Hi, It’s been a number of years since you posted this. How did the serrapeptase work for you?   [End]
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So have you had it done yet Zztop ? I’m not sure they have healing products -that work- hidden (for the sake of making money) as thought or said by a number of people... I ended up believing it wasn’t right, and that there would be a real will too to make it happen if there were possibilities to avoid surgery (but that there wasn’t still)... My case was getting too bad, and it was dangerous to go on like this. I had come across an ophthalmologist that had had cataract surgery done for him, and that helped taking the step too I believe. I went to the hospital (he sent me there) as things a ...
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So what’s up ? Everyone seems to have given up on cataracts, or remain silent - for whatever reasons... Even Tke does not write anymore here...Maybe he’s found a way to sue his researches through some relevant structure, or have started his own company, considering that nobody had any real will to do more on that matter... Let us know.   [End]
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Hey everyone, I need help formulating a protocol. I have a ton of things I’ve purchased for a parasite protocol and I need to know what I can take with what and what I can’t take together. I also would love to know max days and rest days for each if possible. I may be asking a lot but I’m trying to piece together a ton of info and I can’t seem to get it all bundled together. Most of the info is from here and I know there’s a ton of knowledge here so I figured I’d ask. I have: Mebendazole 100mg Ketaconazole 200mg Fenbendazole 1lb powder Ivermectin 12mg Doxycycline 100mg Pyran ...
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I gave up on waiting for some effective treatment, and had surgery done on one eye last week. We are lucky enough here to be entitled to free surgery for cataract...The surgery was made difficult from a very advanced cataract, but the result seems valuable ; (much) better eyesight, nice colours, and it seems to go well, still improving for now I believe. I hope the other eye will do as well. I’d wish for some miracle treatment, but for now surgery seems more effective than what’s around I think (in my advanced case at least)...   [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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I believe that cataract is an endogenous fungal infection of the eye. That is, a candida infection blood-borne spread to the eye from a distant site, for example, the digestive system and in particular, the liver. In Chinese medicine, the liver externally opens into the eyes. In fact, the liver meridian is connected to the eyes and visual capacity mainly relies on the nourishment of blood from the liver. Therefore, I think that a topical treatment, such as eye drops, is not sufficiant. I would do a liver cleanse, as described here: https://cilantronews.com/conjunctivitis/   [End]
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For a medication to work successfully, its impact has to be repeatable across multiple conditions.    [End]
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Good idea, asking for a photograph of your lens (es). A thing I’ve never been able to do. I hope it will work for you... Definiteky intersted in results you may get. Drop us a line (or more). Best of luck !   [End]
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Yes! Someone will someday so why not us? Let’s do it. I have an ophthalmologist appt next week for a second opinion and will ask if I can get a picture of it so I can compare in the future if it’s getting smaller or not. I’m not sure if they’ll do that or how much it might cost. Also, I have some pharma grade DMSO coming soon. My cataract is the same type as tke which is probably the most difficult to tackle, but I’m not wanting to give up yet.   [End]
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Good to see some new blood on the forum. Seems like you are full of energy and good will. Wish you the best ; careful with your health and with your eyes though. Healing cataracts won’t be easy, but someone is quite likely to succeed one day, sooner or later I’d think...   [End]
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Hi tke! Thank you for your contributions here. I’ve not been able to read through all of your posts yet, but I believe we are on a similar journey to find a usable cure. For the past 2+ months I have been experimenting on myself with C-KAD. I’ve chronicled my journey on another eyesight forum. I’m not sure that I should post a link here, but will PM it to you if you want. In May 2020 I was driving when all of a sudden I couldn’t see road signs or license plates out of my right eye. To make a long story short I was bit by a tick which gave me Bells Palsy and was prescribed Prednisone ...
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Making my list making my appointment for cataract surgery today why do they claim to cure cataracts with the s*** they’re selling that’s what I want to know but I will also ask them then they also charge $200 cash they’re making a profit off of each over and above what the insurance pays stupid f****** I can’t wait any longer for them to put the damn stuff in the eye drops that’s the reason that they’re doing it so they can get that that profit I’m going to call around and see what’s the cheapest Tucson Arizona flobeve@gmail.com   [End]
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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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That is correct. I am saying that apart from NAC, none of these eyedrops are on the market and nothing can be done. I don’t want to be complicated or pessimistic. I do want people who read this board to ask their eye doctors why the hell there is no treatment except surgery despite the prior existence of the eyedrops in the list.   [End]
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So are you saying nothing can be done and these are not on the market right? You sound complicated just like Matt k   [End]
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I don’t think cataracts have anything to do with parasites. Cataracts are mainly due to AGEs (Advanced Glycation End-Products) which are hooked up to your eye proteins (known as crystallins). The logical way to get rid of the cataracts is to unhook the AGEs from the crystallins. As I have said before, one of the few agents that can do that is rosmarinic acid (RA). If RA can be made to penetrate a hard lens, then 100% lens transparency would be restored with NO SURGERY. But no commercial eyedrops with rosmarinic acid exist.   [End]
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So I guess I’m just ready to have the eye cataract surgery since nothing’s working so far I’ve tried the can c. Not sure but it burns really bad when you put it on.I just don’t like the fact that you have to pay so much money for the cataract surgery and they have something called the Cadillac form of cataract surgery will you got to pay $2,000 for each f****** eye. then they drill it into your head that they are making a profit and you have to agree to that which sounds like a bunch of b******* but what else can you do we are old people. And I don’t know how much of it is actually caused ...
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Hi there. I have not had success with any of the eyedrops I mentioned because none of them, with the exception of NAC, are available and I have no means to make any of the others. I managed to get reduced glutathione, but with reduced glutathione, it was found back in the 1960s that 50% of patients improve and 50% get worse, and I was in the unlucky group. I also tried NAC (N-acetyl carnosine) which is widely available on the Net and got a worsening of my cataracts, in fact more yellowing of vision. The reason for that was shown by Abdelkader et al at Queen Mary College, London, in 201 ...
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Have you had any valuable results for yourself using any of the eyedrops you have mentioned ? Your post made me remember what an ophtalpmoloigist said during a lecture I attended several years ago, according to which as a scientist, he couldn’t rely on something that worked once but wouldn’t work other times... Isn’t it that examples you mentioned of experiences that did work somehow wouldn’t successfully repeat themselves on the distance, and that therefore, that eyedrops (or other agents/methods) which had been used, were then abandoned ?   [End]
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         Cruelly ignored, but NOT forgotten The whole world believes the eye profession treats all eye diseases.  But although they had the means, they never wanted to treat cataract and still do not want to.  Despite the fact that effective eyedrops had been developed by biochemists around the world since 1980, eye doctors still only want to perform cataract surgery, and destroy the natural lens even though cataracts could have been treated. Few people are aware that the eyedrops in the list below were ever developed. But don’t take ...
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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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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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