Red Eyes

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We have been buying our MSM the last four years from a feed store. The MSM

made for top show horses, is actually as good or better quality than that

for humans....

We buy 2 POUNDS of it for about 23.99. We buy our " 00 " size veg capsules at

bulk prices and take our MSM that way. My husband 'eats' MSM by the

spoonful all day...

Checked out the MSM by calling the manufacturer... just happened also to be

manufactured in our City in Southern Ca. - interesting thing about most

animal meds/supplements - they are better quality than humans... (ask a

vet - or vet worker, they'll tell you the same thing....)

wendy

Re: red eyes

In a message dated 3/6/01 3:24:27 PM Central Standard Time,

nwgrant@... writes:

<< Does anyone have red eyes that look like you haven';t slept for a week?

>>

I get this a lot. MSM eye drops help a lot. I bought them at GNC, but you

might be able to get them online.

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In a message dated 3/6/01 3:24:27 PM Central Standard Time,

nwgrant@... writes:

<< Does anyone have red eyes that look like you haven';t slept for a week? >>

I get this a lot. MSM eye drops help a lot. I bought them at GNC, but you

might be able to get them online.

[Guest guest]

, you can mix MSM into juice when

at home. The tablets are convient when

running around all day. All I need now is

to take one dose in the morning. Saves

bucks. LIZ

Re: red eyes

In a message dated 3/6/01 3:24:27 PM Central Standard Time,

nwgrant@... writes:

<< Does anyone have red eyes that look like you haven';t slept for a week?

>>

I get this a lot. MSM eye drops help a lot. I bought them at GNC, but you

might be able to get them online.

Send blank message to candidiasis-unsubscribeonelist if you want to

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Symptom: Red eye Red eye: Redness of the eyes Introduction: An inflammation of the eye may be conjunctivitis (which can itself be caused by several other conditions). The eyes can get red for numerous other reasons such as hangover, fever, allergies, hay fever, and other causes.

Detailed cause information for symptom: Red eye:

Possible causes of symptom: Red eye (24 conditions) Medications or substances causing symptom: Red eye (2 listings) Medical conditions causing symptom: Red eye (36 conditions) Medical conditions causing complication: Red eye (10 conditions)

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Types of Red eye: bloodshot eyes (6) Symptoms related to Red eye: eye pain (38), eye discharge (2), eye symptoms (199), eyelid symptoms (28), puffy eyes (25), eye swelling (16) Red eye type of: Eye symptoms (199) Symptoms: symptom center, symptom groups, symptom descriptions

Possible causes of symptom: Red eye: The following medical conditions are some of the possible causes of Red eye as a symptom. There are likely to be other possible causes, so ask your doctor about your symptoms.

Conjunctivitis Hangover Marijuana - a form of cannabis Cannabis Eye infection (see Eye symptoms) Chlorinated swimming pool Eye rubbing Pinkeye Keratitis Keratopathy Iritis Acute iritis Glaucoma Acute glaucoma Subconjunctival hemorrhage Allergies Pollen allergy Fever Virus Common cold Flu Scleritis Episcleritis Meningitis

Medications or substances causing Red eye: The following drugs, medications, substances or toxins are some of the possible causes of Red eye as a symptom. This list is incomplete and various other drugs or substances may cause your symptoms. Always advise your doctor of any medications or treatments you are using, including prescription, over-the-counter, supplements, herbal or alternative treatments.

Marijuana - a form of cannabis Cannabis

Conditions listing symptoms: Red eye: The following list of conditions have 'Red eye' or similar listed as a symptom in our database. This computer-generated list may be inaccurate or incomplete. Always seek prompt professional medical advice about the cause of any symptom.

A

Allergies ... red-rimmed eyes, Conjunctivitis

B

Blepharitis ... red eye

C

Closed-angle glaucoma ... red eye

Cluster headache ... red eye

Conjunctivitis ... pink eye, reddened eye

Corneal abrasion ... eye redness

Corneal ulcer ... eye redness

D

Dacryocystitis ... redness of inner corner of eye

Dry Eye ... redness of the eye

Dust mite allergies ... red-rimmed eyes, Conjunctivitis

E

Ebola ... red eyes

Entropion ... eye redness

G

Glaucoma ... red eye

H

Hangover ... red eyes

Hay fever ... red-rimmed eyes, Conjunctivitis

HIV/AIDS ... conjunctivitis (pink eye)

K

Kawasaki disease ... conjunctivitis

Keratitis ... red eye

L

Leptospirosis ... red eyes, conjunctivitis

Lyme disease ... conjunctivitis

M

Marijuana ... red eyes

Measles ... red eyes, conjunctivitis

Mold allergies ... red-rimmed eyes, Conjunctivitis

P

Polycythemia ... bloodshot eyes

Q

Queensland tick typhus ... bloodshot eyes

R

Reiter’s syndrome ... Conjunctivitis, eye redness

cea ... eye redness

S

Sandfly fever ... bloodshot eyes

Sarcoidosis ... red eyes, bloodshot eyes

Sjogren's Syndrome ... eye redness

T

Toxic Shock Syndrome ... Bloodshot eyes

Trachoma ... eye redness

Trigeminal neuralgia ... red eye

W

Wegener's granulomatosis ... eye redness

Weil's syndrome ... red eyes

Y

Yellow fever ... bloodshot eyes

Conditions listing complications: Red eye: The following list of conditions have 'Red eye' or similar listed as a complication in our database. The distinction between a symptom and complication is not always clear, and conditions mentioning this symptom as a complication may also be relevant. This computer-generated list may be inaccurate or incomplete. Always seek prompt professional medical advice about the cause of any symptom.

C

Chlamydia ... conjunctivitis (pink eye)

D

Dacryocystitis ... conjunctivitis

E

Ectropion ... conjunctivitis

G

Gonorrhea ... conjunctivitis

L

Lyme disease ... conjunctivitis

N

Non-Specific Urethritis ... red eyes, conjunctivitis

R

Reiter’s syndrome ... Conjunctivitis

S

Sjogren's Syndrome ... conjunctivitis

s- Syndrome ... conjunctivitis

W

Wegener's granulomatosis ... conjunctivitis

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I dont have an answer to your question but recently read about the tea bags for

eyes.  We used this remedy for pink eye too and it worked really quickly.  I

alternated between black tea and green tea.  Steep a bag in boiling water then

put them over your eyes- make sure to get some of the tea in your eye (I did eye

flushes with the tea before and after soaking with the tea bags).  The other

thing I did was a drop of castor oil in the eyes- uncomfortable but between

these two remedies, I healed my self and my 2 children quicker than the

traditional eye drops from the doctor.

good luck!

From: rhonda_wlls <rhonda_wlls@...>

Subject: [ ] red eyes

Date: Thursday, December 4, 2008, 2:44 PM

How do you know if you have pink eye (conjuctivitis) or if it is from

yeast, whether it be die off or whatever? My eyes have been red and

sore off and on since the beginning of October. I have been on the diet

since July. I have herbal eye drops which are not really helping.

Thanks,

Rhonda

[Guest guest]

Otherwise, I have all of the symptoms that I have had since the beginning. I

must take a

large amount of probiotic or I have diarrhea all of the time. I take 260

billion mg times four

scoops a day. I tried to go down to 2 @ 260 billion a day and got mouth sores.

This is a

tough one.

>

>

]

**** Have you tried coffee enemas yet? They help you get rid of toxin-overload

and it

sounds to me that your body is trying really hard to get rid of toxins. You

would help it

along by getting more toxins out faster with the coffee enema.

Marissa

[Guest guest]

Thank you.  Do you know if purhaps, being allergic to shellfish would cause red

burning eyes.  I have had this problem ongoing for about three months.  It seems

to get worse when I eat shellfish.  Its just been really difficult to pinpoint. 

I guess it could be die off symptoms.  Die off symptoms just don't make a lot of

sense to me.  Anyway, thanks for your answer.

Rhonda

________________________________

From: Sara <holidaymommie@...>

Sent: Thursday, December 4, 2008 3:52:45 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] red eyes

I dont have an answer to your question but recently read about the tea bags for

eyes.  We used this remedy for pink eye too and it worked really quickly.  I

alternated between black tea and green tea.  Steep a bag in boiling water then

put them over your eyes- make sure to get some of the tea in your eye (I did eye

flushes with the tea before and after soaking with the tea bags).  The other

thing I did was a drop of castor oil in the eyes- uncomfortable but between

these two remedies, I healed my self and my 2 children quicker than the

traditional eye drops from the doctor.

good luck!

From: rhonda_wlls <rhonda_wlls>

Subject: [ ] red eyes

Date: Thursday, December 4, 2008, 2:44 PM

How do you know if you have pink eye (conjuctivitis) or if it is from

yeast, whether it be die off or whatever? My eyes have been red and

sore off and on since the beginning of October. I have been on the diet

since July. I have herbal eye drops which are not really helping.

Thanks,

Rhonda

[Guest guest]

Thank you Bee. 

________________________________

From: Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...>

Sent: Friday, December 5, 2008 6:39:00 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: red eyes

>

> How do you know if you have pink eye (conjuctivitis) or if it is from

> yeast, whether it be die off or whatever? My eyes have been red and

> sore off and on since the beginning of October. I have been on the

diet

> since July. I have herbal eye drops which are not really helping.

+++Hi Rhonda. If you have ever had similar symptoms or treatments for

your eyes (like medical eye drops, etc.) before your body

will " retrace " them in order to heal your eyes properly. First the

body detoxifies the area, which causes inflammation, redness, soreness,

etc. and then it rebuilds.

Or, it can be die-off symptoms since the eyes are one area the body

uses to get rid of toxins. My body detoxified through my eyes for 3

months when I did my candida program over 20 years ago. I remember it

well, since they were very inflammed, red, and oozed all kinds of gunk.

Also, if you go " off the diet " your eyes may react. A man who was in

my Candida Support Group in 1986-88 cheated by eating doughnuts. His

wife and everyone else knew when he cheated because his eyes got

flaming red, like 2 neon lights. LOl!

There are no quick fixes, so just allow time for your body to do its

job of healing. Such symptoms won't hurt you nor damage your eyes.

Bee