5 Responses to “eye cataracts”

1. admin says:

   November 30, 2009 at 7:35 pm

   Mr Murli Ghanshamdas Mohinani <geete…@HK.Super.NET> writes:
   

   >I am looking for Conjunctisan A eye drops which I read is helpful in the
   >cure and prevention of eye cataracts
   >Could anyway suggest the manufacturer of this article as I am unable to find
   >it anywhere in my area.
   >Mohinani

   I don’t know about the above eye drops but I’ve recently  discovered
   Ocudyne tablets for catarracts. My information said they were known to
   "Evaporate" catarracts. So far, I,VE BEEN taking them for about one
   month and my sight does seem to be getting clearer. (?)
2. admin says:

   November 30, 2009 at 7:35 pm

   > I am looking for Conjunctisan A eye drops which I read is helpful in the
   > cure and prevention of eye cataracts
   > Could anyway suggest the manufacturer of this article as I am unable
   > to find it anywhere in my area. Mohinani

   This is a multiple-ingredient homeopathic agent. It would be safer and more
   effective to go to a traditional homeopath who would treat with "simillimum"
   (the one closest match to your particular constitution).
3. admin says:

   November 30, 2009 at 7:35 pm

   In article <RW6UQUD.galefo…@delphi.com>,
   Gale Nelson  <galefo…@delphi.com> wrote:
   

   >Dr. Gary Todd — "cataracts can be melted away naturally". The article
   >advises readers to pick up Ocudyne tablets. Do you know what these are?

   Ocudyne is a formulation of vitamins which are supposed to be good
   for the eyes, along with billberry and ginko biloba (sp?).  I have
   no idea how good it really is for the eyes or for cataracts.
   It is made by Allergy Research Group.

   Scott
4. admin says:

   November 30, 2009 at 7:35 pm

   In article <RW6UQUD.galefo…@delphi.com>
              galefo…@delphi.com "Gale Nelson" writes:
   

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   > Paul Iannone <Paul_Iann…@lamg.com> writes:
   

   > >This is a multiple-ingredient homeopathic agent. It would be safer and more
   > >effective to go to a traditional homeopath who would treat with "simillimum"
   > >(the one closest match to your particular constitution).

   > I am interested in finding out more about "simillimum"…could you explain
   > what this means?

   > My dad obtained an article recommending a vitamin formula designed by a
   > Dr. Gary Todd — "cataracts can be melted away naturally". The article
   > advises readers to pick up Ocudyne tablets. Do you know what these are?
   > [snip]
   > Any info would be appreciated. Thanks.

   > Gale
   > galefo…@delphi.com

   Can I please add a request for any similar info, on behalf of a friend
   here in the UK.

   At the age of 32 he has already lost the sight of one eye in an
   accident, and today was told that a cataract is forming on the other eye.
   Even if surgery is possible, he will have to wait until he has lost
   the sight of the eye and is completely blind before it can be attempted.

   If any spiritual healers read this post, their distant healing and/or
   prayers would be welcomed by the family. Please address all positive
   thoughts etc. to:

   Mark Woodward    Westgate on Sea   England.

   Thanks in advance.

   Paul Kuczora and Brenda Woodward.
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5. admin says:

   November 30, 2009 at 7:35 pm

   p…@kuczora.demon.co.uk (Paul Kuczora) writes:
   >In article <RW6UQUD.galefo…@delphi.com>
   >           galefo…@delphi.com "Gale Nelson" writes:
   >At the age of 32 he has already lost the sight of one eye in an
   >accident, and today was told that a cataract is forming on the other eye.
   >Even if surgery is possible, he will have to wait until he has lost
   >the sight of the eye and is completely blind before it can be attempted.
   >Mark Woodward    Westgate on Sea   England.
   >Paul Kuczora and Brenda Woodward.

   Paul,

   Is the requirement for going completely blind a medical requirement or an
   administrative one.

   I have had both lens removed and replaced well before I was completely blind
   BUT after my visionI was significantly impaired.

   My hope and wishes are with Mark. My vision was not great before the lens
   were replaced – but now I have "perfect vision", albeit at a fixed focal length
   of eighteen inches.

   Randy

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