This may help = I recommend you read about diabetes and cataracts here:
www.raypeat.com Ray Peat's ideas about diabetes are totally opposite to what you will read in conventional medicine or from the ADA, etc. But worth exploring, as his diet is really easy and also cheap to implement. Take a look in particular at the article on fish oils, and the articles on diabetes, and there is one that speciifically mentions cataracts. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ On Fri, Nov 11, 2011 at 7:59 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > At 05:31 PM 11/11/2011, you wrote: > > Dear group memembers, I have heard from the interenet that taking > colloidal silver is helpful in the threatment of cataracts? Is that true? > If you know anything would you elaborate about the prospects of collodial > silver reversing cataracts? > > > My name is Elbert Vaughn. Please, Please have mercy and help me if you > can. Tell me what to say, and how to say it to get you to reply. I have > cataracts caused by my diabetes. I have no health insurance, and I can > never afford cataract sugery at this time. I am frantically searching for > non-surgical solultions that can advert surgery all together or delay it > until I can find some affordable health insurance. If you have any > information/advice that you think can help me, please, please for the love > God, please share it with me. > > > Dear Elbert, > > I read about a product to stop or slow cataract development -- I think it > was a Health Sciences Institute (HSI) newsletter. The article said it was > good for people and for animals, so I bought a couple of vials for our 12 > 1/2 year old dog, whose eyes are gradually getting cataracts. I am sorry > to say that I have not used the drops regularly enough to know if it is > working, and the dog can't tell me. She also has one eye that is very dry, > and constantly gets a mucous coating covering the whole surface of her > eye. Drops from the vet have not beaten the problem. We wash it out with > colloidal silver. To keep it lubricated, we put a couple of drops of > coconut oil in and that keeps it functional and clear of mucous much longer > than just the silver drops alone. Interestingly, that eye does not seem to > be getting a cataract, unlike the other eye which does not get the CS and > coconut oil treatment!! So, maybe the silver and the lubricant are > inhibiting whatever causes cataracts, at least for Rusty. > > I wish you good luck, improved health, and God's blessings! > > Marlys > > Link to *Eye D'Clare:* > > http://www.life-enhancement.com/product.asp?id=362 > > *[The product is not cheap, unless it works, of course, and then it is > priceless!] > *List Price: $45.67 > *Your Price: $31.97 > > *You save: $13.70 (30%) > (Plus 10-40% more - Add to Cart for volume discounts!) > > Their website at Eye D'Clare II says: > > *Seeing is Relieving > > * > What a relief it is to see, and to see clearly! Yet if seeing is > believing, then as we age, sight becomes harder to believe … the revelatory > power of the light fades … and maintaining eye health becomes a major > concern. > > Given our lifelong exposure to sunlight and other stressors, our eyes > suffer gradual, cumulative damage from oxidative stress caused by free > radicals. Especially hard hit is the eye’s lens, which acts as a > “magnifying glass” for the retina. Also damaged by free radicals are ocular > enzymes and lipids needed to maintain proper cellular metabolism. As well, > our eyes are increasingly deprived of essential nutrients, because aging > diminishes the blood flow that supplies them. > > While nutritional supplements can help, they are often not enough to > ensure proper visual function. Fortunately, there is another way to help > reduce eye irritation and provide relief from eye dryness. > > Eye D’Clare II is a sterile eye-drop formulation offering two proven > lubricants (hydroxypropylmethylcellulose and glycerin) that are > FDA-approved for ophthalmic use. > > Eye D’Clare II also contains 1% *N*-acetylcarnosine, a naturally > occurring antioxidant and antiglycating agent that helps protect the > active ingredients from glycation. And it contains ophthalmic lubricating > agents to combat “dry eye” and other forms of eye irritation. > > For general preventive use, the recommended amount is 1–2 drops daily. > Those with eye problems may want to use 2 drops twice daily. Each package > of Eye D’Clare II contains resealable vials containing a total of about 200 > drops, which allows for only a small amount of product to be exposed to > oxygen at a time. Unopened vials can be stored in the refrigerator to > extend shelf life. > > So whatever you can do to keep your eyes clear and healthy for the rest of > your life, start by saying, “I declare (declare comes from the Latin for > ‘to make clear’) that I will be good to my eyes.” > > Active Ingredients: Glycerin (lubricant) 1.0%, > hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (lubricant) 0.15% > > Inactive Ingredients: Sterile water (ophthalmic grade isotonic solution, > pH 6.3 to 6.4), *N*-acetylcarnosine (NAC) 1.0%, buffered with boric acid, > citric acid, and potassium bicarbonate, and, as a preservative, purified > benzyl alcohol. > -- The Silver List is a moderated forum for discussing Colloidal Silver. > Rules and Instructions: http://www.silverlist.org Unsubscribe: **Archives: > http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/maillist.htmlOff-Topic > discussions: > ** List Owner: Mike Devour **
