Re: Was: Rife Technology eliminate cataracts; Is: FAT-Honey

[Guest guest]

I Don't know about the fat part, but an interesting aside is that honey

has also been used to treat cataract. It is important that the honey

is not crystallized because the eye can be scratched. I've used it in

my eyes for other things, and prefer raw honey as it contains enzymes

which are destroyed in heating. One of them produces hydrogen

peroxide. Raw honey is more sterile and keeps longer than cooked

honey- the bees know what they are doing. It stings pretty good for a

short time. There may be the possibility of allergic reaction, so

proceed cautiously. If anyone is very interested, I could provide a

little more information if you contact me back channel.

Steve E.

> > ...I was told that the cloudiness of a cataract is

> > actually a build up of fat and that putting drops of Flax Seed oil

> in your

> > eyes will dissolve it.  I bought some for an elderly friend with the

> > problem.  He claims that it worked.  Has no need for cataract

> surgery now.

[Guest guest]

will try the honey...am doing flaxseed as of yesterday...would you know who sent

in that info? i would like some more information on

how often this person whose cataracts were healed used it and how long it

took...thanks! ariella

and Tamara wrote:

> I Don't know about the fat part, but an interesting aside is that honey

> has also been used to treat cataract. It is important that the honey

> is not crystallized because the eye can be scratched. I've used it in

> my eyes for other things, and prefer raw honey as it contains enzymes

> which are destroyed in heating. One of them produces hydrogen

> peroxide. Raw honey is more sterile and keeps longer than cooked

> honey- the bees know what they are doing. It stings pretty good for a

> short time. There may be the possibility of allergic reaction, so

> proceed cautiously. If anyone is very interested, I could provide a

> little more information if you contact me back channel.

>

> Steve E.

>

> > > ...I was told that the cloudiness of a cataract is

> > > actually a build up of fat and that putting drops of Flax Seed oil

> > in your

> > > eyes will dissolve it. I bought some for an elderly friend with the

> > > problem. He claims that it worked. Has no need for cataract

> > surgery now.

>

[Guest guest]

> > Steve E.

> > > > ...I was told that the cloudiness of a cataract is

> > > > actually a build up of fat and that putting drops of Flax Seed oil

> > > in your

> > > > eyes will dissolve it.

> and Tamara wrote:

> > I Don't know about the fat part, but an interesting aside is that honey

> > has also been used to treat cataract. It is important that the honey

> > is not crystallized because the eye can be scratched.

Ariella wrote:

> will try the honey...am doing flaxseed as of yesterday...would you know who

sent in that info? i would like some more information on

> how often this person whose cataracts were healed used it and how long it

took...thanks! ariella

If all else fails, you can make a dynamite salad dressing with the flax oil,

honey, a little raw apple cider vinegar, and some herbs. Yummm!

Nenah

[Guest guest]

could you ask steve F my question? about how long it took to heal the

cataracts?

also, i want to try the honey...i guess you just put some on your finger and put

it in? thanks!!! ariella

Nenah Sylver wrote:

> > > Steve E.

> > > > > ...I was told that the cloudiness of a cataract is

> > > > > actually a build up of fat and that putting drops of Flax Seed oil

> > > > in your

> > > > > eyes will dissolve it.

>

> > and Tamara wrote:

> > > I Don't know about the fat part, but an interesting aside is that honey

> > > has also been used to treat cataract. It is important that the honey

> > > is not crystallized because the eye can be scratched.

>

> Ariella wrote:

> > will try the honey...am doing flaxseed as of yesterday...would you know who

> sent in that info? i would like some more information on

> > how often this person whose cataracts were healed used it and how long it

> took...thanks! ariella

>

> If all else fails, you can make a dynamite salad dressing with the flax oil,

> honey, a little raw apple cider vinegar, and some herbs. Yummm!

>

> Nenah

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Ariella,

Please keep us posted.

jra

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Re: Was: Rife Technology eliminate cataracts; Is: FAT-Honey

> will try the honey...am doing flaxseed as of yesterday...would you know

who sent in that info? i would like some more information on

> how often this person whose cataracts were healed used it and how long it

took...thanks! ariella