"Asking for a friend" ;-> I don't have a lot of experience with using it for Eyes, but I wouldn't hesitate if it was me. If that person also suffers from "dry eye" I would use no eye drops sans saline drops anywhere around the DMSO treatment time. I would also cut it with ionic silver even though I've heard that an eye (with normal moisture levels), tolerates DMSO well. I used to talk to Dr Morton Walker occasionally (I sold his books on my website and he actually answered the phone when I ordered his, "DMSO Nature's Healer") and he was a proponent of straight up DMSO drops in the eyes. Adding the proven healing power of silver just seems like a great team. I would also dose MMS ( with the 8 hourly daily doses in the #1000 protocol) along with the drops. I might rub castor oil on my eyelids too, before bed (which I do anyway) as castor oil was probably the single most used treatment/cure in the Edgar Cayce healing modalities. I would definitely NOT bounce any of this off their eye doctor, but I'm sure they already got that memo, since they know you...
Opps... My brain glanced right over the "lower lid" part of that question, so my answer was totally "focused" on going right into the eye. But if they're a sissy they could start slow. :)
Question for you: I have avoided using DMSO in my eye because I read in Amanda VollmerтАЩs book Healing with DMSO that if we have synthetic lenses, like after cataract surgery, it is not a good idea. Interested in your thoughts on thisтАжтАж. I have tried twice using Andreas KalckerтАЩs recipe, and I got strong stinging in the eye. And I tried each ingredient separately, and it was the DMSO causing the stinging. I tried once with a gel and once with liquid. And then gave up! What do you think?
What is your purpose for using it in your eyes? I'm not going to claim solid expertise when it comes to replacement lenses. I have them too, from cataract surgery, but I did try DMSO drops prior trying to duck the surgery. I used an 80% ionic silver, 20% DMSO then and probably didn't give it long enough before opting for the surgery. I'm not going to just defer to Amanda on this one, since I haven't read her book to know where she gets that warning? I've watched al lot of her videos and she grates on me at times with her terse style :) Maybe that's a mirror ;-> I'm sure she cleans that up for a book... There are several carnivore eye doctors seeing improvement in both glaucoma and macular degeneration, with that diet, though. One doctor has a CureAMD.com Shit, I just did a search on his site and didn't find a reference to the carnivore diet? I was sure that's a topic he (Chris) has addressed. Let me do a youtube search (even if this isn't your issue, it will be for someone). Boom! Here's the whole search results including an interview with Dr Chris and Dr Lisa. Both of them are pretty accessible, so maybe emailing, or catching them live would be a better source for DMSO info?
Oh, I also use Castor Oil topically on my eye lids nightly. I sleep on my back, so it's no mess for me, but they also make castor oil pack eye masks. That might help your issues? It was probably Edgar Cayce's most recommended treatment for just about anything...
Thank you for all this infoтАжтАжThe problem with my eyes is that overnight they weep and ooze and in the morning are crusted shut. Was just interested in if itтАЩs possible to make that better. As it is now, in the mornings I use a hot steamy wash cloth to soften up the mess and get my eyes really open.
Hi Mary, When I had something like this( blepharitis, I think itтАЩs called), I was told (1) warm soak with a washcloth (2) then to wipe/scrub each eye from inner corner to outer corner for several minutes using baby shampoo ( use a separate cotton pad for each eye to NOT cross contaminate) тАж (3) daily or 2X a day for 21 DAYS. The 21 was hard but needed to get rid of the wee mite that had taken up residence . Yikes! It worked!
I'm not positive on this one, but I'm pretty sure I've heard about this in the carnivore community as a chemical imbalance that is another one of the many ailments that disappears in a few weeks after going on the "nothing that grows in the ground", diet
I had a sty forming, put 1% on outside of upper lid before bed. Gone by morning.
Intrigued by these people who put it in the eye. Haven't gotten that brave yet!
There's a South American eye medicine called Sananga. A lot of South American medicines are tortuous, and Sananga is no exception. I get the feeling that DMSO would be a lot like that (only maybe less dangerous).
What about lower lid application for retinal scarring? I have a FRIEND with that.
"Asking for a friend" ;-> I don't have a lot of experience with using it for Eyes, but I wouldn't hesitate if it was me. If that person also suffers from "dry eye" I would use no eye drops sans saline drops anywhere around the DMSO treatment time. I would also cut it with ionic silver even though I've heard that an eye (with normal moisture levels), tolerates DMSO well. I used to talk to Dr Morton Walker occasionally (I sold his books on my website and he actually answered the phone when I ordered his, "DMSO Nature's Healer") and he was a proponent of straight up DMSO drops in the eyes. Adding the proven healing power of silver just seems like a great team. I would also dose MMS ( with the 8 hourly daily doses in the #1000 protocol) along with the drops. I might rub castor oil on my eyelids too, before bed (which I do anyway) as castor oil was probably the single most used treatment/cure in the Edgar Cayce healing modalities. I would definitely NOT bounce any of this off their eye doctor, but I'm sure they already got that memo, since they know you...
Opps... My brain glanced right over the "lower lid" part of that question, so my answer was totally "focused" on going right into the eye. But if they're a sissy they could start slow. :)
Question for you: I have avoided using DMSO in my eye because I read in Amanda VollmerтАЩs book Healing with DMSO that if we have synthetic lenses, like after cataract surgery, it is not a good idea. Interested in your thoughts on thisтАжтАж. I have tried twice using Andreas KalckerтАЩs recipe, and I got strong stinging in the eye. And I tried each ingredient separately, and it was the DMSO causing the stinging. I tried once with a gel and once with liquid. And then gave up! What do you think?
What is your purpose for using it in your eyes? I'm not going to claim solid expertise when it comes to replacement lenses. I have them too, from cataract surgery, but I did try DMSO drops prior trying to duck the surgery. I used an 80% ionic silver, 20% DMSO then and probably didn't give it long enough before opting for the surgery. I'm not going to just defer to Amanda on this one, since I haven't read her book to know where she gets that warning? I've watched al lot of her videos and she grates on me at times with her terse style :) Maybe that's a mirror ;-> I'm sure she cleans that up for a book... There are several carnivore eye doctors seeing improvement in both glaucoma and macular degeneration, with that diet, though. One doctor has a CureAMD.com Shit, I just did a search on his site and didn't find a reference to the carnivore diet? I was sure that's a topic he (Chris) has addressed. Let me do a youtube search (even if this isn't your issue, it will be for someone). Boom! Here's the whole search results including an interview with Dr Chris and Dr Lisa. Both of them are pretty accessible, so maybe emailing, or catching them live would be a better source for DMSO info?
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=carnivore+AND+macular+degeneration
Good luck!
Oh, I also use Castor Oil topically on my eye lids nightly. I sleep on my back, so it's no mess for me, but they also make castor oil pack eye masks. That might help your issues? It was probably Edgar Cayce's most recommended treatment for just about anything...
In the 80's, I scoffed. Castor oil for everything! That was the Cayce solution.
Now I'm believing he was onto something.
AMD has that warning as well, iirc.
Thank you for all this infoтАжтАжThe problem with my eyes is that overnight they weep and ooze and in the morning are crusted shut. Was just interested in if itтАЩs possible to make that better. As it is now, in the mornings I use a hot steamy wash cloth to soften up the mess and get my eyes really open.
Hi Mary, When I had something like this( blepharitis, I think itтАЩs called), I was told (1) warm soak with a washcloth (2) then to wipe/scrub each eye from inner corner to outer corner for several minutes using baby shampoo ( use a separate cotton pad for each eye to NOT cross contaminate) тАж (3) daily or 2X a day for 21 DAYS. The 21 was hard but needed to get rid of the wee mite that had taken up residence . Yikes! It worked!
I'm not positive on this one, but I'm pretty sure I've heard about this in the carnivore community as a chemical imbalance that is another one of the many ailments that disappears in a few weeks after going on the "nothing that grows in the ground", diet
I had a sty forming, put 1% on outside of upper lid before bed. Gone by morning.
Intrigued by these people who put it in the eye. Haven't gotten that brave yet!
There's a South American eye medicine called Sananga. A lot of South American medicines are tortuous, and Sananga is no exception. I get the feeling that DMSO would be a lot like that (only maybe less dangerous).