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N-Acetyl-L-Carnosine, Colloidal Silver
Posted by Yohanan (Israel) on 10/10/2013
Cataracts can now be easily removed without surgery using drops. These drops use a chelation process to remove cataracts, which are advanced glycation end products, from the lens.The drops contain N-Acetyl L-Carnosine and colloidal silver and can be found on the internet. A crust will form outside the eye as the cataracts are removed.
Castor Oil
Posted by Blanche (New Iberia, Louisiana, United States) on 11/05/2009
★☆☆☆☆
Castor oil for cataracts—I have faithfully applied castor oil to one eye for three months. I very much hoped it would remove it, but my eye doctor did not find any improvement at all, and in fact, said it was worse. To those who wondered about it's safety, I can say it did no harm. My eyelashes became softer and somewhat fuller. I used the regular castor oil from the pharmacy because I didn't know how to get the cold-pressed. I don't know if that mattered.
Castor Oil
Posted by Helen (Long Island, New York) on 02/14/2009
I went to the health food store to get the cold pressed castor oil and on the bottle it says not to get it near the eyes. I am a firm believer of castor oil and have used it for years, but not the cold pressed. What is the difference and why does it say not to use it near the eyes?
Castor Oil
Posted by Brooke (Montgomery, Tx, Usa) on 12/09/2010
I researched a book called Physician's Reference Notebook and now have an excerpt from that book on what Edgar Cayce told some people to do:
"The following is a summary of the most commonly prescribed treatments. They are aimed at improving the circulation and eliminations and in allowing for better attunement to spiritual forces to provide coordination of the physical, mental and spiritual:
1. Osteopathy. Adjustments in the upper cervical and dorsal segments (C1, 2, 3; DI, 2, 3); sometimes in the lower dorsal coordinating with the upper lumbar. Frequency: about twice weekly for five to six weeks with rest periods of two to three weeks. This was by far the most commonly prescribed treatment.
2. Massage. With peanut oil (sometimes a combination of oils). Frequency is variable. Again twice weekly would be reasonable, though in one instance it was recommended on a daily basis before retiring. Emphasis to spine, mastoid, temple and chin areas.
3. Violet ray treatment. Sometimes recommended only after the first osteopathic series. Would be applied along the spine, head and neck areas for three minutes, then with the double-eye applicator over closed eyes for another one-and-a-half minutes about three times per week. A Glyco-Thymoline or Epsom salt pack may be used over same areas for 20-30 minutes prior to the violet ray treatments. * Discharge from the eyes may occur with these treatments. This should be wiped off with a non-irritating, antiseptic solution. * Potato poultice may also be used after the violet ray treatment. Wash off with weak eye solution that will remove inflammation drawn by the poultice.
4. Eliminations. At least once or twice daily using natural laxatives, e.g. , Eno salts, Fletcher's Castoria, bicarbonate of soda with cracker crumbs, etc. ; colonics, if necessary.
5. Diet. A wholesome diet rich in fruits and vegetables. Seafoods are allowed but no meats or sweets. Raw carrots, lettuce, celery, watercress and the like are beneficial.
6. Vibratory treatment. Another way of stimulating blood flow is, first, rub the body with cold water to produce shock, followed by fast vibratory treatment (reading 3943-1). Frequency and duration not specified. Twice weekly treatment is suggested lasting 20-30 minutes.
7. Spiritual counseling, prayer, and meditation. These are other modalities available to ensure integration of the triune body, mind and spirit. "
An Osteopath that uses the "old school of thought" is hard to find these days - sometimes you will need to go to a Chiropractor instead. Hope this helps!
Glyconutrients
Posted by Hasan (Islamabad, Pakistan) on 10/30/2008
Under the topic of Cataracts on 12/17/2007, a Laureen Raftopulos from Johannesburg, South Africa wrote that her mother was given GLYCONUTRIENTS that helped heal her cataracts within a week. I would appreciate if you could obtain the exact types glyconutrients (brand name, manufacturer, chemical composition & the dosage involved) or otherwise provide me Laureens email to contact her for the details. Thanks & Regards Hasan
Coconut Oil
Posted by Milly (northern calif) on 10/26/2022
Hi Jac, I am 80 years and have been putting castor oil for about 3 months on my eye lids to reverse cataracts. I notice when I check the clock radio by my bed the numbers on the clock are getting easier to read. Milly
Cayenne
Posted by Rob (Kentucky) on 10/28/2022
Cayenne is used for eyes, however extreme that might sound. Dr. Christopher recalled a student of his standing in front of a lecture and throwing a pinch of cayenne into one eye. Dr. Christopher was sure the student had lost his senses! But in a few moments, the eye stopped watering, and it became clear, bright and healthy-looking.
[This is why Dr. Christopher has Cayenne in his Herbal Eyebright formula].
Source: http://www.buzzinabottle.com/capein.html
DMSO
Posted by Joe (Tidewater VA) on 07/24/2022
Best DMSO I have found is from Biogenic Foods (biogenicfoods.com). It is USA produced (TX) and is 99.999% pure.
I looked on Amazon and saw many negative reviews on various other DMSO products. The Biogenics is pricy but my eyes are worth it.
Can-C (N-Acetylcarnosine Drops)
Posted by robert (michigan) on 04/25/2021
★☆☆☆☆
I also tried the can c eye drop. no noticable difference. I tried the castor oil on eye lids as well. I am now going ayurvedic, rubbing castor oil in my belly button. laugh, but it is supposed to help skin or hair...
Castor Oil
Posted by Zander (Usa) on 09/12/2020
I noted you posted your comment in March. That is a season when allergies might just be starting to be an issue. Allergies can develop (and go away) at any time. The dryness and thing in your eye that won't go away really sound like allergy symptoms to me. I had a "phantom eyelash" in my eye until a friend told me it sounded like allergies. Then I knew what to do. CoQ10 can help & try taking vitamin C ....good vitamin C, not ascorbic acid. Something with acerola & rose hips. Ester-C is OK and readily available. Otherwise order NOW Vitamin C and take several grams a day. There is no way to take too much vitamin C. Your body will flush what it cannot use (which makes is a cure for constipation as well.) And get back to your healthy native Indian diet! It's full of vitamins and healthy fats.
Castor Oil
Posted by Timh (Ky) on 05/22/2016 2042 posts
This looks like a case of nutrient deficiency. Low antioxidant status plus other nutrients necessary for eye health prevent many or most chronic eye diseases.
For many yrs there was an natural formula called "Occuguard" which contains many good nutrients for eyes, but I don't know if it's still marketed in this name; or go to local or online health food store for similar formula.
The ingredients list should contain as many of the fallowing nutrients as possible:
- Taurine
- Billberry herb
- Lutein
- Zeaxanthin
- Vit-A (Cod Liver Oil)
- Eyebright herb
- Zinc
These nutrients should restore your vision shortly and should not negative interact with the Oclumed product you are taking, however it would be safe to read the "interactions & warnings" labels on the product. If you could disclose what exactly this product contains that would help, but it appears a non-natural product and for short term use.
Castor Oil
Posted by T.r. Stone (Omaha, Ne) on 05/28/2016
Just wanted to let you know: I found "Ocuguard PLUS" at a local health-food store, and decided to give it a try. I also have some Eyesight Rx tablets coming through the mail, but I'll wait until I eat up the Ocuguard first. I hope you're right about it helping to restore my eyesight....I've been saturation-bombing my cataract eye with 8 drops of Oclumed every day, and I'm just now starting to detect slight gains in my eyesight again. The problem is, it's a slowwwww process, and patience ain't something I'm noted for when it comes to treating my illnesses. ;-)
Warnings
Posted by Om (Hope, Bc Canada) on 09/28/2015
Hello, Judy ( Beausejour, Manitoba) ---
Sorry to hear of your injury to your eyes. Some time ago a lady from Vanc. Island posted that she used cold pressed castor oil on her cataracts five times a week for three years and she was free of them. Castor oil is so good for the eyes in my experience and regrows lashes, too.
Maybe this is a consolation for you. As for the dentist ... that's why I don't see them.
All the best, Namaste, Om
Castor Oil
Posted by Mama To Many (Tennessee) on 02/03/2016
For in the eyes, I look for one that is organic and cold pressed (or expeller pressed.)
N-Acetyl-L-Carnosine, Colloidal Silver
Posted by Yohanan (Israel) on 10/11/2013
Your ingredient proportions are incorrect - see cataract articles on Out of the Box Remedies dot net for more information. The Cataract Terminator is much cheaper than CAN-C, and at least twice as effective. It can be ordered cheaply from the Out of the Box Remedies dot COM website. Also, the N-Acetyl-L-Carnosine will cost you a minimum of $300 for 100 mg!
N-Acetyl-L-Carnosine, Colloidal Silver
Posted by Art (California) on 08/31/2023 2472 posts
Castor Oil
Posted by Cheryl (Bacliff, Texas) on 09/28/2012
I have now purchased my bottle of cold pressed castor oil.... Just like they say, it doesn't hurt a bit, it feels good. I am desperately trying to get rid of my cataract. First question... How long do I do this treatment? Second question, if it dissolves a cataract, will it destroy or dissolve anything else in the eye that my harm your vision further than what the cataract is doing?
DMSO, Glutathione, Vitamin C
Posted by Robert Henry (Ten Mile, Tn.) on 01/08/2014
HI U RON, , , , my cataracts have been coming on for a few years and now are starting to effect my sight. My ophthalmologist told me to call the shot when he puts in a new lens. Recently I came across your eye drop formula via a medical subscription letter and will pick that up this week from a compounding pharmacy. Your post is now several years old, so I would appreciate your feedback from your use of these drops.
As all know, I am SJS, and should have been taking a supplement to help prevent this from happening at all. I will be smart in the next life if I don't come back as a goat. Tests have shown that your aging eye gets depleted of Glutathione and that is the main substance in the eye drop formula that you recommend. My wife's anti- aging doctor put her on NAC supplement because she was low on Glutathione and NAC is the precussor. I now do compounded Gluthathione via a nebulizer, but that's too late for my eyes.
All I read from the natural folks is that it's the free radicals which get you as you age and your natural anti-oxidant , Glutathione, goes down. You can build that back with the NAC supplement , or expensive I.V.'s or inhaling the compound via a nebulizer. I am now convinced that Glutathione is a big deal for folks as they age. Thank you or others, who can shed some light on the topic of Glutathione eye drops to treat cataracts.
====OLE ROBERT HENRY=========
Castor Oil
Posted by Anonymous (Thankful For Earth Clinic, Love ) on 09/16/2012
Not sure about castor oil but read of a woman accidently splashing coconut water in her eye and her cataract disappeared. Perhaps you can google, read the story and go from there. Best wishes for clear vision!
Castor Oil
Posted by Judy (Meldrim, GA) on 03/07/2009
Someone from Long Island was asking why the label on castor oil said not to use near the eyes. Well, I called 2 different companies that sell castor oil and asked about that. Both said that they do not actually know if is is harmful for the eyes or not, but the FDA or somebody requires they put that warning on the label if they have not tested to see if it is safe for use in the eyes. It is because they had done skin testing that it is legal for the bottle to say it is safe to apply to the skin.
I'd like to know if anyone else other than the one "yea" testimony has proof it is safe since I'd like to try it as well.
Castor Oil
Posted by Judye (Central N.c. , Usa) on 11/16/2010
Brook, you said that the 2 drops of cold pressed castor Oil in the eye at bed time will remove the cataract. How do you know this to work? I've read this also but no one has ever said something or some treatment really worked for them or someone they know. I know how I got the cataracts from taking baby asprin for Years for my heart problems and now I am on coumadin to keep my blood thin. The cold pressed castor oil does NOT hurt the eye but it lubricates it as when your eyes start showing they are getting dry the cataracts follow. I have been putting castor oil in my eyes for more than 1 1/2 years maybe 2 yrs. To keep them lubricated at night and upon awaking I put them in again and lay for an hour, also later in the afternoon to lubricate them again. If they start to dry out they get bothered and itchy etc.
They have "NOT" gone away but I am hoping that keeping them lubricated is slowing it down until "IF" there is something I can reverse them without surgery. There is some kind of eye drops developed by a Russian Dr that are suppose to dissolve them but they burn like the dickens and made my vision more blurry. It was $50 per month. I wish Someone who really knew how to dissolve or reverse them would post it out here for all us suffers. I think I heard ACV helps but I do ALL that!
Castor Oil
Posted by Selena (Chula, Ga) on 11/16/2010
I read a study a while back that in lab rats scientists were able to create cataracts and reverse them through the use of Beta-Carotene. Carrot Juice (made fresh not bought) is very high in Beta-Carotene. Maybe you should try that or look for a reputable supplement.
Castor Oil
Posted by Jayna D. (Fountain Valley, Ca) on 08/07/2015
Judye, if you are still with us, here is a great suggestion. Instead of Coumadyn or other drug for thinning blood, trying taking a cool cayenne capsule after a meal. Cayenne naturally thins the blood without harmful side effects. I've used it for years. However, the capsule became too disturbing so I now sprinkle a little in my early lemon/lime juice/a little maple syrup with warm water (liver cleanse). It really helps and prevents strokes.
Peperomia Pellucida
Posted by DrJ (Mumbai, India) on 04/05/2009
It seems that in Ayurveda, Peperomia pellucida "Skiny Bush" (its common english name) is it only used for infectious diseases of the skin. Although it is now being study as a possible anti arthritis drug its not traditionally used for that nor eye diseases. It is used in Africa for eye diseases and in Creole Medicine (Trinadad) for its antibacterial properties. As far as use for eye diseases it seems that the milky juice from stem and leaves are used traditionally for eye diseases. So tablet form may not benificial nor is it available that i can see so far?
Any natural cateract treatment like this must include cleansing dietary protocol to be totally effective. All forms of topical eye treatment for cateracts will fall short unless internal toxins are addressed.
There is a fantastic book in India called "Health in your Hands" By Devendra Vora which details a Cateract cure using a holistic protocol. He claims that poor flow of blood and "electricity", pituitary gland damage, and local lymph gland toxicity causes Cateracts. The sugar toxins that build up in the eye are not removed and "throw of carbon". The carbon causes this transparency! He also states that excess heat that accumulates in the liver has built up and due to suppression of fever and common cold etc. over the years with modern pharma drugs the heat never gets released from the body so over time the liver overheats. This goes in check with the Traditional Chinese Medicine view very well! Liver=Eyes!
Rx: Triphala powder internally as a eye wash diluted in water overnight acts to cure the problem combined with drinking colloidal mineral waters combined with hand reflex and local eye area acupressure treatment. Also cleansing diet of green juices and whole foods. Eye exercises are included such as looking into the sun at sunrise/sunset and doing eye rolling exercises and palming. He also mentions urine therapy also which was used by Indian Prime Minister Desai for his cateract problem.
At present i have given this treatment to several patients which is similar as above but more simple and easier to understand the complicated explanation in the book. At present there has been complete reduction of worsening of the condition and improvement is occuring but its not happening overnight.
Glyconutrients
Posted by Erin (Florida) on 06/16/2015
Thank you so much, Earth Clinic, for the study and answer to why we can stop looking for that. I don't make a move without you!!!
Microcurrent Therapy, ACV
Posted by mmsg (somewhere, europe) on 01/03/2023
Island Girl, I don't remember how many years ago I started, maybe 3-4. They had told me that I was a 3 or thereabouts and in about 6 years would need cataract operations. Well, I was recently checked and they said it's about 2 or 3....So it seems to be working for me. Again, I don't drop it into my eyes, just extend some on my eyelash line with eyes closed, before sleep. And then again, not every single day.
Microcurrent Therapy, ACV
Posted by Linda (Colorado) on 01/06/2023
Hi, I'm not sure I have cataracts but I do get floaters and feel like there's a film on my eyes esp when I notice chemtrails are heavy and I'm outside. So I rinse my eyes out with a shot glass of purified water with a pinch of Himalayan pink salt and 3 drops of 10 ppm colloidal silver and I have immediate results. Even floaters go away when I use it several times in one day.I keep solution from shot glass and reuse it to wash eyes throughout the day. I also will occasionally use Dr. Schulzes eyebright tincture which also helps clear my eyes. It has cayenne pepper in it so I only use 3- drops in shot glass with distilled water and nothing else and reuse it same day with left over solution. I'm 67 and don't wear glasses except readers (150). I also have an Iteracare wand that's high frequency scalar wave light therapy. I just got it so I've only used it a couple of times.I heard it heals eyes but if you have any implants from cataract surgery you can't use it on eyes . In fact you can't use it anywhere on body that has metal including crowns and dental implants in the mouth. Hope this helps.
Coconut Oil
Posted by mmsg (somewhere, europe) on 10/26/2022
Jac, I put Castor Oil on my eyelids before sleep a few times a week, and so far so good, cataracts haven't grown.
Castor Oil
Posted by Susan Paul (Kenya) on 11/23/2022
Thanks for the information. Which type of Castor Oil are you using?
Can-C (N-Acetylcarnosine Drops)
Posted by Peg (Charlottesville, Va) on 12/25/2022
Following links suggested above by Ben from Washington, on proteolitic enzymes, I feel they are good for many issues, including eyes, that are impacted by impure blood where blood cannot deliver oxygen. With the eyes, issues can occur due to the lack of oxygen to the cornea. Please watch:
https://youtu.be/s_PUPaszHAc
Eye Drops, Lutein
Posted by Aurora (Victoria ) on 10/23/2017
Where do I get this eye drop please? My husband has cataracts and is on a waiting list for surgery :(
Eye Drops, Lutein
Posted by Alex (Thessaloniki - Greece) on 02/23/2024
N-acetyl-carnosine is not an inactive ingredient for cataract, as you mentioned.
Coconut Water
Posted by Bob (Maryland) on 02/02/2021
You make it sound as if the cure was instantaneous. Was it? Or did it take weeks? Months? It would be nice to know.
Coconut Water
Posted by Angie (Mexico) on 03/15/2021
I'd like to ask how is coconut water used for cataracts. Sounds amazing and have tried many things and I know I will beat this somehow with all my faith in God to lead me to the best remedy. The effect it had on your Dad's eyes Lisa sounds amazing and so encouraging to us. Thanks for your reply.
Castor Oil
Posted by Barbara (Glastonbury Uk) on 08/03/2016
★☆☆☆☆
Sadly the Castor Oil has not worked for me. I had my eyes tested a year ago and was told that I had a slow growing cataract. Started with the Castor Oil each evening and hoped that when I had my eyes tested again, he would wonder where the cataract had gone. Today's verdict is that it has grown, not diminished, and I now have a letter for the hospital eye specialist.
Castor Oil
Posted by T.r. Stone (Omaha, Ne) on 05/25/2016
Well, look at it this way: here's an example where it certainly didn't help a cataract, and in fact made things worse!
I guess my point really is: if you have a therapy that's working, don't change it for something else.
DMSO
Posted by Sybille (Upstate New York) on 03/07/2016
Hi,
Dr. Morton Walker in his book on DMSO suggests to put a drop of DMSO into the eye with a cataract, for a period of time. I am about to try it, but wonder if anyone has had an experience with it. This would be food grade 99.999% pure and not the stuff one buys as a solvent from the hardware store.
Incidentally, the book is simply fantastic. Thank you for a response.
Castor Oil or Salt
Posted by Maria (Europe ) on 01/30/2018
Stephen Castello, which are the 18 remedies that could help dissolve cataract? Can you be more specific? Are they for beginning or advanced cataract? Have you tried them? Are they effective?
Warnings
Posted by Judy (Beausejour, Manitoba) on 09/28/2015
★☆☆☆☆WARNING!
I have cataracts from dental xrays. The machine wasnt working properly, so she ramped it up and hit me again. Ive been doing many things, diet, drops, etc. and had stopped the progression. Recently, a dentist claimed he HAD to xray my teeth. I fought it, but finally gave in. Immediately, my vision began to fail in both eyes, but the dentist got to make his $200 for xrays. I made some special drops that seem to have stopped the progression in the left eye, but the right is probably classified as blind. Will keep working on it and keep everyone posted.
Castor Oil
Posted by Greta (Kamloops, Bc Canada) on 01/16/2015
Castor Oil for Cataracts
I used the NOW brand of Castor Oil in my eye at bedtime and every time my heart would just race for quite some time. I kept it up for a week with no difference, but the elevated heart rate was so uncomfortable I stopped using it. Could anyone enlighten me why this would happen? With thanks
Castor Oil
Posted by Sharon (Arizona) on 12/23/2014
I went to Sprouts and found the Now brand of Castor Oil which says it is 100% pure and on the back of the bottle it says that it is considered food grade and that is what you should use. Don't use the other castor oil product that even says not to use in your eyes but only in a pack on your body elsewhere. It feels good in my eyes and I will let you know when it dissolves my cataract. I am putting 2 drops in my cataract eye and one in my other eye. Good luck!
DMSO, Glutathione, Vitamin C
Posted by J. (Nyc) on 03/23/2015
Where do you get the dmso/glutathione./vit. eye drops? I have searched online, but you need a prescription and my eye Dr. does not believe in them. Thanks.
DMSO, Glutathione, Vitamin C
Posted by Jenna (Australia ) on 10/21/2022
Shyam....please DO NOT use any preparation containing DMSO on someone who has already had cataract surgery. The DMSO is a solvent, and will damage the lens. DMSO travels through the body, and can even cross through cell walls, so even if you place DMSO product in an eye that doesn't have an artificial lens...it WILL travel through the body and affect the eye that has had surgery.
Cataract Surgery Recovery Remedies
Posted by Victoria (San Francisco, Ca) on 02/25/2014
Hello,
I had cataract surgery on my left eye six months ago; my eye still a little bit inflamed. I have been seeing the ophthalmologist every other week, the doctor has been prescribing eye drops, but they are not helping. Can you kindly tell me what can I use to stop the inflammation.
Thanks a lot, Victoria
Urine
Posted by Teena (Melbourne, Australia) on 12/16/2018 233 posts
Marcus, lots of information out there for benefits of urine therapy, in fact I just read that babies operated on in the womb don't have scars because of the healing power of the amniotic fluid, consisting mostly of urine! Gives me an idea..
Lots of info here https://www.universal-tao.com/article/urine_therapy.html
Castor Oil
Posted by Taylor (Tempe, Az) on 08/07/2018
It should be Hexane Free 100% Pure Castor Oil - You should input "Uses For Castor Oil" in the Youtube.com browser. You will be surprised at the 1000's of people who have uploaded videos about their own successful experiences using it. You can input the use of all the other remedies mentioned above and you will find many videos on those as well. These are more likely to be honest than any advertisement or article that is also selling something for it.
Can-C (N-Acetylcarnosine Drops)
Posted by Eleanor (Red Lodge, Montana) on 12/22/2011
★★★★★
Dear friends, there is a tried and true method for dogs and I am hoping it can be replicated more cheaply. It is developed in the Soviet Union and is available online for $140 or so a tiny bottle-but it works. It is called ____ and contains an amino acid, l-acytlcarnitine. I thought since it had carnitine in it it might be a nutrient found in beef?? Trying to break it down to something local, natural and affordable. But it completely clears up my old dog's cataracts and can be used less for maintenance. Not approved for humans. The sooner you start it the better. About 2-3 times a day at first, then when they're clear, about a few times a week, depending upon the dog, for maintenance. I stop it except for watering down remnants in the bottle during the winter when she's less active and a bottle lasts me most of the summer if I husband it. Gives her practical sight vs. Bumping into things. Miraculous and real. Online accessible. If anyone can replicate it through foods, supplements, please tell me. My vet gets it for me but anyone can order it. Merry Christmas!
Castor Oil
Posted by April (Uk) on 02/28/2018
Hi Blanche,
Just read your email. Hope your cataract has improved. Have you tried a product called Can-C eyesdrops (N-acetylcarnosine)? It may help. Castor oil should be cold pressed and contain no hexane.
Unfortunately not everything works for everyone. It may take longer to work, if it does, for you.
Castor Oil
Posted by Kelly (Nashville, Tn) on 06/20/2009
for Joyce in Joelton - castor oil: Joyce, I saw your comments on using castor oil in your eye. I had previously read something about using a couple of drops in the eye each night for cataracts. Have you heard anything about this? I was thinking of trying it on my dog who has a catarac. My vet says to try it, she doesn't think it could cause any harm. Thanks! Kelly
Castor Oil
Posted by Cheryl (Baclif, Texas) on 09/15/2012
PLEASE, I need some good quality advice!! I have been reading the pros and cons of the castor oil. Some say it is safe to use in your eyes, while others say it isn't. I had my right cataract removed a few years ago when I had insurance. My left eye is so cloudy (it doesn't look cloudy, but I see everything cloudy). I am about ready to start wearing a patch over my left eye because it is really starting to distort my vision. I don't qualify for insurance because I am diabetic. I can't afford the cataract operation (the cheapest I have found WITH a discount is $3200). I would love to just get rid of this ugly vision. HELP!!!
Peperomia Pellucida
Posted by Evelyn (Philadelphia, PA) on 10/06/2008
WHERE CAN I ACQUIRE THIS HERB?
Peperomia Pellucida
Posted by Richard (Cebu City, Cebu; Philippines) on 02/18/2009
★★★★★
Cataracts and piperomia Pellucida: No answers yet on how to use this herb?
Peperomia Pellucida
Posted by Bev (Florida) on 09/08/2016
Warning: If you have had cataract surgery, do not ever use any eye-drop remedy containing DMSO. DMSO is a powerful solvent and will cloud your new plastic lenses and your eyesight will become worse. In fact, even if you use DMSO drops in only one eye, it will affect your other eye.
DMSO
Posted by Nancy (PA) on 07/25/2023
Curious about actual proportion of DMSO to distilled water to make it safe for eye use. I will hesitate and second guess myself without clear mixing instructions. Thank you!
Microcurrent Therapy, ACV
Posted by Island Girl (Gc, Ci) on 01/17/2023
Hi Linda, thank you for your response. Which brand of colloidal silver do you use? I use 2-3 drops of Dr. Christopher's eye wash few times a week. It also has cayenne, but much less than Dr. Schulzes. Is it ok to use the left over eye wash the same day again? Where do you store the leftover eye wash? I discard it each time for each eye. Sometime I do just once a day, sometimes twice a day, so that's about 4 eye cups of water being discarded.
Microcurrent Therapy, ACV
Posted by Famcoll (Random) on 10/15/2023
I paid $1600 and got it via a functional medicine doc over a year ago. However, FSM machines are used regularly now in places like the Cleveland Clinic for pain management. If you are dealing with chronic pain or osteoarthritis and you get to a medical doctor (one both knowledgeable and sympathetic) they can prescribe these machines to you, in which case the cost may be covered by insurance in whole or part. At least, that's my understanding of the situation. The brand I purchased is called MEND Technology. My doc told me it is smaller and easier to use than the original version. They are used not only for pain but for a variety of other things (anxiety, depression, etc), but no main stream doc will prescribe for those non-pain issues. Main stream medicine admits FSM therapy works for pain and that's it. Of course, if your doc loads it for everything, then you have a complete toolbox!
Cayenne
Posted by Island Girl (Gc, Ci) on 10/23/2022
★★★★☆
Good day,
I was reading about cayenne pepper remedy on Earth Clinic. I notice you have mentioned about Dr. John Christopher there.
I have just started using his Herbal Eyebright Formula for help with my cataracts.
https://www.amazon.com/Christophers-Herbal-Formula-Extract-Fluid/dp/B000S86VC0/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_w=bRUGI&content-id=amzn1.sym.8cf3b8ef-6a74-45dc-9f0d-6409eb523603&pf_rd_p=8cf3b8ef-6a74-45dc-9f0d-6409eb523603&pf_rd_r=AG8EXSHR9PC42RFJ3V8R&pd_rd_wg=cIJUq&pd_rd_r=db3c38de-c102-4a2d-ac98-2cb626691485&ref_=pd_gw_ci_mcx_mi
But I am worried about the cayenne in it, not because it stings, but because I have a history of CSR (central serous retinopathy) in my left eye. My left eye is the only good eye I have, and I have had CSR in that eye 4 times, the first time in 1999, then in 2016,2018 and 2020. It heals on its own, but it leaves a scar at the back of the retina.
As steroids / stimulants (like chocolate, coffee, salmon, etc) in excess cause CSR, I am worried that cayenne pepper is a steroid / stimulant. But I have read great reviews of how people have dissolved their cataracts using a Dr. Christopher's Herbal Eyebright. I am using only 2 or 3 drops total diluted in distilled water for 2 eye cups. So about 1 or 1.5. Drops per eye cup, and do it twice a day. The strength of cayenne for 10 drops is 40 HU. I am guessing it is not much for me to worry.
I have used it for about a week and am ok.
I am seeking your valuable advice and guidance.
Also, have you heard of a ACV eye wash helping to dissolve cataracts?
Many thanks,
san
Can-C (N-Acetylcarnosine Drops)
Posted by Glen (AR) on 06/19/2022
Well, it has been over a year of using castor oil in your belly button. How's the hair?
Can-C (N-Acetylcarnosine Drops)
Posted by Kathy (Illinois) on 09/07/2020
★☆☆☆☆
I bought Can-C drops, and have been using them for a year now with no improvement. I guess I am just in that percentage of people it doesn't work on. Maybe my cataract was just too advanced. You are supposed to see improvement in four to six months.
Reader Q&A
Posted by Lucia (Los Angeles) on 01/23/2019
★★★★★
Denise, The only person that I've found that has a healing method for cataracts is Dr. Sam Berne. His website is
https://www.drsamberne.com/complete-cataract-guide/ He incorporated a 15% msm drops, eye exercises and supplements. Eye exercise are free. My friend tried the CAN-C drops that work for some people, didn't work for him and he is currently using Dr Sam's 4% MSM solution.
Reader Q&A
Posted by Ignacio (El Monte, CA) on 02/28/2021
This is to Emily from L.A., Ca. regarding something for cataracts.
I read in Dr. David G. Williams "Alternatives" Newsletter about an ointment or drops from Vietnam. He was having a hard time getting them into the U.S. at the time. It was some 15-20 years ago. Maybe there are some of his ( Dr. David Williams) followers that can update us on that. Sorry, I can't be of much help. I'm sure there is something out there, don't give up. Happy hunting. If you find something, post it. lol.
Reader Q&A
Posted by mmsg (somewhere, europe) on 02/28/2021
Emily, have you tried castor oil on the eylids before bed?
Enzyme Therapy
Posted by Bev S. (Fort Lauderdale, Fl) on 07/25/2017
★★★★★
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
Castor Oil
Posted by KS (IL) on 09/29/2021
I tried everything before cataract surgery on my right eye, except castor oil. None of the various drops worked & they were expensive. They might have helped halt progression, but they didn't reverse the cataract. I even used Sapien Medicine frequencies 2x/d & Solgar eye formula-nada. Now I'll be going for the left eye surgery soon. The reality is the sooner you do the surgery, the less complications. If something has helped then it wasn't a cataract.
Castor Oil
Posted by T.r. Stone (Omaha, Ne) on 05/25/2016
Currently the oral antioxidant regimen I'm following consists of:
*Alpha Lipoic Acid
*Lutein with Zanthaxin (however it's spelled! )
*Bilberry Extract
DMSO, Glutathione Drops
Posted by Bev S. (Florida) on 07/24/2017
That's exactly what I mean. I only used the drops in the eye that did not have the cataract surgery. The problem is that DMSO is a solvent and easily traveled to the eye with the lens.
DMSO, Glutathione Drops
Posted by Mary (Missouri ) on 09/12/2017
Bev: Have you seen the eye doctor about your clouded eye lens? I saw a study that said the lens can be clouded by calcium buildup.
DMSO, Glutathione, Vitamin C
Posted by karen (indiana) on 07/25/2022
It used to be that 'Nora Apothecary Pharmacy' on E 86th st in Nora--which is just north of indianapolis in indiana-- did compounding. They appear to still be open. Hope I'm allowed to give the name of this place--i had some homeopathic medicines done there yrs ago and all went well with them. Good luck
DMSO
Posted by Freda (Utah, US) on 03/25/2015
What has happened since then??? Please tell, it's been 9 months.
DMSO
Posted by Jorge (Los Angeles) on 12/14/2015
Yes, what happened? Did the right eye clear up? I would really like to find something that helps to dissolve those proteins rather than go under the knife.
There is a nature article that says that a steroids based eye drop has been shown to work but of course is still in animal trials but I happen to have cataracts NOW.
Has anyone had any success with ANYTHING? I've also read about the DMSO drops and MSM drops. I've been using the Life Extension Brite Eyes III drops for months but have seen zero change.
Anyone got anything new that actually works?
Thanks,
Jorge
DMSO
Posted by Mmsg (Somewhere, Europe) on 12/15/2015
Jorge, read up on applying Castor Oil.
Cataract Surgery Recovery Remedies
Posted by Prioris (Fl) on 02/25/2014
★★★★★
For your eye inflammation, mix some baking soda in water and use as eye drops. If you have colloidal silver, you could try that also. There are some anti-inflammation herb capsules you can put in water and heat up on stove to extract whatever and use as eye drops. Experiment with whatever you have on hand.
N-Acetyl-L-Carnosine, Colloidal Silver
Posted by SaraX (CA) on 04/06/2023
N-Acetyl-L-Carnosine, Colloidal Silver
Posted by Sandra (Lubbock, Texas) on 02/03/2018
not 1 gram for $40.00 it's 10 grams for $40.00 this is Feb.3 2018 and today I received my ALC from Amazon seller Bulk supplements I think it was $33.00 for 10 grams which would make a lot of eye drops. I didn't have any colloidal silver so I just used saline solution like for contact lenses. It really is soothing to the eyes. I used 1/4 tsp. Alc to an ounce of saline.
N-Acetyl-L-Carnosine, Colloidal Silver
Posted by Emily (Los Angeles, Ca) on 03/28/2018
The Tahoma Dispensary in Washington state https://www.tahomadispensary.com/store/8820!1/Can-CTM+Eye+Drops+2+x+5+ml
Urine
Posted by Anthony (Edmonton, Allberta) on 06/17/2014
This is a very amusing method for eye problems. Do you keep your eyes open and aim? Don't you naturally close your eyes when you do that?
Urine
Posted by Festus (Abeokuta, Ogun, Nigeria) on 03/23/2015
How do I apply urine to the eyes to cure cataract and how often?
DMSO, Glutathione, Vitamin C
Posted by Eva (St. Louis) on 09/08/2016
★☆☆☆☆
NAY
DMSO (used often with horses: penetrates through the skin if used topically and carries into yr body whatever is mixed with it; an anti-inflammatory), vitamin C and Glutathione is called Dr. Rowen drops. There is a pharmacy that compounds it. Expensive. Did not help me.
Castor Oil
Posted by Blanche (New Iberia, La) on 11/06/2009
My previous post sounded like a contradiction. When I said the castor oil did no harm I meant there was no burning or unpleasant effect to my eye when I used it. As to whether it made the cataract worse, I am not saying it did. What I conclude is that cataracts get worse no matter what you do.
Castor Oil
Posted by Denise (Ok) on 07/31/2017
Any health food store will have the cold pressed castor oil
Castor Oil
Posted by Kathleen H. (Houston, Tx.) on 12/14/2017
Yes, it should be cold pressed.
Castor Oil
Posted by Tracy (Rochester, Ny) on 01/27/2018
I searched online for hexane free, organic, cold pressed castor oil. I found a brand of 100% pure certified castor oil, it's hexane free, all this is stated on the bottle. I ordered it from online 16 fluid ounces cost approximately $14.00 US dollars, which is not very expensive, considering you only use a few drops at a time, for eyes, at least. The bottle also says it is for external use only, which means you do not consume this, it is for topical use on the skin, or in the eyes. I hope you find what you need.
Microcurrent Therapy, ACV
Posted by Island Girl (Gc, Ci) on 01/01/2023
Has anyone used microcurrent therapy (specially frequency specific microcurrent) to help dissolve the cataracts?
i found Dt. Edward Kondrot while searching for natural remedies for cataracts and he has a program to reverse cataracts and uses microcurrent as one of the remedies, but he is extremely expensive.
I would love to hear from anyone who has used this therapy successfully for cataracts.
Or has anyone used Apple cider vinegar topically to reverse cataracts?
I have read about diluted ACV used as an eyewash but I am too scared to try it. Instead was wondering if we could soak the diluted ACV on a cotton pad and place it over the closed eyelids for a few minutes and get the benefit?
if anyone has tried ACV to dissolve cataracts please respond.
Or what else did you try that helped with reversing cataracts naturally?
Microcurrent Therapy, ACV
Posted by Famcoll (Random) on 10/14/2023
I use a frequency specific microcurrent machine for many things, but had no idea there was a setting for elimination of cataracts. I find the machine excellent for controlling pain, both nerve and muscular. I'm going to ask the healthcare provider (who supplied the machine to me) about a cataract setting. It's my understanding that each machine can hold 99 programs. There are several duplicates on mine, so perhaps I can switch one out. If I learn anything more, I will post it. Thanks for bringing the cataract issue to my attention.
