser. It should work.   [End]
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Cineraria eyedrops containing an extract of the plant ”cineraria maritima” (alternative name: Dusty Miller) are available from homeopathy stores in the US. There seem to be two versions, one is Dr. Reckeweg and the other one is Schwabe. They are manufactured either in India or Germany, but if they are sold in the US, there will be no problem regarding sterility. I do not know whether they would improve an advanced nuclear cataract with dense colored pigments (AGEs) at the core of the lens. But there seems to be no harm in trying them.   [End]
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Maybe we could get a ”compounding pharmacy” to make us a mint eyedrop containing 0.015% of mint extract.   [End]
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Eyedrop developed by Dr. Robert Rowen. Let’s take a closer look at the ingredients. Reduced glutathione: This may function to break down the ”miniature molecular cages” formed by wasted (oxidized) glutathione in the lens. These ”mini-cages” trap colored chromophores (damaged lens crystallins) inside them, and prevent clearance of the cataract by lens enzyme systems. However, the reduced glutathione in the eye drops may also become oxidized, making the situation worse. DMSO (Dimethyl Sulfoxide): This functions to transport the other two ingredients in the eyedrop through the cornea. Ho ...
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i used these MSM and Vitamin C drops as eyedrops before, but ran out and just never reordered. I don’t know if they’d be helpful at this point. I did notice the same company now has a smaller bottle newer version. https://www.amazon.com/Liquid-Vitamin-Sterile-Organic-Dropper-Top/dp/B00AMVVXFS/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=msm+vitamin+c+eye+drops&qid=1579649826&s=hpc&sr=1-4 BlackGrizzly I found almost all of the previous links you posted were dead links GRRR How does that happen? lol https://www.curezone.org/upload/_Q_R_Forums/Grizzly_black_bear_growling.jpg   [End]
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How about a reputable compounding pharmacy if we had the right formula and the right doctor to prescribe it. An eye drop was developed by Dr Rowen in California and he had a compounding pharmacy make it for him. This is the eye drop formula that he had the pharmacy make and he sells it through them: A simple eye-drop formulation that has also shown promise in the prevention and treatment of cataracts. The formula contains DMSO, Glutathione, and Vitamin C. All three ingredients have powerful antioxidant properties that battle free radicals and are important nutrients in overall eye healt ...
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Phosphate Buffered Saline (PBS) may cause lens calcification in a person with cataract, because lens calcium is likely to be elevated which risks formation of insoluble calcium phosphate. Boric acid and borax also increase aggregation of lens proteins. And to make sterile eye drops, we should not rely on a ’barefoot herbalist’. Only a reputable pharmaceutical company with experience of manufacturing eye drops, which still has a vestige of humanity left (do any such companies exist?), is acceptable.   [End]
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Some more things I found: Sources of rosmarinic acid: https://www.caymanch...m/catalog/70900 https://www.sigmaald...ace=CAS No.&N=0 https://www.phytopur...acid-p-290.html https://us.vwr.com/s...marinic-acid-97 http://www.kaimosi.com/n.html - Chinese - ”free sample” Solubility Soluble in: water, 1425 mg/L @ 25 °C (est) http://www.thegoodsc.../rw1372331.html 0.14% (ish) Soluble in ethanol, DMSO or dimethyl formamide to approximately 25 mg/mL https://pubchem.ncbi...tion=Color-Form Quote Rosmarinic acid is supplied as a crystalline solid. A stock solution ...
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What do you think about these? http://www.eyemantra.com or these: Al-Shams eye drops or this: https://www.amazon.com/Alcohol-FREE-Rosmarinus-officinalis-Glycerite-Supplement/dp/B01BK3VS9W/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?crid=2JKF0RM90PMNJ&keywords=rosmarinic+acid+eye+drops&qid=1579466427&sprefix=rosemarinic+acid+eye+drops%2Caps%2C394&sr=8-1-fkmr0 If you think they’re worth trying, I’ll be happy to be a guinea pig.   [End]
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I know it is very frustrating and depressing. I myself can’t see at night at all, and daytime vision is misty. But you say you can still drive a car, which is marvelous. Please be careful. Can you tell me if your cataracts are colored? The reason I ask is because if they are yellow or red, the culprits are likely to be metabolites of the aminoacid tryptophan which is found in dairy products, mainly kynurenine and N-formyl kynurenine, which have a vivid red color. These molecules combine with lens proteins to form colored AGEs (chromophores), making the lens proteins absorb blue light ...
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Thank You tke!!! I will definitely be doing some searching because it’s getting bad... Paperwork is a nightmare for me and on the computer I have to magnify everything and I can’t find the cursor half the time. It’s to the point that I can’t drive at night anymore and maybe shouldn’t drive in the day. I’m very worried I won’t pass my next driver eye test. There are probably A LOT of other people driving around half blind because what choice do we have?? That’s a scary thought... so is an angry half blind mob with pitchforks! The Greedmeisters need to release the Cure! Does ...
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AGE stands for Advanced Glycation End-Products. They are formed in the human body due to reaction of sugars with protein via what is called the Maillard Reaction. The resulting AGEs are very stable, formed by tough, resilient ”covalent” bonds between the sugar and the protein. However, a few substances are known to be able to break those bonds. Rosmarinic acid is one of them. Rosmarinic acid is present in rosemary, and in mint. Like you, I am desperate to get rosmarinic acid into the eye, but it would sting if applied as eye drops, and cause damage. Please don’t try it. And I think pe ...
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Sorry tke, I feel like a DOLT! I thought I’d found a page that had drops containing the Rosmaricin acid in them... Can you remind me what AGEs stands for? https://www.curezone.org/upload/_Q_R_Forums/20200117_123702.jpg I have a bottle of peppermint Terpenes that I’d bought for natural cleaning. Do you think it can be used in a lighter way, somewhat like you using the peppermint leaves? I’ve tried placing a drop UNDER each eye, more like on the cheekbone where the vapor reaches my eyes. It’s very strong but bearable. If it eventually would help clear a cataract I’m willing to kee ...
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From the literature on the Net, we see that VITAMIN B2 (riboflavin) and VITAMIN B3 (niacin) may improve vision in cataract patients, sometimes within a few days. But please note: There are also warnings that taking more than 10mg of Vitamin B2 per day may make vision worse. This is because Vitamin B2 (the yellow B vitamin) also has a ’photosensitizing effect’, generating ROS (free radicals) upon exposure to blue light that would worsen cataract symptoms. What can we do to get the benefits of B2 without the disadvantages? I am just guessing - but maybe, if we invest in a pair of good ey ...
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Clew Hi. As I already said in my last posts, lanosterol eye drops - which are widely reported all over the Net as being able to reverse cataract and in which many companies are investing millions of dollars - will likely HAVE ZERO EFFECT ON YOUR CATARACTS. This is because lanosterol has no chemical ability to interact with, and break down, the AGE-crystallin complexes which are causing your cataracts. That is obvious from a knowledge of cataract chemistry, and I am sure the eye profession cannot be ignorant of this. Therefore, I believe lanosterol is just a ”red herring” - a deliberate a ...
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Tke, Thanks for sharing ... I saw these eydrops! I need something like this also.... I’m having a real problem with this.Maybe have to try these : ) https://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-have-developed-an-eye-drop-that-can-dissolve-cataracts-from-eyes   [End]
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In a desperate attempt to reduce my cataract symptoms, which prevent me from seeing in bright light, or at night, or under electric lights, and which have been getting very bad recently, I have started to drink kale juice again. The cataracts also make me dizzy. To improve nuclear cataract, the menu is turnip greens, kale and spinach in that order. Turnip greens are best, but as far as I know, turnip greens powder is not available. Kale is next, more effective than spinach, and contains much less oxalates so there is less risk of it causing kidney stones. Also, it may sound crazy, but ...
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As you know, there is heavy investment in lanosterol and other sterol eye drops to treat cataract. These are only smokescreens to divert attention away from the real cures, because sterols do not address the root cause of most cataracts (AGEs). Recently, cataract clearance agents have been discovered that, in animal models and on human cataract lens fragments, destroy AGEs and clear cataracts away 100% in just a few hours. But eye drop makers have rejected proposals to make eye drops from these agents, and run clinical trials, because said eye drop makers now make surgical lens implants ...
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So has anyone had eyesight improvement after using a Zapper ? So I have used many types of Zappers over 2 decades, but not much lately . With in the last year or so Ive had some eyesight blurriness and harder to see small letters close up. I have used some red Saffron in the last few months off and on and that really works. But its very expensive so now i just have used it sparingly . Anyway I have a Zapper that uses stick on pads and I felt i had an infection in my jaw area recently . So I stuck the electrodes high up on my checks, one on each side and did the Hulda Clark recommende ...
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    Glutathione   G lutathione is an antioxidant that occurs naturally in the cells of the body. It is also present in some foods. Recently, glutathione has been gaining popularity due to its alleged health benefits. As an antioxidant, glutathione helps neutralize free radicals and reduce oxidative stress that can damage the body’s cells. Unlike most antioxidants, which come from plant sources, the human body naturally produces glutathione in the liver. However, glutathi ... [Image Embedded Here]
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WTF? Why is this posted in the Eyesight forum?   [End]
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The Eyes Foods rich in Vit A, Vit B & Vit C, together with the minerals selenium and zinc help promote good eyesight and help to fight free radicals (see below). These vitamins and minerals are all contained in fresh fruit and vegetables. Include in your diet; broccoli, raw cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, green vegetables - particularly spinach, sunflower seeds and watercress. Drugs which can affect eyesight include: aspirin, anticoagulants, some anti-depressants, corticosteroids, HRT, marijuana, etc., ch ... [Image Embedded Here]
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I tr ied C-Can for a few months. I have the beginning of a cataract and just switched to caster oil, you need the right kind for eyes. Willsee how this will turn out, glad it was mentioned on CZ, though a very old post. hanna   [End]
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  In this Forum and elsewhere on the Internet, we have made it abundantly clear. Many scientists have developed treatments for cataract which have shown great promise in the lab, in animal trials or even small-scale human trials, but the eye profession has so far chosen TO IGNORE ALL OF THEM SO THAT THEY CAN PERPETUATE CATARACT SURGERY.  They say, ”surgery is the only effective treatment”.  That is true, but only because they have suppressed every other alternative. They seem to think: THE WORLD IS OK WITH THAT.  Well it’s NOT OK. While it is true that there are several kinds of ca ...
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• You should use your Careprost wholesale Lash Boost Serum once in a night, by applying to the base of the upper eyelashes with the help of a brush. • Do not apply it to the lower lid. Keep way solution to other parts which create unwanted or unnecessary hair growth. • Before applying it, Make sure that your face is clean and Eye lenses are removed if you wear. • If you are using an eyeliner brush as an applicator, make sure that it is clean before use. • Put one serum of  Careprost close to the tip of your applicator and swiftly draw the brush over the upp ...
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It’s been a long time since I posted here, and now I can barely see the screen due to the cataracts. Some of you may remember, several years ago, I testified that top eye professionals had told me straight: ”We get most of our income from cataract surgery, so we don’t want to cure cataracts. We know there are ways of treating them, but we will never allow them to replace surgery”. It was this statement that prevented me, and prevents me even now, from having cataract surgery. As it turns out, there are several new methods coming soon that will clear cataracts away witho ...
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@Carben PLease tell me who is chinese doctor   [End]
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I have high myopia and I try to keep my eyesight as best I can. I take vitamins, do exercises for the eyes, use special glasses for working at the computer. I completely agree with doctors that proper lighting is very important for eye health. I know that lighting affects eyes and mood a lot. Here you can   [End]
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Hi 2418365, I don’t know if these are the ones Robby bought but here is a brand that makes it: https://brighteyesdrops.com/tag/n-acetylcysteine-eye-drops/ I haven’t tried them and I am wondering if anyone did with any success? Thanks for any info.   [End]
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im sorry, i was responding to the night vision thing. i think the NAC is the way to go with cataracts. i know, oil pulling. who would have thought? and i still have good night vision and see some visual purple at times. i bet if i did something like that again i could get back up on it. night vision is still great. as for oil pulling, it is doing so much more than pulling toxins from the mouth and sublingually from the bloodstream. what a healing modality it is. it obviously provided something from the oil for my eyes. the bible has many references of annointing the head with ...
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Trapper doesn’t say whether he had advanced cataracts, but I guess not as he was driving. I thought oil pulling was for treating tooth and gum infections. I can’t see how it would reverse cataracts, but there’s no harm in doing it. Thankyou Trapper, for taking the time to tell us your experience.   [End]
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maybe my experience will help. about 10 years ago i drove from kansas city to topeka every day for a couple of months.it was late afternoon so the sun was in my eyes going west and it was getting dark going back. i took the opportunity to oil pull. i used safflower oil. i pulled one mouthful and it will fill up (see oil pulling forum for info on all that), then spit it out and do it again, and again, and again. many days up to 7 times in a row. as days turned into weeks and it got darker and darker heading home, visual purple began filling my eyes at dusk. it was intense purple. ...
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Hi Robby You say you ’got the NAC drops today’. Which NAC? N-acetylcysteine, or N-acetylcarnosine. If N-acetylcysteine, where did you get them? It’s too dangerous for me to go out at night because I can’t see the cars, only the blinding glare of their headlamps. That’s why I am really desperate to try N-acetylcysteine eye drops, but I did not know they were available. Incidentally, NACA (N-acetylcysteine amide) eye drops did reverse nuclear cataract in an animal model, from Grade 4 to Grade 2. NACA continually generates N-acetylcysteine in the eye, so we might expect N-acetylcystei ...
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I just got the Nacdrops today, I will report if there are any interesting results!   [End]
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”According to Trevithick, combinations of pycnogenol with beta carotene and Vitamin C have already shown promising results for reducing cataracts caused by space radiation in Mars mission simulations”. https://mediarelations.uwo.ca/2013/04/24/western-researchers-confirm-pine-bark-extract-reduce-cataract-risk/   [End]
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Any EDTA will likely contain some formaldehyde (around 20 ppm?). If carnosine is in the same eye drop, that would be converted to methylamine, but methylamine is also toxic to the eye. How about an alternative? Maybe we could replace the EDTA by N-acetyl cysteine (NAC). Like EDTA, it also has metal chelating activity so that the glutathione in the eye lens retains its photobleaching power. And to top that, NAC also generates more reduced glutathione right there in the lens - so more photobleaching power. Let’s assume for a moment that NAC would do the same job as EDTA if it were ”eq ...
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This might be your answer. Go to the website: http://www.apricotsfromgod.info/index.html --- Once in the website, click on ”Testimonials” --- Once in the testimonials, you can scroll down and read slews and slews of people who have had amazing results using apricots seeds (for cancer) and DMSO for other ailments. DMSO (must be 99.99%) is the product that supposedly can get rid of cataracts. A relatively quick & effective remedy. Wow !! This product sounds fantastic. Now, of course, before using any new product, do a skin test to ensure the person has no allergic response. And, ...
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Strange that it’s only 1 eye, and with the possibility of bursting perhaps it not just a cataract? This cataract forum has lots of interesting leads about vitamins and nutrition, but one I found interesting was castor oil drops in the eyes. Pharmaceutical grade hexane free organic castor oil is usually recommended in the youtube videos I have seen. Its all self experimentation since hard to find medical that will know about it, so good to investigate thoroughly.   [End]
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Please let me know urgently about it. One of my family member (female: 74 years old) was suffering from initial stages of cataract in one of her eye. Yesterday, eye specialist examined, and has suggested her to get operated to avoid the risk of inflammation bursting in her eye leading to loss of eye sight. She is already not able to see from that eye. She only senses light from that eye. (1) What would you suggest? Should she get operated or could there be any other way to save the eye at this stage? (2) What could be a quick home remedy? (3) Would taking home remedy or herb ...
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Hi tke, Thanks for your great explanation. Would this kind of EDTA work: http://www.derworldbcn.com/en/products/pharma/   [End]
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Hi Robby, I tried CAN-C but not for long because I didn’t like some of the ingredients in it. I tried Lanomax and it seemed to help a little, but then it seemed like a build-up of something happened and my vision became a little blurry after a few days. I sent them an email and they told me that they’re coming up with a new formula in February 2019. I personally will wait for that version. In the meantime, I put (organic, hexane-free in a glass bottle) castor oil drops (2 a night and one in the morning) and it probably has helped the most of everything I’ve done - and I’ve done a LOT!! So ...
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Thank you WhiteShark! I’m a bit scared of doing the liver flush but I feel like I must. Thanks again.   [End]
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This is what I would have done. I would have continued to use Eye drops until liver flushes start showing results. In other words, start flushing, get some results from flushing. and then consider getting rid of eye drops. Also, in case you do consume industrially processed foods, try to minimize it, and try to focus your diet on food you can make from scratch, at home. For some people, even consuming refined oils can cause troubles with their eyes and vision, not to mention things like margarine , modified starch , food preservatives , food additives , MSG , etc. So, keep ...
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Hi everyone, I’m 24 years old, male, and have been dealing with open angle glaucoma for 5 years. It’s stolen a lot of my eyesight. I had 2 trab surgeries in 2013, one in my right and one in my left. My doctors want me to get another surgery done if the 3 new eye drops they’ve prescribed me don’t work: Rhopressa, ,Brimonidine, dorzalomide, and then latanoprost which I’ve been using for years. I very much want to avoid another traumatic eye surgery, and the thought that I’ll have to face eye drops and surgery for the rest of my life because I’m not guaranteed a cure is unsatisfactory to ...
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Thanks for your responses, you do make some good points, I will take that into consideration as well but I have gone ahead and bought some of the NAC Drops just to try in case they are beneficial in any way for me.   [End]
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I checked, and found that USP grade EDTA still contains up to 0.1% of formaldehyde. Now, L-carnosine in the eye drops will probably convert that into methylamine, but methylamine is also toxic, and it can revert back to formaldehyde through oxidation. So my dilemma is: How do we get rid of traces of formaldehyde and traces of methylamine? What should we add to the eye drop? Maybe, glutathione, or vitamin C. Or maybe, something else?   [End]
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I appreciate your posts, WS. But I can’t agree with the statement: ”Healthy people do not get cataracts”. Yes they do get them, and they get them just as bad as anyone else. That is because the eye lens proteins are almost never replaced, they are the same as the ones you were born with. Those proteins are easily damaged by UV or other forms of radiation coming into the eye, and they cannot be replaced. Other proteins in the body can be replaced. I will agree with the fact that the liver has ”some control” over the eyes by producing enzymes that can decompose some AGEs which would ...
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Robby, Carnosine or NAC work for some people, but in others, they make the cataract worse. That’s because although carnosine is a glycation inhibitor (prevents sugars from latching onto your eye lens proteins), it also - in the presence of copper and zinc ions - prevents your natural eye lens cleanser molecule, glutathione, from photobleaching the pigments that latch onto your eye lens proteins. If (yellow or brown) aging pigments in your eye lens are bleached, they are partially decomposed, and will release the eye lens proteins which got shackled up with them. Ironically, copper and ...
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They can't refer for a routine eye exam, only for things like eye/orbit injuries, glaucoma, or other eye diseases. Even then referrals would be for an ophthalmologist and not an optometrist. If you're in post-secondary, chances are you have some sort of health coverage included in tuition if you haven't opted out; or at least it was very common when I went through it. This would help reduce the cost for both the exam and glasses. More Info:   [End]
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I'm looking to get an eye exam and then get a contact lens and I have been looking around Calgary for places that offer eye exams and some of the clinics say they have optometrists and some say they have opticians (when I google them). I was just wondering what the difference is between an optometrist and an optician because looking at their eye exam fees, the optometrists charge more than opticians. I'm kinda broke so I'm leaning towards seeing an optician but I just wanted to know if it's the right choice before I book an appointment. Thanks!   [End]
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Have you ever tried long term Juice Fasting or water fasting or a serii of liver flushes ? Or are you one of the people who think that health of our body have nothing to do with health of our eyes ? I did some research. There seems to be over 600 messages on CureZone alone containing word ”Eyebright”. https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1541710#i ”Eyebright would absolutely help, its used to restore eyesight and get rid of any problem with the eyes really. We use Dr. Christopher’s original formula in tincture form. You fill an eyecup with distilled water then put ...
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Would you still be afraid of using herbal tincture into your eyes, if you would dissolve just one drop of herbal tincture into one tablespoon of distilled water, before dropping it into your eyes ? Have you ever thought about the possibility that stinging in the eyes caused by herbs is actually there to help cleaning the eyes and to support healing? Here is some possible logic: It works like pepper spray, promotes crying. By promoting crying, it promotes cleansing of the eyes. I have read testimonials of people using cayenne pepper tincture directly in the eyes. It is not com ...
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Has anyone here had any success or experience with getting rid of cataracts with ONLY the help of eye drops such as Can-C or NAC drops or any other Carnosine Eye Drops? I would appreciate any insight on the subject thank you.   [End]
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Hi White Shark, I see the rationale behind Dr. Christopher’s eyebright formula eyedrops. For example, native American Indians used a red raspberry leaf eyewash for cataracts, and fennel seed is a de-calcifying agent which is a good idea to reverse the hardness of the cataractous lens. Goldenseal is antibacterial and cayenne pepper would improve circulation. But, this formula would probably sting like crazy which could cause conjunctivitis, and possibly corneal damage. I think any anticataract eyedrop, or any eyedrop, should not sting nor do any damage.   [End]
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Have you tried Eyebright Formula ? https://www.curezone.org/schulze/handbook/eyebright.asp Eyebright Formula Formulae: Eyebright Herb, Goldenseal root, Red Raspberry leaves, Mullein flower, Fennel seed, Rue tops and Cayenne pepper. Therapeutic Action: Based on an old formula from the late Dr. John Christopher, this eyewash cleanses and strengthens the eyes. It increases blood circulation to the eyes and will remove toxic waste in and around the eyes and reverse eye diseases and destroys bacterial infections. WS   [End]
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As my cataracts continue to worsen, I felt the desire to once again call the local ophthalmology association and make my dissatisfaction known. I wanted to once more let them know that in the past, there were alternatives to cataract surgery which had successful clinical trials or were used successfully on large numbers of patients, such as certain eyedrops. I regret that I cannot discuss these methods in this forum at this time for fear that the eye profession will attempt to block them. The fact that they are willing to block them, and to ensure that cataract surgery outlasts the hum ...
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Hej Please send me information about this doctor, can you tell me what kind of cure he apply ? My email is daliborrr gmail com Thank You in advance   [End]
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Well, I saw the surgeon - one who has a very high reputation. He said my cataracts were Grade 4, nuclear + PSC mixed, and the lens hardness was +4 on a scale of 0 to 6. He said that if I asked him to remove my cataracts, he would do it, but frankly admitted to me that ”cataract surgery does not restore normal vision to what it was before the cataracts”, and that patients experience all kinds of trouble post-op, so I should prepare myself for that eventuality. Of course, when you’re faced with going blind, you don’t have much choice, and many people do have good visual outcomes.   [End]
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Phooey! More good science stifled, no doubt, by a bunch of Greed Meisters!!   [End]
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Next week, I will be visiting another eye doctor who specializes in cataract surgery. Since I fractured 3 ribs and cannot lie down, and don’t know when I will be able to lie down again, there isn’t really much point. OK, they will examine me, and I will tell them that it is possible to cure or at least reduce my cataract symptoms without surgery. Yesterday, I called a researcher who, back in 2000, had developed eye drops that temporarily restored optical clarity to the lens (his work was never followed up by the eye profession). I said, my upcoming visit would give me a chance ...
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Who is Poppy Datta? She is the person who proved, along with two co-workers back in 2007 at the University of Arkansas, that an AGE-crystallin crosslink breaker partially restored the chaperone activity of alpha-crystallin: https://www.researchgate.net/project/chaperones-and-vision As such, she is the person who proved that it is possible to cure human senile nuclear cataract without surgery. Poppy Datta now works on other research in the Ophthalmology Department of the University of Iowa. Millions of cataract-blind around the world have no access to cataract surgery and the numbers a ...
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Om1975, thanks for your post. MsrA is one of several approaches that could be used to restore the lost chaperone activity of alpha-crystallin. It would help when the loss is due to oxidation. But loss of viability of alpha-crystallin is due to more than just oxidation. More than oxidation, I think the major loss is due to the cross-linking of alpha-crystallin with yellow or brown AGEs (Advanced Glycation End-Products) within the lens nucleus. These AGEs prevent alpha-crystallin from doing its job of preventing aggregation of beta- and gamma- crystallin. This picture is further compli ...
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It has been almost a week since I have been using the eye drops that I made with equal parts lemon juice and rose water. Yes, they sting when first applied for about 10 seconds or so, but then they just make the eyes water. I usually sit back when doing this and move my eye around. I have noticed that the blurry is breaking up in my eye, but has not completely gone away. I also am only doing 2-3 drops each time and have read that 10 drops is average. Recently I came across this regarding cataracts and was wondering if anyone here knows anything about this? Methionine Sulfoxide Re ...
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It’s been a while since I posted here. Recently, I slipped on a smooth rock surface, landed flat on my back and fractured 3 ribs, as well as compressing the right lung. Which has meant that I’m unable to lie flat, or sleep in a bed any more. I’m hoping that within a month or two, the ribs, cartilage and tendons will have healed sufficiently to allow me to sleep in a bed again. Right now I have to sleep sitting in a chair, sprawled forwards on a table and I can tell you, it’s not much fun. It also means I cannot lie down to have cataract surgery either. The hospital focused their treat ...
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”Eating non processed things”, and ”eating more healthy” cannot do any harm I think, and I hope you get successful with your searches : you seem to have started early enough for positive results I’d say. Let us know then. Best of luck Bernie   [End]
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Well, I am new to this site and in no way am trying to prove you wrong. I do believe and understand that our so called health care system is really just that ... A system as there really is no care in it! The eye profession is no different from any medical practice as they all seem to get their knowledge of suppression and mis info from the same source ... big corporate companies that only look for short term profit otherwise known as big pharma. Nature deals with root causes and man made drugs usually only deal with symptoms thus why you have to keep taking them. I am a type 1 diab ...
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Hi TKE, I am new to the forum but have been reviewing your posts as well as the posts of a few other ”posters”. A friend of mine and I both have cataracts (although different ones from different origins and neither of us want to go the surgical route. We have tried a lot of things in the last 10 months which I will post soon. However in the meantime, I wanted to know if you have heard of this: http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0009711 (the article is 8 years old, but ... interesting) and then this recommended by Edgar Cayce: http://altered-states. ...
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Hi - There are many natural treatment options for glaucoma. Here is one list: https://www.holistichealthherbalist.com/best-remedies-treating-glaucoma-naturally/ You could also look for a TCM (Chinese medicine) practitioner familiar with eye problems and glaucoma. My current problem is cataracts. Both cataracts and glaucoma are sight-threatening conditions. I wish you rapid improvement.   [End]
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Have you guys ever tried using cannabis for medical purposes? I have been diagnosed with glaucoma for almost a year now and I’ve been searching any alternative medicine that can help me then i came across this article that says marijuana can be used to treat and prevent glaucoma. I’ve been planning to try this kind of strain here in https://www.bonzaseeds.com/blog/blackberry/ but i have no idea where to start or buy. Can you guys give me any tips or any ideas that can help? Thank you and God bless !!   [End]
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I have parasites/worms in the vitreous fluid in my eyes. I have watched them go thru stages and laying eggs. How can I get rid of them?   [End]
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Browbie, concerning another point in your last post: ”...surgery had taken over other approaches because of a superior efficacy mostly...” Two comments: 1. The mainstream eye profession has never tried any other approaches, so we don’t know whether surgery has a superior efficacy. 2. The decision as to whether to use surgery or to develop another approach should be that of the patient - NOT the eye profession. But since no alternative to surgery exists (because the eye profession never wanted an alternative, by their own admission), patients cannot make an informed decision. Th ...
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I am suffering terribly with cataracts. It is my decision not to undergo surgery, but that is my decision. It is not my intention to deny anyone the right to sight, by whatever means they can achieve it - including surgery. But it is my intention to let others know what I found out about cataract, during the past 5 years I have been suffering with cataracts - and the reasons why there are no safe, effective nonsurgical alternatives for advanced cataract at this time. Among those reasons, some eminent members of the eye profession in the US and other countries told me directly that ’the ...
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What bothers me in your being over critical - I think - against cataract surgery sometimes, is the risk to turn away from it, people that would get valuable benefit from it otherwise...It’s not an easy decision to make to undergo eye surgery on one hand, and on the other one, some of the doctors that do it at least, seem to be good persons with a valuable practise and genuine precious skills... I didn’t know that biochemists did not have approval to run clinical trials however, and tended to think that surgery had taken over other approaches because of a superior efficacy mostly...It is ...
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I was informed that Dr. Catherine Orsoni has retired. Yes, she wrote a book on using trace elements to treat cataract, although I don’t have it. I was told her work on trace elements is being continued by Dr. Boris Rysanek, but his profile says he is a cataract surgeon and a retinal specialist. Possibly, he is using trace elements to treat retinal diseases, but probably not cataract. Of course, over the last century, many people have indeed been working hard to treat cataract, but if you look at who they were, nearly all of them were biochemical researchers and none were ophthalmologis ...
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Talking about specialised doctors that have been testing means to heal cataracts, I have quoted Dr. Catherine Orsoni (ophthalmologist at the Caen Hospital) in an other post for instance : we do not know much of what is done in hospitals and medical institutions or offices, but over the last centuries many people must have been working hard to find ways to heal cataracts, obviously... But it seems to be really difficult to succeed. It wouldn’t be fair to underestimate what has been done... This said, the french president had officially invited American searchers to come to France when ” ...
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You say that other specialists have ’failed’ or ’given up’, but to the best of my knowledge, no specialist has ever tried to restore the optical clarity of the lens. Some pharma giants have started subsidiaries selling IOLs because they make more money that way than from selling eye drops. Even if they don’t make IOLs, most pharma companies do have links with the cataract surgery industry, and profit from it in some way. To be honest, we don’t know how efficient the discoveries I mentioned would be unless they were clinically trialed. But I find it disgusting that they never were. ...
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Good answer I agree, not me, maybe you who knows, definitely not the Beatles, but why not ZZTOP then !? (smiles - I hope-) Can’t judge about what has been found by chemists, biochemists or others, that has not been tested by the eye profession : but pharmaceutical laboratories would have great interests in developing eyedrops or other remedies that would work if it was possible, and not all of them make IOLs, glasses or contact lenses, nor have they shares in, or links with, the ”surgical industrial world”, isn’t it ? I have read most of your posts I think (sometimes a bit difficult for ...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66bTUag_o5c CASTOR OIL HEXANE FREE   [End]
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https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS751US751&q=pharmaceutical+grade+castor+oil+for+eyes&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj55NeMl5TaAhUV7WMKHTzIAMYQ1QIItwEoBg&biw=1920&bih=925 WONDER IF IT HAS TO BE HEXANE FREE OR OZONATED?   [End]
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Browbie, On this issue, I refuse to flinch an inch. You say, ”It’s not right to see doctors as a whole, like ruthless money makers with no ethics I believe...Till something ends up working”. And WHO is supposed to find that ’something that ends up working’? You? Me? The Beatles? Or was it the eye profession? If it was the eye profession, and not the Beatles, who had the responsibility, the facilities, the money, the universities, the academic societies and the authority to test potential lens clarity agents which already reversed cataract, either in the lab or in animal models, o ...
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Did you remove mirena since, or do you still have it in ? WS   [End]
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At early stages, it is likely that a number of cataracts can be healed, and if that is right, it is true that a high number of ophthalmologists would not tell anything about it, it seems... But in advanced stages of the disease, do we really know for sure of something that could work, or did it ever exist ? Although I agree that artificial lenses do not match natural ones WHEN IN MINT condition, they are still more reliable than those - natural - that are badly damaged, as one can usually work, drive, live and do most many things without being disabled, dangerous to others possibly, or f ...
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The mirena caused me to have rapid growing cataracts in both eyes and I became 100% blind in both eyes within 4 years of getting the mirena.   [End]
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Mainstream MDs or professors, the ophthalmology profession is committed to ensuring that surgery remains the only option for cataract. Every ophthalmology department in every university in the world teaches students only how to destroy the lens, not how to save it. Therefore the lack of treatment options is hardly surprising. Greed and power are the main reasons why 90 million people are living this nightmare. In the US, the surgery generates $14 billion per year for the eye profession and that figure is still rising. For those with advanced cataracts, only surgery can restore sight, w ...
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I too would be cautious about using castor oil. I do not know what type cataracts - did not know at the time there was more than one type so I did not ask the dr. He said I was in the beginning stages and surgery was a long way off for me. (Sorry doc, don’t want that) I am sure I will get a huge eyeroll from my ophthalmologist or a brush off from staff if I inquire. One would think they would be more forthcoming but I have to keep in mind they are just mainstream md’s.   [End]
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Hi there. About 1 year ago, I asked Bruce Fife whether coconut water or oil would help brunescent nuclear cataracts, and he said ”No”, ”brunescent cataracts are too far advanced”. The fact is, castor oil has better tissue-penetrating properties than coconut oil. The reason I don’t try castor oil is because there was a study of the effect of pure castor oil on the cornea, and it was found to cause apoptosis (death) of corneal epithelial cells. Still I don’t think coconut water would damage the cornea, so as long as it is sterile I can’t see any harm in trying it. As for coconut oil, I ...
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Thanks for that link, very informative. Bruce Fife mentions Invo brand coconut water, got it at the health food store. I do not have access to fresh and not sure any local stores would carry it. I am going to try it this evening. Am also incorporating extra vitamins most beneficial to the eyes.   [End]
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https://www.life-saving-naturalcures-and-naturalremedies.com/coconut-water-for-treating-cataracts-does-it-work.html Other links included   [End]
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I have heard a lot of people mentioning castor oil for cataracts but has anyone used EV Coconut Oil? Dr. Fife mentions it in his book Stop Vision Loss Now. Already using cineraria maritima and Brite Eyes throughout the day - 2 weeks + or -. I am going to try the coconut water he suggests as soon as I find an eye dropper. Not willing to undergo cataract surgery as most well meaning relatives and friends suggest.   [End]
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Today, a friend who came over disputed my title to SaintHood. If I see halos around streetlamps, she says, it is the streetlamps which should be sanctified, not me, because they have the halos. Good point. But, since it is me who has the faulty nucleus, and since the streetlamps don’t care whether we cure cataract or not (and I do), I still consider that I can call myself ”Saint Nucleus”, and all those of you with this type of cataract who want to cure it without ripping out the natural lens, are entitled to call themselves ”Brothers of the Order of Saint Nucleus”. Brothers, let us p ...
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Cool I’m drinking a beer while writing this message...It’s been in the fridge for several months, so that was about time : not that convinced it’s good against cataracts, but maybe I should drink a beer more often... Coffee doesn’t seem to be too good I have noticed... Have you studied biology, nutrition or chemistry to handle all of these concepts and strange names so easily ? I never seem to remember any, as they don’t mean much I can relate to... As for the beer’s photographs, no big deal, if the make has disappeared...Let’s just hope our cataracts would do the same.   [End]
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Hi Browbie! I think the pictures may not display in some browsers. Not sure how to get them to display in Edge, for example. As for the beer...The ”Cataract Brewery” has gone out of existence. Anyway, it was a superb name for a beer. They must have known back then that beer drinkers get far less cataracts. Probably because the barley used to brew it contains organic germanium which is an AGE crosslink-breaker, and the yeast used to ferment it contains reduction enzymes like thioredoxin and glutaredoxin which partially reverse the modifications to lens crystallins due to AGEs. Salut! ...
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Hi Saint Nucleus, can’t see the pictures from my computer...Something’s wrong ? What about the beer, is it any good ?   [End]
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    Thanks to my nuclear cataracts and the refusal of the eye profession to treat them, and thanks also to the halos I see around streetlamps at night, I have decided to give myself a new name: SAINT NUCLEUS (not to be confused with Saint Nicholas = Santa Claus = Father Christmas).   [End]
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I am following the Medical Medium plant based low fat diet program with some supplements he recommends for viruses. I am trying to heal histamine intolerance and circulatory problems. I also have Keratoconus. I notice my eyes improve a lot if I take monolaurin or raw garlic. This makes me wonder if there is a virus involved in Keratoconus. MM says all autoimmune diseases are viral and KC is considered autoimmune. Sometimes when I wake up my vision is so clear I think my lenses are in!   [End]
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THREE-STEP PLAN TO REVERSE NUCLEAR CATARACT WITH EYEDROPS (1) EV06 eyedrops to break lens disulfide bonds and soften the lens. This would allow (2) and (3) below to penetrate the lens. Contain lipoic acid choline ester. Bought by Novartis Pharma (which also has a huge surgical lens business) as an eyedrop to cure presbyopia for $465 million. Has already passed Phase II clinical trials in the US, but Novartis says it hasn’t. Novartis has no plans to release this eyedrop which is therefore unavailable. (2) AGE-crystallin crosslink breaker. Would contain phenacyl thiazolium bromid ...
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Got a tip from my father in law who uses Taurine 4%, as also is against cataracts. Prescribed in many countries. Any use to us?   [End]
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I had attended a lecture by a french doctor (around 2005 in Paris, France) who was working at healing eye-diseases through a nutritional approach...For cataracts she recommended the use of silicium, selenium and manganèse...She claimed to have stopped the disease’s evolution in 31% cases, and had some reversal of the condition in about 15% cases...She was working at the Caen’s hospital (CHU) at the time and was planning to publish a book. It’s been out (it’s called ”Les Oligo-Éléments pour vos yeux et votre santé” by Dr. Catherine Orsoni). I rang up the Ophtalmology department at the hospi ...
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