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    i have had such treatment for congenital catarats. It stopped them from growing during my childhood and later on. However, at one time, the catarats took over and I had to have surgery.

    But, it does work if not too much grown, it retards the growth. It worked for me for 30 years litterally (i was very small when I started). A very old ophtalmologist who would probably be like 150 by now lol did give me that kind of treatement and yes it burns when applied. I am sure it was not approve by the order of medecine, it was an old treatment that worked.
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    Dr. Bach's rock water
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    Nice to hear from you Flash, that it worked... I suppose since so many elderly people get cataracts it might be good preventative started in the senior years at some point

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    Excellent self help information:
    How to breath for eye health, how the light travels into the eye and perceptions. Self healing audios for various eye conditions including cataracts and floaters. http://www.beyond2020vision.com/

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    http://www.naturalnews.com/039859_ca...s_vision.html#


    "(NaturalNews) Cataracts are the leading cause of blindness in the world. Doctors will tell you that there is no cure for cataracts and that your only options are to either have surgery or treat the symptoms. The truth is that cataracts can often be reversed and even eliminated with natural treatments.

    Cataracts are a clouding of the lens which usually worsens and blurs the vision as time goes by. It is believed than many things can lead to cataracts such as: aging in the eye accelerated by toxic stress, dehydration and heavy metal poisoning with metals such as bromine, cobalt, cadmium and nickel and lead. Notably, heavy cigarette smoke is a leading source of cadmium.

    Dr. Kondrot at the Healing the Eye and Wellness Center in Dade, Fl., believes that the three most important steps you can take to reduce the growth and reverse cataracts are the following:

    1) Change your diet to organic living foods. Avoid all preservatives, GMO foods and corn fructose.
    2) Maintain proper hydration. Cataracts are denatured lens proteins (denatured = dehydrated). Proper hydration is also the best way to reduce your toxic load.
    3) Be tested for heavy metal poisoning and if heavy metals are present have them treated. The only proper way is to have a six-hour urine challenge test with a provocative agent to measure the heavy metals. If you have elevated heavy metals you need to undergo chelation therapy. See www.acam.org for doctors who do this challenge test.

    Cataract lenses contain only about one-tenth as much glutathione as normal lenses. Supplementing with N-acetyl-cysteine (NAC), a natural precursor to glutathione, has been shown to increase glutathione levels.

    Remedies for Cataracts
    Some eye drop remedies have had great success in treating cataracts. Other remedies have also had great success in treating cataracts without surgery. Dr Robert Rowen, editor of Second Opinion, developed a formula to be used three times daily which can be made by pharmacies with the following ingredients:

    DMSO - 6.25 percent
    Vitamin C - 1.25 percent
    Glutathione - 1.25 percent

    Famed herbalist Dr. John Christopher also reported treating cataracts successfully with his herbal eyebright eye drops formula. Some suggest that a combination of the DMSO formula and eyebright might be the best eye drop treatment option of all.

    Digestive enzymes therapy has also been used successfully to treat cataracts by improving blood circulation in the eyes and helping rid the eyes of debris. Suggested enzymes are:

    Superoxide dismutase
    Bromelain
    Serrapeptase
    Trypsin with chymotripsin
    Pancreatin
    Microbial protease
    Pepsin

    Pascalite is a creamy white-colored form of bentonite clay found only in the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming. Cataract patients have reported that applying the clay paste to their eyelids and making eye drops from water filtered through the clay has helped to dissolve their cataracts.

    Cineraria maratima, or dusty miller, is a common herb whose juice is known to dissolve cataracts. To obtain the full effects of this herb, the mother tincture must be used diluted in saline water. Commercial dusty miller products are not effective.

    Other cataract remedies include:

    *Saffron - In a recent trial, every participant who took the kitchen spice saffron had vision improvements, including those who had cataracts.
    *An ancient Egyptian remedy for cataracts consists of placing a few drops of raw organic honey (Manuka honey is the best) in the eyes twice or more each day.
    *Consuming plenty of carrots or drinking two glasses of fresh carrot juice daily has been reported to alleviate cataracts.
    *Eat two or three cloves of raw garlic daily, chewing slowly, to clean the crystalline lens of the eye.

    Sources for this article include:

    The Complete Book of Enzyme Therapy by Anthony J. Cichoke, Avery Books/Penguin Putnam Inc., New York NY

    http://www.werejuvenate.com

    http://www.naturalnews.com

    http://www.remedyspot.com/showthread...3770-Eye-sight

    http://www.healingtheeye.com/Articles/Cataracts.html"

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    https://fourthdimensionalrecovery.wo...for-cataracts/

    "The natural cure for cataracts

    ImageThe blood of a tree contains medicine that, if you wonder why chaga mushrooms, for instance have healing properties, the explanation is is clear when an understanding as to what it absorbs from its tap into the circulatory system of the tree. If the mushroom derives its healing power from the sap that feeds the bark, then it must be important to human health. Its pine cones yield a nut that supports pineal gland health. All nuts support an aspect of the brain by supporting specific regions of the brain.


    An example is the pecan and walnut. These two appear similar “Doctrine of Signatures or Law of Similarities” where a food, herb, or root, etc looks like and does potentiate the tissue it represents. they closely resemble the two hemispheres and the shell acts like the bony brain case of the skull. The pine nut looks exactly like the pineal gland as does the almond and apricot kernel looks like and supports the amygdala.

    Chaga mushrooms can be found growing along trunks of birch trees whose root systems penetrate deep into the earth in search of vital minerals. They empty into the mushroom that parasitically feasts on the tree’s nutrients. Chaga has long been considered a potent health elixir and tea made from it is believed to boost the immune system. Chaga is rich in a substance it derives from its host birch tree, Betulinic Acid, which manifests powerful anti viral properties and to help fight off tumors.
    In fact these two have high concentrations of amygdalyn, or vitamin B-17 (extracted and refined is called laetrile) which keeps cancer under control. The pine needles are so dense with ascorbic acid you can taste it distinctly when chewing on just two or three pine needles. It’s enough quality vitamin C to support a days dose of 500 to 1000mg when compared to an expensive supplement. It can be deduced that the pine tree is a complete pharmacy.

    What else is the pine tree used for?

    Pine Sol was in fact the solvent compound extracted from the parts of the pine tree in a steam extraction process yielded pine oil. This oil was used in Clorox’s cleaning product Pine sol. This is what is described in Wikipedia, but the name pine sol is short for pine solvent. The sap that resulted from the paper pulp and manufacturing of paper from the paper mills is this solvent when processed. It was refined and concentrated into what was known as di-methyl sulfoxide, or DMSO, and also called turpentine in a crude form for use as a paint solvent.


    Turp is medicinal, but DMSO much more safe to use. Pine oil and the solvent from the evergreen tree arrested and reversed arthritis in people, mostly women, who used this cleaner. In its lubrication form, it was used for mechanical devices in offices and at home. And then, John D. Rockefeller had to put a stop to this controller of disease by selling petroleum based solvents at a very cheap and readily available price to the manufacturer of Pine Sol.

    So, how does this treat cataracts?

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    One drop of 100 percent DMSO in each eye, will dissolve cellular waste and mineral buildup that is continuing to accumulate within the sac of the crystalline lens of the eye. After the first application if done in the morning and one at at noon or early afternoon, you may close your eyelids and lightly massage them with enough pressure to begin breaking up the mass of cells and minerals that have clouded the lens. One does not need to rub the eyes with extra force as it is about the movement of tissue that is important. It may be wise to drop pure saline onto the eye so that any dust, or if they are dry from the DMSO, that the rubbing action won’t scratch the very thin layer of protective membrane tissue, a mere 10 cells thick, that covers the cornea. The solvent heals other macular problems that may be present. In a short period of time but depending on the severity of the mineral buildup (from barely detectable to obviously shrouded in white) the body will have absorbed the broken down sludge of minerals back into the system.

    Fuchs’ dystrophy

    Fuchs’ dystrophy, or endothelial dystrophy, is a slowly progressing corneal disease that usually affects both eyes of people in their 50’s and 60’s and is slightly more common in women than in men. Fuchs’ is characterized by a thickening of the Descemet’s membrane, leading to corneal edema (over saturated tissue with fluid) and loss of vision. Medical management includes hypertonic saline and the use of a hairdryer to dehydrate the cornea. In using a hairdryer, the patient is instructed to dry out the epithelial blisters up to three times a day. Corneal transplantation, or penetrating keratoplasty is Medica’s recommended treatment.

    A hair dryer? DMSO, like alcohol, replaces the water with sulpher, thus drying the tissue that has progressed to Edema while at the same time healing it. Therefore, without finding any references anywhere as to whether the solvent has been used to treat Fuchs’ disease, I would think it would positively treat the condition. It is possible Fuchs’ is listed in either Bruce Halstead’s book on DMSO or Dr. Walker’s. I’ll have to look into it. Since it is a disease of the eye and studies were conducted on cateract groups, all diseases had to be considered for volunteers submitting themselves to the study.

    DMSO cautionary advice

    One of DMSO’s trademark notables is that it is a deep tissue penetrator. When it comes into contact with skin, it progresses deeply into the system while also carrying with it anything that it comes into contact with. You can deliver vitamin C and E oil among other skin remedies more effectively into the skin when it is dissolved with the solvent. Its ability to drive healing agents also does the same with chemicals that may be detrimental to health. For instance, if you apply it topically to the skin and then cover it with colorful clothing, it will take some of the dye with it into the body. For this reason it is important that the application of DMSO is done without covering it with bandages or band aids with adhesive strips, etc. It should be air dried.

    Do not administer DMSO eye drops if eyeliner and mascara has been applied

    DMSO will carry the makeup into the subdermal skin and finally the blood stream. It is important to observe what topical creams or what chemicals one may have been in contact before applying the drops. If you just sprayed for bugs using insecticide, you may have toxic residue on your fingers that can be delivered into the tear ducts of the eye. Please be careful."

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