RE: Simple cataract question - coconut milk or water?

[Guest guest]

Hi, :

You are ahead of me in having read about putting

honey into the eyes….I just tried it based on intuition, seeking to

remedy my own tired, itchy eyes and eyebrows.

Have not tried it for fine lines around

the eyes, it may work,

Taffy

From:

DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

[mailto:DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ]

On Behalf Of Gaiacita

Sent: September-10-08 7:09 PM

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Subject: RE: Simple

cataract question - coconut milk or water?

Hi Taffy. Thanks. But actually, I have read

many times where putting a dab of raw honey into the eyes can help many eye

problems. Thing is, I never " knew " anyone that actually did

this--so your testimonial makes it something to remember and pass on.

Besides, honey is a " cure " for scars, so maybe

it would also be good for fine lines around the eyes. :-)

Samala,

-------Original Message-------

Of, course, ,

you may pass this info on.

[Guest guest]

Well, you certainly have great intuition!! Certainly listen to yourself any time you get a hit like that. :-)

Samala,

-------Original Message-------

You are ahead of me in having read about putting honey into the eyes….I just tried it based on intuition, seeking to remedy my own tired, itchy eyes and eyebrows.

[Guest guest]

I have a question...Is the honey sticky on the pillow all night long? I know a weird question, but curious.

Wow, Taffy. Even though I don't need this remedy, I'm awfully glad you took the time to share it. It's tempting me to try it just to see what might happen with some small, odd conditions my eyes go through periodically.

Thanks!

Sharon M

I have hesitated to write about an experience I have recently had with my mother and wet macular degeneration, because it was so astonishing to hardly sound believable. However, my conscience nags at me to share our experience just in case it might help someone else.

Earlier in the summer, I was experiencing very itchy eyebrows and eyelids….which happens to me when I have intense concentration in my work. Nothing gave relief until I got the idea to try pure, unprocessed liquid honey at night, rubbing it into the brows, the eyelash line and in the corner of the eye. I not only experienced relief, but to my surprise, could see more clearly.

Later on, I added a minute quantity of DMSO, say one drop to one ounce of honey, and continued to experience good results.

I sent only some of the pure liquid honey to my mother, who has been suffering from wet macular degeneration for about two years. Her health is so sensitive, I was afraid to add the DMSO. My mother will not consider injections for her eye condition, which are available. I recommended she try the honey with a view to giving relief to the itchy eye problem she also has.

Now comes the astonishing part………much of her vision has returned. It only holds if she continues to apply the honey (only) each night. I could hardly believe it, nor could she! Was this coincidental or what…who knows….we only know that her eyesight is better.

Cheers,Taffy

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[Guest guest]

From:

DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO [mailto:DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ]

On Behalf Of busisale@...

Sent: September-19-08 8:08 AM

To:

DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Subject: Re: Simple

cataract question - coconut milk or water?

I have a question...Is the honey sticky

on the pillow all night long? I know a weird question, but curious.

No, , I expected that the pillow

would be sticky, but that has never happened. Within moments my eyes water

profusely….tears running down my cheeks and I certainly have to keep my eyes

shut for a short period after applying the honey to the corner of the eye, the

eye lash line and the lid. Even in the morning, my eyes are only moderately

sticky.

Taffy

[Guest guest]

Hello, Obie:

Nice to

hear from you. I happened to be sitting at the computer when your email

came in.

Honey used for the eyes has been a real

blessing in my family. It has helped my eyes a great deal to overcome

tired eyes, itchy eyes, and has helped for blurriness.

As for my mother, she has wet macular

degeneration in one eye and has experienced relief and improvement from the use

of honey.

Re cataracts, I have collected the

following information:

castor

oil, mixed with a minute amount of DMSO, used on the eyelids morning and

night, has remedied cataracts in horses

Some

Swedish doctors recommend using Swedish Bitters on the eyelid, three times

a day to overcome cataracts….this does sting for a short while,

though. I have a close friend in Sweden who overcame cataracts

using Swedish Bitters. This was also recommended by Treben in

her book, “Health Through God’s Pharmacy”.

The

eye drops “Can-C” also have proven to be a solution for some

persons with cataracts, I have been told. Info can be Googled re

Can-C or Brite Eyes Drops, which provides clinical studies about the effectiveness

of these drops. They are quite expensive, at least for me.

I was

told that I have just a minor start to cataracts: I am taking my own

advice and in about six months will visit the ophthalmologist again. At

that time, I shall report whether or not I was successful in eliminating the

start of cataracts, using castor oil with DMSO and Swedish Bitters.

Taffy

From:

DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

[mailto:DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ]

On Behalf Of Obie

Sent: July-19-09 12:20 PM

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Subject: Simple cataract

question - coconut milk or water?

Taffy, this is

Obie. I've saved your post of 9-8-2008 so that, in the event I needed it,

I could post to you. A couple days ago, my Eye Doctor told me I have

cataracts, need surgery, so I thought I'd contact you regarding your

experience, and your Mom's, with honey in your eyes; don't want surgery.

Let me ask if, when you said you and she could see better, was that due to

that the honey dissolved cataracts, if you know, please? And did she ever

permit the addition of the DMSO; if so, has that assisted her? Any

information you and others may provide to me will be appreciated, of

course. Obie.

___________________________________________________________________

“Friendship

with God is reserved for those who reverence Him. With them alone He

shares the secrets of His promises, Ps 25:14

LB.

Hi, Group:

I have hesitated to write about an experience I have recently had

with my mother and wet macular degeneration, because it was so astonishing to

hardly sound believable. However, my conscience nags at me to share our

experience just in case it might help someone else.

Earlier in the summer, I was experiencing very itchy eyebrows and

eyelids….which happens to me when I have intense concentration in my

work. Nothing gave relief until I got the idea to try pure, unprocessed

liquid honey at night, rubbing it into the brows, the eyelash line and in the

corner of the eye. I not only experienced relief, but to my surprise,

could see more clearly.

Later on, I added a minute quantity of DMSO, say one drop to one

ounce of honey, and continued to experience good results.

I sent only some of the pure liquid honey to my mother, who has

been suffering from wet macular degeneration for about two years.

Her health is so sensitive, I was afraid to add the DMSO. My

mother will not consider injections for her eye condition, which are

available. I recommended she try the honey with a view to giving relief

to the itchy eye problem she also has.

Now comes the astonishing part………much of her

vision has returned. It only holds if she continues to apply the honey

(only) each night. I could hardly believe it, nor could she! Was

this coincidental or what…who knows….we only know that her eyesight

is better.

Cheers,

Taffy

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Ms. Taffy, don't want surgery, but don't want Cataracts, either. I'll try these suggestions and let you know what happens with me. Obie.

___________________________________________________________________

Hello, Obie:

Nice to hear from you. I happened to be sitting at the computer when your email came in.

Honey used for the eyes has been a real blessing in my family. It has helped my eyes a great deal to overcome tired eyes, itchy eyes, and has helped for blurriness.

As for my mother, she has wet macular degeneration in one eye and has experienced relief and improvement from the use of honey.

Re cataracts, I have collected the following information:

castor oil, mixed with a minute amount of DMSO, used on the eyelids morning and night, has remedied cataracts in horses

Some Swedish doctors recommend using Swedish Bitters on the eyelid, three times a day to overcome cataracts….this does sting for a short while, though. I have a close friend in Sweden who overcame cataracts using Swedish Bitters. This was also recommended by Treben in her book, “Health Through God’s Pharmacy”.

The eye drops “Can-C” also have proven to be a solution for some persons with cataracts, I have been told. Info can be Googled re Can-C or Brite Eyes Drops, which provides clinical studies about the effectiveness of these drops. They are quite expensive, at least for me.

I was told that I have just a minor start to cataracts: I am taking my own advice and in about six months will visit the ophthalmologist again. At that time, I shall report whether or not I was successful in eliminating the start of cataracts, using castor oil with DMSO and Swedish Bitters.

Taffy

From: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO [mailto:DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ] On Behalf Of ObieSent: July-19-09 12:20 PMTo: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO Subject: Simple cataract question - coconut milk or water?

Taffy, this is Obie. I've saved your post of 9-8-2008 so that, in the event I needed it, I could post to you. A couple days ago, my Eye Doctor told me I have cataracts, need surgery, so I thought I'd contact you regarding your experience, and your Mom's, with honey in your eyes; don't want surgery. Let me ask if, when you said you and she could see better, was that due to that the honey dissolved cataracts, if you know, please? And did she ever permit the addition of the DMSO; if so, has that assisted her? Any information you and others may provide to me will be appreciated, of course. Obie.

___________________________________________________________________

“Friendship with God is reserved for those who reverence Him. With them alone He shares the secrets of His promises, Ps 25:14 LB.

Hi, Group:

I have hesitated to write about an experience I have recently had with my mother and wet macular degeneration, because it was so astonishing to hardly sound believable. However, my conscience nags at me to share our experience just in case it might help someone else.

Earlier in the summer, I was experiencing very itchy eyebrows and eyelids….which happens to me when I have intense concentration in my work. Nothing gave relief until I got the idea to try pure, unprocessed liquid honey at night, rubbing it into the brows, the eyelash line and in the corner of the eye. I not only experienced relief, but to my surprise, could see more clearly.

Later on, I added a minute quantity of DMSO, say one drop to one ounce of honey, and continued to experience good results.

I sent only some of the pure liquid honey to my mother, who has been suffering from wet macular degeneration for about two years. Her health is so sensitive, I was afraid to add the DMSO. My mother will not consider injections for her eye condition, which are available. I recommended she try the honey with a view to giving relief to the itchy eye problem she also has.

Now comes the astonishing part………much of her vision has returned. It only holds if she continues to apply the honey (only) each night. I could hardly believe it, nor could she! Was this coincidental or what…who knows….we only know that her eyesight is better.

Cheers,Taffy

[Guest guest]

I also heard that coconut water in the eye can reduce cataracts. Someone found this out by accident and experimented with just one eye and really noticed the difference.Be well,Léna Thank you, Ms. Taffy, don't want surgery, but don't want Cataracts, either. I'll try these suggestions and let you know what happens with me. Obie. ___________________________________________________________________ Hello, Obie:Nice to hear from you. I happened to be sitting at the computer when your email came in.Honey used for the eyes has been a real blessing in my family. It has helped my eyes a great deal to overcome tired eyes, itchy eyes, and has helped for blurriness.As for my mother, she has wet macular degeneration in one eye and has experienced relief and improvement from the use of honey.Re cataracts, I have collected the following information: castor oil, mixed with a minute amount of DMSO, used on the eyelids morning and night, has remedied cataracts in horses Some Swedish doctors recommend using Swedish Bitters on the eyelid, three times a day to overcome cataracts….this does sting for a short while, though. I have a close friend in Sweden who overcame cataracts using Swedish Bitters. This was also recommended by Treben in her book, “Health Through God’s Pharmacy”. The eye drops “Can-C” also have proven to be a solution for some persons with cataracts, I have been told. Info can be Googled re Can-C or Brite Eyes Drops, which provides clinical studies about the effectiveness of these drops. They are quite expensive, at least for me. I was told that I have just a minor start to cataracts: I am taking my own advice and in about six months will visit the ophthalmologist again. At that time, I shall report whether or not I was successful in eliminating the start of cataracts, using castor oil with DMSO and Swedish Bitters.Taffy From: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO [mailto:DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ] On Behalf Of ObieSent: July-19-09 12:20 PMTo: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO Subject: Simple cataract question - coconut milk or water? Taffy, this is Obie. I've saved your post of 9-8-2008 so that, in the event I needed it, I could post to you. A couple days ago, my Eye Doctor told me I have cataracts, need surgery, so I thought I'd contact you regarding your experience, and your Mom's, with honey in your eyes; don't want surgery. Let me ask if, when you said you and she could see better, was that due to that the honey dissolved cataracts, if you know, please? And did she ever permit the addition of the DMSO; if so, has that assisted her? Any information you and others may provide to me will be appreciated, of course. Obie.___________________________________________________________________“Friendship with God is reserved for those who reverence Him. With them alone He shares the secrets of His promises, Ps 25:14 LB.Hi, Group: I have hesitated to write about an experience I have recently had with my mother and wet macular degeneration, because it was so astonishing to hardly sound believable. However, my conscience nags at me to share our experience just in case it might help someone else.Earlier in the summer, I was experiencing very itchy eyebrows and eyelids….which happens to me when I have intense concentration in my work. Nothing gave relief until I got the idea to try pure, unprocessed liquid honey at night, rubbing it into the brows, the eyelash line and in the corner of the eye. I not only experienced relief, but to my surprise, could see more clearly.Later on, I added a minute quantity of DMSO, say one drop to one ounce of honey, and continued to experience good results.I sent only some of the pure liquid honey to my mother, who has been suffering from wet macular degeneration for about two years. Her health is so sensitive, I was afraid to add the DMSO. My mother will not consider injections for her eye condition, which are available. I recommended she try the honey with a view to giving relief to the itchy eye problem she also has.Now comes the astonishing part………much of her vision has returned. It only holds if she continues to apply the honey (only) each night. I could hardly believe it, nor could she! Was this coincidental or what…who knows….we only know that her eyesight is better.Cheers,Taffy

[Guest guest]

You are welcome, Obie;

I failed to mention in my earlier post that in using the castor oil/DMSO and or

the Swedish Bitters, not only do I apply it to the lid, I take my little

finger, dip it into the liquid and put it in the corner of my eyes. That

is what my friend in Sweden

did with very good results.

Also, about a month ago, I asked a local

Chinese herbalist for something to strengthen my eyes….that is, the

actual eyeball. The herbalist told me that Chinese medicine teaches that

eye problems generally start with the liver and kidneys and recommended a

tablet called. MING MU DIHUANG WAN. This has proven for me to be one of

the best remedies I have ever tried….I noticed results within the first

day….not just for my eyes, by for my general feeling of well being.

Google has information about this Chinese

herbal tablet…..I was able to buy it for considerably less directly from

the herb store, as compared to the price asked on the internet.

Taffy

From:

DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

[mailto:DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ]

On Behalf Of Obie

Sent: July-19-09 2:07 PM

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Subject: RE: Simple

cataract question - coconut milk or water?

Thank you, Ms.

Taffy, don't want surgery, but don't want Cataracts, either. I'll try these

suggestions and let you know what happens with me.

Obie.

___________________________________________________________________

Hello, Obie:

Nice to hear from you. I happened to be sitting at the

computer when your email came in.

Honey used for the eyes has been a real blessing in my

family. It has helped my eyes a great deal to overcome tired eyes, itchy

eyes, and has helped for blurriness.

As for my mother, she has wet macular degeneration in one

eye and has experienced relief and improvement from the use of honey.

Re cataracts, I have collected the following information:

castor oil, mixed with a

minute amount of DMSO, used on the eyelids morning and night, has remedied

cataracts in horses

Some Swedish doctors

recommend using Swedish Bitters on the eyelid, three times a day to

overcome cataracts….this does sting for a short while, though.

I have a close friend in Sweden who

overcame cataracts using Swedish Bitters. This was also recommended

by Treben in her book, “Health Through God’s

Pharmacy”.

The eye drops

“Can-C” also have proven to be a solution for some persons

with cataracts, I have been told. Info can be Googled re Can-C or Brite

Eyes Drops, which provides clinical studies about the effectiveness of

these drops. They are quite expensive, at least for me.

I was told that I have just a minor start to

cataracts: I am taking my own advice and in about six months will visit

the ophthalmologist again. At that time, I shall report whether or not I

was successful in eliminating the start of cataracts, using castor oil with

DMSO and Swedish Bitters.

Taffy

From: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

[mailto:DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO ]

On Behalf Of Obie

Sent: July-19-09 12:20 PM

To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO

Subject: Simple cataract

question - coconut milk or water?

Taffy, this is Obie. I've saved

your post of 9-8-2008 so that, in the event I needed it, I could post to

you. A couple days ago, my Eye Doctor told me I have cataracts, need

surgery, so I thought I'd contact you regarding your experience, and your

Mom's, with honey in your eyes; don't want surgery. Let me ask if,

when you said you and she could see better, was that due to that the honey

dissolved cataracts, if you know, please? And did she ever permit the

addition of the DMSO; if so, has that assisted her? Any information you

and others may provide to me will be appreciated, of course. Obie.

___________________________________________________________________

“Friendship

with God is reserved for those who reverence Him. With them alone He

shares the secrets of His promises, Ps 25:14

LB.

Hi, Group:

I have hesitated to write about an experience I have

recently had with my mother and wet macular degeneration, because it was so

astonishing to hardly sound believable. However, my conscience nags at me

to share our experience just in case it might help someone else.

Earlier in the summer, I was experiencing very itchy

eyebrows and eyelids….which happens to me when I have intense

concentration in my work. Nothing gave relief until I got the idea to try

pure, unprocessed liquid honey at night, rubbing it into the brows, the eyelash

line and in the corner of the eye. I not only experienced relief, but to

my surprise, could see more clearly.

Later on, I added a minute quantity of DMSO, say one drop to

one ounce of honey, and continued to experience good results.

I sent only some of the pure liquid honey to my mother, who

has been suffering from wet macular degeneration for about two years.

Her health is so sensitive, I was afraid to add the DMSO. My

mother will not consider injections for her eye condition, which are available.

I recommended she try the honey with a view to giving relief to the itchy eye

problem she also has.

Now comes the astonishing part………much of

her vision has returned. It only holds if she continues to apply the

honey (only) each night. I could hardly believe it, nor could she!

Was this coincidental or what…who knows….we only know that her

eyesight is better.

Cheers,

Taffy

[Guest guest]

Can this be natural, local raw honey or does it have to be a certain brand?

 

Honey used for the eyes has been a real blessing in my family.  It has helped my eyes a great deal to overcome tired eyes, itchy eyes, and has helped for blurriness.

 castor oil, mixed with a minute amount of DMSO, used on the eyelids morning and night, has remedied cataracts in horses

 The eye drops “Can-C†also have proven to be a solution for some persons with cataracts, I have been told.  Info can be Googled re Can-C or Brite Eyes Drops, which provides clinical studies about the effectiveness of these drops.  They are quite expensive, at least for me.

 Taffy

[Guest guest]

Hi, Taffy,

What kind of honey do you use. Does it necessary raw honey? Do you put honey on eye lid only? How often how long you saw the effect? Thanks. Helen

Subject: RE: Simple cataract question - coconut milk or water?To: DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO Date: Sunday, July 19, 2009, 1:10 PM

Hello, Obie:

Nice to hear from you. I happened to be sitting at the computer when your email came in.

Honey used for the eyes has been a real blessing in my family. It has helped my eyes a great deal to overcome tired eyes, itchy eyes, and has helped for blurriness.

As for my mother, she has wet macular degeneration in one eye and has experienced relief and improvement from the use of honey.

Re cataracts, I have collected the following information:

castor oil, mixed with a minute amount of DMSO, used on the eyelids morning and night, has remedied cataracts in horses

Some Swedish doctors recommend using Swedish Bitters on the eyelid, three times a day to overcome cataracts….this does sting for a short while, though. I have a close friend in Sweden who overcame cataracts using Swedish Bitters. This was also recommended by Treben in her book, “Health Through God’s Pharmacyâ€.

The eye drops “Can-C†also have proven to be a solution for some persons with cataracts, I have been told. Info can be Googled re Can-C or Brite Eyes Drops, which provides clinical studies about the effectiveness of these drops. They are quite expensive, at least for me.

I was told that I have just a minor start to cataracts: I am taking my own advice and in about six months will visit the ophthalmologist again. At that time, I shall report whether or not I was successful in eliminating the start of cataracts, using castor oil with DMSO and Swedish Bitters.

Taffy

From: DimethylSulfoxide- DMSO@yahoogroups .com [mailto: DimethylSulfoxide- DMSO@yahoogroups .com ] On Behalf Of ObieSent: July-19-09 12:20 PMTo: DimethylSulfoxide- DMSO@yahoogroups .comSubject: Simple cataract question - coconut milk or water?

Taffy, this is Obie. I've saved your post of 9-8-2008 so that, in the event I needed it, I could post to you. A couple days ago, my Eye Doctor told me I have cataracts, need surgery, so I thought I'd contact you regarding your experience, and your Mom's, with honey in your eyes; don't want surgery. Let me ask if, when you said you and she could see better, was that due to that the honey dissolved cataracts, if you know, please? And did she ever permit the addition of the DMSO; if so, has that assisted her? Any information you and others may provide to me will be appreciated, of course. Obie.

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“Friendship with God is reserved for those who reverence Him. With them alone He shares the secrets of His promises, Ps 25:14 LB.

Hi, Group:

I have hesitated to write about an experience I have recently had with my mother and wet macular degeneration, because it was so astonishing to hardly sound believable. However, my conscience nags at me to share our experience just in case it might help someone else.

Earlier in the summer, I was experiencing very itchy eyebrows and eyelids….which happens to me when I have intense concentration in my work. Nothing gave relief until I got the idea to try pure, unprocessed liquid honey at night, rubbing it into the brows, the eyelash line and in the corner of the eye. I not only experienced relief, but to my surprise, could see more clearly.

Later on, I added a minute quantity of DMSO, say one drop to one ounce of honey, and continued to experience good results.

I sent only some of the pure liquid honey to my mother, who has been suffering from wet macular degeneration for about two years. Her health is so sensitive, I was afraid to add the DMSO. My mother will not consider injections for her eye condition, which are available. I recommended she try the honey with a view to giving relief to the itchy eye problem she also has.

Now comes the astonishing part………much of her vision has returned. It only holds if she continues to apply the honey (only) each night. I could hardly believe it, nor could she! Was this coincidental or what…who knows….we only know that her eyesight is better.

Cheers,Taffy

[Guest guest]

Hey Obie. Hello. Just wondering how your beloved lady is doing?

Samala,