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Effective Natural Remedies for Glaucoma Management

| Modified on Feb 26, 2025
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Black Seed Oil, Castor Oil
Posted by sharon (Missouri) on 02/26/2025
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Re black seed oil: I'm a human with glaucoma. I saw Om's post from 2016 suggestion about black seed oil helping this, and I had some on hand. I mixed a drop or two of black seed oil with a drop or two of castor oil and applied it on my upper and lower eyelids. Frequency varied. Often I applied it only once or twice a day. When I first started using this, I had iritis and applied it several times a day to my left eye, as it eased the pain.

Subsequent visits to the eye doctor showed greatly reduced pressure in both eyes--and this was despite the fact that I was using Prednisalone in the left eye for iritis. Prednisalone increases eye pressure.

One immediate result of applying this around my eyes is that "floaters" almost completely disappeared.

One additional "home remedy" I used on the left eye was DMSO, also applied on the eyelids (not instilled into the eye). This completely killed the pain of iritis, but did not cure it. I applied this every few hours, more or less as needed for pain. I used a DMSO roller bottle that was a 70/30 water medi gel from the DMSO store online. I don't know if this relieved eye pressure or not. I used it only on the left eye, and the pressure in both eyes was greatly reduced--went from the 30s down to the teens in both eyes. So I think it was the black seed oil.

If you don't mix black seed oil with equal parts castor oil, it stings.


Nicotinamide or Niacinamide
Posted by Art (California) on 01/05/2025 2444 posts

Hi NK,

To be clear on dosing, none of the referenced studies used nicotinamide, niacinamide or nicotinic acid(Niacin) directly in the eyes, but rather used human oral dosing or equivalent animal model dosing of Niacinamide in the 3 gram day dosing area for humans taken orally. This oral dosing area has been shown to be safe in previous studies.

The 1 hour of tingling and burning feeling you experienced does not sound safe in my opinion and is not reflective of the oral dosing used in the multiple studies which is known to be safe.

Art


Nicotinamide or Niacinamide
Posted by NK (Indiana) on 01/05/2025
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I had been having a problem with my right eye for a while. I felt like my pressure was worse. So I tried flush. Though this Dr.Axe ( https://draxe.com/nutrition/niacin-flush/ ) doesn't recommend it for persons with glaucoma condition. But I thought flush would help my condition by better circulation to the area. 1 hour of tingling and burning feeling wasn't that bad. Well, the result was what I was hoping for. I felt my pressure go down and my vision got better than before I flushed. This is my opinion. I think the Niacine flush helped a little. I think I will keep using the method periodically.


Nicotinamide or Niacinamide
Posted by Art (California) on 01/02/2025 2444 posts
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This relatively new (July 2024) review suggests that the use of nicotinamide, a form of vitamin B3 may be useful in managing glaucoma as discussed here :

https://www.mdpi.com/2227-9059/12/8/1655#:~:text=Conclusions: Nicotinamide holds promise as, safety concerns in glaucoma patients.

Here is a relevant quote from the comprehensive literature review :

' The literature review revealed the preclinical evidence supporting nicotinamide's neuroprotective effects on RGCs, the preservation of optic nerve integrity, and the modulation of glaucoma-associated neuroinflammation. Additionally, nicotinamide may exert IOP-lowering effects through its influence on ocular blood flow and aqueous humor dynamics. Conclusions: Nicotinamide holds promise as a novel therapeutic approach in glaucoma management, offering potential neuroprotective and IOP-lowering effects. '

RGC = Retinal Ganglion Cell IOP = Intraocular Pressure

The following link is to literature describing the safety of high dose nicotinamide :

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7277745/#:~:text=These studies assure safety in, minor and resolved upon termination.

Here is a very relevant quote from the literature link :

' Meanwhile, tolerance of doses near 1 g (or up to 3 g) of daily intake of NAM, even during long-term administration, has been demonstrated in many studies. Examples are the European Nicotinamide Diabetes Intervention Trial (ENDIT), where children were treated with 25–50 mg/kg a day for 5 years without reported adverse effects [20, 97] and a recent clinical study which showed that intake of 1.5 g NAM twice daily for 6 months was safe in elderlies [NCT00580931]. These studies assure safety in the current wide-spread practice of long-term dietary intake of 500–1000 mg per day. Although headache, dizziness, and vomiting occurred in healthy humans when NAM at doses up to 6 g was ingested on an empty stomach [43], these adverse effects were minor and resolved upon termination.

Note that problems tended to start to occur in the area of 6 grams on an empty stomach. That is a huge dose for most supplements and I haven't seen studies suggesting that such high doses are useful and healthful.

In previous testing I have found Nicotinamide or Niacinamide to be very tolerable and noticed no apparent side effects at the dosages I tested. This is a useful addition to EC's list of glaucoma remedies.

Art

Citicoline
Posted by Art (California) on 02/07/2024 2444 posts

You are very welcome, Lin!

Thank you for coming back to share your results with the community as glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness in the world, so having a practical way of controlling it is very important!

On a related note and a bit of a warning, choline is noted for increasing TMA and TMAO, and citicoline is thought to possibly do the same, but to a lesser extent as discussed here :

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6683073/

Here is a relevant quote :

' It is hypothesized that, compared to choline moiety in other dietary sources such as phosphatidylcholine, choline in citicoline is less prone to conversion to trimethylamine (TMA) and its putative atherogenic N-oxide (TMAO). Epidemiological studies have suggested that choline supplementation may improve cognitive performance, and for this application citicoline may be safer and more efficacious. '

So a little bit of bad, but a lot of good with citicoline.

TMA/TMAO are not good for our health, especially heart health. Fortunately your citicoline dose is low, vitamin D supplementation reduces TMA/TMAO and vitamin D is also thought to help glaucoma as discussed in the following links :

Vitamin D Reduces TMA/TMAO

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7558778/#:~:text=The present study provides novel, AS and the resulting CVD.

Here is a relevant quote from the study :

' The present study provides novel findings that vitamin D supplementation can reduce the levels of plasma TMA and TMAO through the regulation of gut microbiota composition and may serve as a novel method for the prevention of AS and the resulting CVD. '

Vitamin D Useful In Glaucoma

https://www.hindawi.com/journals/joph/2020/8071280/

A relevant quote from the review :

' Vitamin D3 has been shown to play a major role in reducing inflammation, modulating the immune response, and decreasing angiogenesis in the eye and in other organs. It has been suggested that, through its neuroprotective effect, vitamin D3 could be a protective factor for glaucoma and that vitamin D3 deficiency could explain glaucoma occurrence or severity in some patients. Other neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's disease and multiple sclerosis have been similarly related to vitamin D3 deficiency. '

So given the known health benefits of vitamin D, it makes plenty of sense to use vitamin D in conjunction with citicoline for best effect in glaucoma and best health.

Art


Citicoline
Posted by Lin (New Mexico) on 02/07/2024
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On my third capsule of CDP Citicoline (250mg/dose) and I feel like a new person. The first dose totally relieved eye pressure within an hour. I also researched into heat shock proteins and I feel there is finally some hope for a realistic cure. As it also protects against Alzheimers (over 70 here) I feel its an amazing win. Thank you for posting this.


Multiple Remedies
Posted by Daneille (Iowa) on 09/12/2023
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I use several things, I was diagnosed just 6 years ago with pressures into 38 with damage in both eyes. I take a supplement that includes 14 ingredients 2 times daily, I also take eye protector supplement it has all the thing to keep eyes healthy like . I do morning and night pressure points and a massage. I wear Castor oil packs nightly, I do red light and infrared sauna a few times a week for over the past year. I was at 20 and 24 last appt and completely stable so he is bumping to every year to be seen. I was just reading about young coconut water and drinking daily to help and eye washing so I will try that as well. I do regularly excise and get a well balanced diet. I hope to keep this up for the next 50 years~


Mastic Gum, Frankincense Essential Oil
Posted by Monica (KY) on 08/28/2023

Rocky Mountain Oils have quality eo's. That's what I use and highly recommend them for something like this. I'm definitely gonna try this.


Juicing
Posted by Ray (Rio Grande TX) on 10/06/2022 3 posts

What amount of carrots celery apple and beets did you use?


Citicoline
Posted by MICHELE (Ontario) on 10/06/2022

EYE DROPS ARE AVAILABLE - also an oral solution and pill form.


Citicoline
Posted by Art (California) on 04/09/2022 2444 posts

Hi kittyelli,

Sorry about that, those drops are intended for oral use so they will not work for use as eye drops. I could not find the Citicoline eye drops available in the US.

Art


Citicoline
Posted by kittyelli (Niagara Falls NY.) on 04/08/2022 6 posts

Hello Art, I love all the articles that you have written on different subjects. I have been taking Citicoline for a few months and would like to add the eye drops, but have only been able to find them in Spain. I don't know what the regulations in Spain are concerning medication, consequently been afraid to order them. Do you know if they are available in the States?? Thank you. Kitty.


Diet, Exercise, Frankincense
Posted by Dana (Cabarlah, qld.) on 04/03/2022

If you do a search on Dr Benjamin Lane and diet, you will find several articles on the topic of glaucoma.


Lutein
Posted by Gloria (michigan) on 04/02/2022
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My Mom had non treatable macular, had lost sight in the left eye and it had moved into the right eye along with glaucoma. Our Ophthalmologist said to take 40mg of straight Lutein which I purchased thru Puritans Pride. She took it for the summer, it reversed the macular in the right eye, no more glaucoma and she got sight back in her left eye. She passed away a few years later, I started taking the 40mg Lutein once a day and my eyes got so better that I went from the glasses I had in 2020 back to 1995. I just got my eyes reexamined, and she was shocked at how my sight had improved.


Citicoline
Posted by Art (California) on 03/29/2022 2444 posts
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There are now multiple studies (RCTs) showing that Citicoline is effective for relieving Glaucoma.

Here is a new study( March 2022) showing the efficacy of Citicoline at just 250 mg/day for Glaucoma :

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8907038/

Here is a relevant quote from the study :

>>> ' With oral citicoline treatment, the loss in the average RNFL is prevented in POAG patients in the short-term. Study data show that citicoline may have a significant impact on slowing glaucoma progression, which could have a potential neuroprotective effect.'<<<

In the following RCT (June 2020) it is shown that even eye drops utilizing Citicoline is effective for Glaucoma :

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7337116/

Here is a relevant quote from the study :

>>> ' Additional treatment with citicoline eyedrops to IOP-lowering treatment might reduce disease progression in patients with progressing glaucoma despite IOP ≤18 mm Hg. ' <<<

In this last comprehensive review (March 2021) the protective role of Citicoline against the effects of glaucoma related neurodegeneration are elucidated in greater detail :

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8003774/

Here is a relevant quote from the study :

>>> ' In addition to the evidences of an improvement of psychophysical, morphological, and electrophysiological outcomes, coming from small comparative randomized pilot clinical trials or larger not controlled before-after studies (performed in different ophthalmological neurodegenerative diseases, like OAG, AION, and DR), for the first time a reduction of the rate of visual field progression has been recently reported in OAG patients in a large randomized double-masked placebo-controlled clinical trial, thus further supporting the clinical use of citicoline. ' <<<

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Art

IP6
Posted by Rhonda (TX) on 03/03/2022 33 posts

https://www.swansonvitamins.com/


IP6
Posted by Jacqueline (El Paso TX ) on 03/02/2022 26 posts

What is IP6? What does one get it? and what dosage is recommended for glaucoma or glaucoma prevention?


Magnet Therapy
Posted by Alexander (Germany) on 01/30/2022

There is still some controversy regarding different effects of applying "north" vs. "south" magnetic pole for healing.

It has been argued for some time, "The Negative Pole reduces, contracts, cools... The Positive pole expands or increases"

However, hard evidence on the effects of polarity are still lacking:

https://qmagnets.com/is-there-any-difference-in-using-the-north-or-south-pole-of-a-magnet/

What are the experiences regarding use of different polarities for Glaucoma?

Also is using a stronger Neodymium Magnet safe on the eyes? Some articles mention that you should avoid stronger magnets on the eyes.


DMSO
Posted by ORH (TEN MILE , TN) on 10/19/2021

RONALD, ORH here, and a number of years ago, I got a DMSO compound formula from a renowned doctor and used it in my eyes. The FDA proceeded to shut down the compound pharmacy and take their license, using this as the reason. They never contacted me to see if it worked. Myself, I would not do what you are doing. DMSO is the most powerful solvent there is. It is fantastic if used properly. It is not for amateurs in the eyes.

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DMSO
Posted by Carolyn (Pearland, Tx) on 10/19/2021

What brand of DMSO you did you use? And where did you get it? Thank you so much in advance.


DMSO
Posted by Carolyn (Pearland ) on 10/05/2021

How often and how long did you use the DMSO? Any more details will be helpful!


Juicing
Posted by Nina S. (India) on 08/07/2021

Thanks so much, Jan. I will start juicing immediately, what proportion of veggies do you use or is it just approximately?


DMSO
Posted by Linda (Springtown, Texas) on 08/04/2021

I bought some diluted DMSO drops from Yummy Mummy and there are 2 different strengths.


DMSO
Posted by Lexie (Virginia) on 07/10/2021

Hi. How do you dilute your DSMO? Thank you.


DMSO
Posted by Ronald (New Hampshire) on 07/02/2021
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I have used DMSO diluted to 70% and put one drop in each eye. Yes it does burn, but it only lasts for about 20-30 seconds and is gone. You do this twice a day laying down for five to ten minutes. My cataracts are almost gone and my glaucoma has been cured. DMSO will not hurt your eyes! My vision is so much better also.

IP6
Posted by HisJewel (New York) on 02/20/2021

Greetings Hoss from Ennis Tx,

Regarding the use IP6 to restore your wife's vision, when you said,

" She took dosage mentioned "

do you mean the dosage mentioned on the IP6 bottle?


IP6
Posted by Hoss (Ennis, Tx) on 01/20/2020
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My wife had visual fields test due to risk of glaucoma. Upper left quadrant was dark. MRI revealed white mass exerting pressure on vision region of brain. I assumed it was calcium. I remembered IP6. She took dosage mentioned above and in 10 days, her vision in that quadrant had returned.

Gentle Eye Rub
Posted by J. Park (United States) on 08/13/2019
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I'm a yogi (non-Indian) practicing "DoIn" methods of various kinds.

One of which for eye health (esp. eye hypertension) is to "rub" your eyes gently every day. First vigorously rub palms against each other, esp, tip of middle& 4th fingers, until they are hot, gently rub your eyes 20 times. Also use the same method for facial rejuvenation as well. This is well-known ancient method. PS: think about what would happen if you rub your eyes, you are putting a gentle pressure against your eye balls which would help squeeze some liquid out your eye balls. right?

FYI, my numbers are 10 (left) 8 (right), I've been neglecting my eye's health and have poor vision and started practicing this ancient wisdom very recently.

J.Park


Increase Circulation
Posted by Richard (Florida) on 06/17/2020
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Germanium is the best thing for supplying oxygen to the body.....Read the report on it by the Japanese researcher who discovered this: http://www.batfa.com/asaigermanium.htm


Increase Circulation
Posted by NaSt (Florida) on 04/05/2019
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There are different kind of glaucomas. Open angle, closed angle, normal tension, secondary.

The main cause of normotensive open glaucoma is often overlooked by eye doctors. Reduced blood flow to the eyes and therefore oxygenation of the eyes is the main cause. Google eyes moxibustion (moxa).

Invest in legs sleeves that pump blood from your lower body up.

I think everyone over 60 should have it. Increased blood flow to oxygen starved tissues and organs including brain and eyes do wonders in the long time.

Read Dr. Jack Kruse blogs about glaucoma (Optimal health). Sun gazing the very first few minutes after sun rises above horizon is a must according to him.

Supplements
Posted by Vanessa (Milwaukee, Wi) on 08/28/2020
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I would like to know if anyone has found and used supplements to support glaucoma. I am looking for something to reduce my IOP and something to be neuroprotective for the optic nerve. I am already taking supplements of lutein and zeaxanthin, taurine and MSM. Does anyone know anything about the effectiveness of PEA and herbs?


Juicing
Posted by Jan (Canada) on 08/11/2020
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I want to share what I've been doing for my pseudoexfoliation glaucoma. I found out ten years ago and have had numerous lasers and drops with no luck in lowering my OP. I tried numerous things over the years with no success.

I started juicing beets, carrots, celery, lemon and apple every morning and drinking it down immediately.

Since I've been juicing, it's been three months now, my OP is down to 16 from 30. I've had my eyes checked twice so far and it's still normal. Thought I would share in case anyone else is as frustrated as I was. Juicing may not be the most convenient thing to do every day but the results are worth it.

Omega 3, Vitamin C, Gingko Biloba
Posted by Godfrey Olokor (Effurun, Warri, Delta State, Nigeria ) on 07/20/2020

Please thanks for the information. I am interested in these items, So how can I get them here in Nigeria?


Diet, Exercise, Frankincense
Posted by Amanda (Oran, Algeria) on 07/18/2020

HI dear, the link to the article on Glaucoma in Mother Nature didn't work. I searched for the article to no avail. Just so you know.


Sea Salt
Posted by Festus (Fl) on 10/01/2018

Do you drink the sea salt or use as an eye drops.....thanks!


Omega 3, Vitamin C, Gingko Biloba
Posted by Liz (Oak Park, Mi) on 07/27/2018

Please let me know if anyone can find that link to the Spanish Dr as I'm going thru a lot with my glaucoma now. Thank you.


Fennel Seeds
Posted by Paula (Pa) on 07/21/2018

Can someone please give more information on fennel seed for glaucoma.


Ted's Remedies
Posted by Carlton (London, Uk) on 05/17/2018

Hi Preet. I don't know anything about the protein you mention but read up about Frankincense essential oil for glaucoma. A lot of information online.


Ted's Remedies
Posted by Preet (Michigan) on 05/15/2018

I have glaucoma and have blind spots in both of my eyes as a result of the dead optic nerve. The oncomodulin protein seems very promising. Do you know of an ophthalmologist/ practitioner who would prescribe it? I don't believe it is available for anyone to buy and try. But if so, can you please let me know where to buy it from and how to use it? Thanks a lot!!!


Omega 3, Vitamin C, Gingko Biloba
Posted by Ancasale (Zaragoza, Spain) on 03/18/2018

My wife has a Glaucoma disease since a month ago. I would know if your remedy was 100% effective? Would you recomend it to her? Thanks for your help.


Frankincense Oil
Posted by Gary (Denver) on 03/12/2018
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My intra-ocular pressure has been on the rise for the last 3 years, and was at 20 for both eyes when I had my last eye examine, which was 45 days ago.

I started using Frankincense and taking vegetable glycerin internally and externally making my own eye drops. I also placed magnets in my sleep mask and wore it every night. In addition I changed my diet, going from a healthy vegetarian diet, to a strict vegan 80 percent raw diet, along with juicing lots of organic veggies, and vigorous cardio and resistance training. Today, which is 45 days from my last examine, I was happy to find things were moving in the right direction. My pressures was 18 in my right eye and 17 in the left.


Multiple Remedies
Posted by Grace1 (New York) on 02/21/2018
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I always had perfect health took supplements worked out. I noticed I had sinus issues, dry, itchy eyes, rashes, sore throat . After seeing, seventy doctors one suspected mold we hired a reputable, certified industrial hygienist. Mold spores were in the air, nothing visible, no odor at all! We had all the walls removed and water was leaking in three pipes with lots of black mold. We remediated and sold. Saw an opthamologist, eye pressure normal, but the photo showed my right eye right eye was on that fine line for being diagnosed with early glaucoma. I instantly knew it was the mold exposure!

Began taking selenium, niacin, chromium, Lutein Zeaxanthin, organic cold pressed flaxseed oil, and potent fish oil. Also taking an Ayurvedic medicine Patanjali dristhi eye drops causes the eye to tear up, but it works eye muscles is how I look at it . Using my inversion board every night for 10 minutes this is typically for my back, but it brings blood flow to the head this can offset eye issues, do your own research on this it is very beneficial. Read intention experiments done by Lynn Mctaggert saw the medical miracles so I started my own group with 9 like-minded people. I will do everything to reverse this ..yes it is reversible there are medical discoveries made that can reverse this. Get a doctor that is in the "know group"

Dr Benowitz discovered that treatment with the protein, called oncomodulin, nearly doubled the growth of optic nerve fibres by latching on to them and switching on a suite of growth genes.In further tests, found that optic nerve damage and found that tiny capsules containing oncomodulin and another drug increased nerve regeneration by five to seven times. Discovered a molecule that causes more nerve regeneration than anything else ever studied.


Magnet Therapy
Posted by Selena (Texas) on 11/25/2017
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mygawd, I read about the "kitchen magnet" treatment for glaucoma symptoms, GOT UP AND GRABBED A MAGNET off the refrigerator, placed it gently over that eye and kept reading through cures and YES I FEEL A DIFFERENCE within about 5 minutes-when I go to bed that magnet's goin w/me to stay for the 10 minute treatment.

it is the strangest sensation, I feel like that eye is bulging-pushed against the upper eye lid and visible LOL but it's not the least bit noticeable BUT I FEEL IT and am tired of it.

was just diagnosed and cannot remember the reading either. LOL I knew something wasn't right!


Glaucoma Remedies
Posted by Prince Arcane (Atlanta, Georgia) on 09/20/2017

If one recommends Magnet Therapy to someone, they should point out that, the Negative Pole of the magnet is the only pole to use if one is trying to reduce an infection ( I believe he did mention infections) or inflammation or swelling! The Negative Pole reduces, contracts, cools! The Positive pole expands or increases. A lot of people mention magnets and don't consider that the correct one of the 2 poles should be used according to the situation!

Look into Magnet Therapy.


Forskolin
Posted by Hash M. (A) on 06/29/2017

Please let me know where to get this.I contacted Sami Labs who make these drops. No reply from them. THANKS


Glaucoma Remedies
Posted by Nancy (In) on 06/13/2017

Generally speaking surgical implants do not use magnetic stainless steel as it would interfere with MRI.


Fennel Seeds
Posted by Vinay (India) on 05/15/2017

How much fennel seeds are required to age 16 to maintain iop below 20. My iop is more than 25.


Frankincense Oil
Posted by Sbg (Ny) on 04/09/2017

Can you tell us which type of Frankincense oil you use? That would be very helpful. Thanks.


Frankincense Oil
Posted by Peggy (Nashville, Tn) on 03/01/2017
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Frankincense on cheek bones or drops in hands and cupped over eyes several minutes twice daily lowers my eye pressure to normal. Must use high quality product. I have had allergic reactions on skin with some. Have had glaucoma surgery which only reduced pressure temporarily.

Glaucoma Remedies
Posted by Timh (Ky) on 02/11/2017 2042 posts

Hello Mary. Depends on the metal. Most likely is Stainless Steel so it won't rust, and to my knowledge Magnets do not adhere to Stainless S. I would start with a week Refrigerator Magnet and look for any positive or negative response.


Glaucoma Remedies
Posted by Mary (Arcadia, Ca) on 02/09/2017

Hello Tim H. I have glaucoma and would like to use a magnet to help my eyes. My problem is I have a shunt in my brain from a prior aneurysm surgery. Can I use a magnet?


Glycerin
Posted by Luis (Miami, Florida) on 02/07/2017

My doctor prescribed me glycerine oil 60 cc or ml a day to reduce drastically the eye pressure, as I'm currently suffering a spike... But I can't find that (there is one to be applied on skin, but not to be drunk.)


Vitamin C
Posted by Hisjewel (America, New York) on 07/27/2016

Here is an interesting Vitamin C Study

http://orthomolecular.org/library/jom/1995/articles/1995-v10n0304-p165.shtml

All 30 subjects benefited by taking the approximate amount before loose bowels.


Vitamin C
Posted by Mary (Arcadia, California) on 07/27/2016

How much do you take and at what mg?


Vitamin C
Posted by Aviva (Israel) on 07/27/2016
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For glaucoma try high dose vitamin C- 3-4 grams a day, distributed throughout the day. You can try to read about it first..


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