I can tell you this much, when my liver feels clogged my eyes always look worse/darker. There definately is a connection between the liver and the eyes. If you're liver is healthy your eyes will reflect it. I find when I liver/colon flush AND eat better ie fresh fruit and veggies my eyes always look better. I haven't been able to live up to that standard perfectly so my eyes still have the dark circles but they are better than they were before I did the flushes and made some changes to my diet. Colon cleansing can help too but only if you continue to keep the colon clean with good food, if you go back to junk food/high carbs refined sugar, you undo the good you did with the colon cleanse.

Steve

My mother, grandmother and great grandmother all had terrible bags under their eyes. I started getting them in my late 30's. They were worse when I drank wine in the evening or when I had sinus congestion.

I've done a number of things to improve my health, and my undereye bags are nearly gone. Just little nubs remain, high on my cheekbones. I hope they will go in time. Even my daughter has commented how much better my eyes are looking. She was looking at them with an eye to her own appearance 30 years from now.

Things that may have contributed to the improvment:

1) MSM and Vitamin C - that was the first thing I did and it helped. My liver enzymes were raised in the begining, so I think the MSM caused a detox. They went back to normal after a while. I ran out of MSM and haven't taken any for a year or so. I think MSM and NAC (below) are redundant, but NAC is better.

2) N-acytle cysteine, Vitamin C and alpha lipoic acid. I wouldn't do without that combo. It is an antioxidant blend. NAC is an amino acid, a precursor needed for the liver to generate glutathione. I really notice my energy level improve when I'm taking it regularly. If I have wine in the evening, I'll take an extra dose of NAC, vit C and alpha lipoic acid to keep from puffing up in the morning.

3) Coconut oil on my skin. I use this regularly after my morning shower. In the beginning, it made my skin feel rough and very dry. This took several weeks to pass. I think the coconut oil sloughed off the skin layers damaged by the mineral oil based products I had been using. I put an herbal gel moisturizer over the oil after it has mostly absorbed. My skin is now baby soft, more translucent, with less apparent sun damage on my cheek bones. Best of all, my "smile" lines have lessened.

4) Liver flushing. I started this later, after the bags were reduced. It lessened the dark hollows under my eyes. When shadows recur, I know it is time for another flush.

5) More excercize. Improving circulation and lymph flow, excercize helps keep the fluids from stagnating. It also helps me sleep better. I've also been doing inverted yoga postures, which increases circulation to the head.

Let us know what, if anything, works for you!

I had soft folds of loose skin running vertically down from the outside corners of my eyes and more going horizontally above my cheekbones - Think Bassett hound.

About a month ago I got a Derma Wand and noticed a difference in about a week and a half. It's all gone now, and it is also working on soft folds of skin on my neck, above my clavicles. There's not much happening on the tougher skin on my face except my lips seem to be more lippy - they were a thin(er) line. It's supposed to take about 3 months anyway, so we'll see.

They say on the ads that it only takes 2 or 3 minutes a day. They're lying. I spend about half an hour twice a day, but it can be done whilst watching TV so that's OK. I'm in Canada and I bought mine from Isterwood.com, and it cost me $144.18 inclusive. Check it out. Pat.

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