Re: coconut used in place of castor oil in eyes for lipids??

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I use coconut oil on my eyelids and don't have any issues with blurry vision

etc.

I would try putting coconut water from a good fresh coconut. See Bruce Fife's

book Coconut Cures.

Jeanne

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I r4ecently found this wonderful forum , I used to get a eye drops

solution from Elemental Essence however they have gone under , they

carries a eye drop solution with MSM , which is healing and it was

teh most wonderful drops I ever used , see if you can find MSM eye

drops . if you haven't read about MSM study up on it it's just like

finding coconut oil and all the benefits of it .

>

> ..usually I advise people to keep the coconut oil away from direct

> contact in the eyes..but now, I have a totally different approach.

> Recently I have become severely sensitive to chemicals in the air

due

> to no lipid production in my eyes from s Syndrome. If

I

> get near to any chemicals it causes intense burning feeling and

often

> I lose sight for days. I believe there must be something natural

that

> can be used to make a protective layer over the cornea between my

eyes

> and the environment. Ususally, we avoid the eyes with the coconut

> oil because it could be irritating and cause ones eyes to become

> blurry. I have used the organic coconut oil for healing all of the

> damages done by SJS ( an immune allergic reaction to drugs)

throughout

> my body , and can't help but wonder if some form of coconut could be

> used in the eyes to prevent infection and help heal them. I am now

> trying bandage lenses on my eyes which cause much irritaion and

saline

> solution eye drops without preservatives cause my eyes to itch

> intensely. I have read that castor oil is sometimes used for the

eyes,

> but unfortunately it easily becomes rancid and is combined with

> chemicals. Does anyone have any ideas? I think way outside the box,

so

> no idea is too strange for me.

> Happy New Year!

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