Can-C -cataracts in people/Uly

[Guest guest]

Hi Sol,

I have an idea as to why the Can-C burns at times and then other times, not.

I have a theory; when my eyes are irritated from being outside in the dust

(drought going on here), the Can-C will burn but then it feels good. Other

times, it does not burn but only feels good, as in refreshed.

I guess I didn't read the instructions very closely for just now see it is

to be used THREE times a day. Thanks for this information.

My Uncle, who cleared his cataracts that were so bad he could not see

himself in a mirror, followed instructions to the Tee, and his doctor told

him before the Can-C, he needed surgery for cataracts and then 6 months

later, told my Uncle he had no cataracts.

Either some don't follow instructions closely enough, or perhaps there are

some cataracts that do not respond. I think possibly the first one is more

likely.

Jean

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> Reply-To: <DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO >

> Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2011 13:05:20 -0700

> To: <DimethylSulfoxide-DMSO >

> Subject: Re: Can-C -cataracts in people/Uly

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> In reply to both of the below, I can't resist posting my personal

> experiences:

> 1--I have used BOTH Can-C and Brite Eyes III for months at a time over

> the past 2 years with no effect on my developing cataracts that I can be

> sure of (though it is hard to say it may not have slowed progression at

> least a little)

> 2--my lack of results could be because BOTH do burn my eyes terribly at

> times, so I have never been 100% compliant with the 3 x a day dosing.

> Because I know the drops are very likely to burn like fire, I think it

> causes me to unconsciously forget to do them too frequently.

>

> As to why they at times burn the hell out of me, and don't burn the next

> person, I have no idea. And why they frequently burn me, but sometimes

> do not, I also have no idea, it doesn't correlate with anything at all

> that I can determine.

> sol

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> Taffy wrote: _____

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>> With cataracts in people, I've experienced, and some of my clients have

>> experienced, cataracts dissipating and finally dissolving after a few months

>> of daily use of Can-C - a product originally developed in Russia. My

>> cataract broke up and dissolved after 4 months of using it 3 times daily.

>> Can-C can be purchased inexpensively at swansonhealth.com.

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>> Hi, (and Uly)

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>> Also might add that Can-C does NOT sting at all. I have bought it for my

>> mother who would never consider, say, DMSO in the eye. Clinical research on

>> Can-C is compelling as to its effectiveness in helping cataracts.

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>> Taffy

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I took the drops for six weeks and never saw a change, not even a tiny

bit. I figured why throw good money after bad so I never tried again.

Will try the green coconut water before trying that again. I have

insurance and can get the operation, but the cataract is not that bad

yet, and I fear a detached retina complication since I have elongated

eyeballs.

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>

> In reply to both of the below, I can't resist posting my personal

> experiences:

> 1--I have used BOTH Can-C and Brite Eyes III for months at a time over

> the past 2 years with no effect on my developing cataracts that I can be

> sure of (though it is hard to say it may not have slowed progression at

> least a little)

> 2--my lack of results could be because BOTH do burn my eyes terribly at

> times, so I have never been 100% compliant with the 3 x a day dosing.

> Because I know the drops are very likely to burn like fire, I think it

> causes me to unconsciously forget to do them too frequently.

>

> As to why they at times burn the hell out of me, and don't burn the next

> person, I have no idea. And why they frequently burn me, but sometimes

> do not, I also have no idea, it doesn't correlate with anything at all

> that I can determine.

> sol

>

> Taffy wrote: _____

> > wrote:

> >

> > With cataracts in people, I've experienced, and some of my clients have

> > experienced, cataracts dissipating and finally dissolving after a

> few months

> > of daily use of Can-C - a product originally developed in Russia. My

> > cataract broke up and dissolved after 4 months of using it 3 times

> daily.

> > Can-C can be purchased inexpensively at swansonhealth.com.

> >

> > Hi, (and Uly)

> >

> > Also might add that Can-C does NOT sting at all. I have bought it for my

> > mother who would never consider, say, DMSO in the eye. Clinical

> research on

> > Can-C is compelling as to its effectiveness in helping cataracts.

> >

> > Taffy

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Necessity may be the mother of invention, but God is the Father of all good

things.

G. Simpkins

[Guest guest]

The primary ingredient in both Can-C and Brite eyes is N-acetyl-carnosine. You

can actually buy the bulk powder at purebulk.com, only place on the internet

that I have found it. Should be possible to make your own eye drops that are far

more powerful and cost effective than buying them at places like iherb or

antiagingsystems.

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>> With cataracts in people, I've experienced, and some of my clients have

>> experienced, cataracts dissipating and finally dissolving after a few months

>> of daily use of Can-C - a product originally developed in Russia. My

>> cataract broke up and dissolved after 4 months of using it 3 times daily.

>> Can-C can be purchased inexpensively at swansonhealth.com.

>>

>> Hi, (and Uly)

>>

>> Also might add that Can-C does NOT sting at all. I have bought it for my

>> mother who would never consider, say, DMSO in the eye. Clinical research on

>> Can-C is compelling as to its effectiveness in helping cataracts.

>>

>> Taffy

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