Herbal Remedies

[Guest guest]

Dear Joy,

 

Floaters are caused by minute pieces of protein matter (cellular debris) in the

viscous fluid within the eyeball. Some people consider this to mean a weakening

of

the retina attachment and where there are many of them, have gone the lengthy

surgery route to handle a detached retina. I have only run into a couple of

people

with this problem and in each case, the floaters very quickly and permanently

disappeared by doing a thorough Intestinal Cleanse and Liver/Gallbladder

Flush/Cleanse in addition to using a special tincture applied directly to the

eyes.

 

My special Eyebright Formula is as follows:

 

1 part Eyebright Herb

1 part Red Raspberry Leaf

1 part Goldenseal Root

1 part Rue Flower

1 part Mullein Flower

1 part Fennel Seed

& 1/8th part Cayenne Pepper (hottest you can find = Habanero)

In a base of 50% alcohol 50% water or 100 Proof Vodka.

 

Fill your tincture jar from 2/3rds to 3/4ers full of the herbs. Blend the herbs

in

a blender with your alcohol mixture and let stand in a dark room for a minimum

of

14 days.

 

A part is by volume not by weight. It is best to make this tincture on the New

Moon and to press it on the Full Moon. Use only 1 to 10 drops in an eye cup and

fill the remaining space with distilled water. Start with 1 drop and work up to

10

as this is a warm mixture. Place over eye and open and close your eye for a

minute

or two while moving eye up, down and to both sides.

 

Hope this helps.

 

Best regards,

 

Ian

 

 

LFBDFN wrote:

 

> LFBDFN

>

> Dear Ian, I have a question about " floaters " in the eyes. I have asked

> several nutritionalists about what they are and how do you get rid of them.

> Do you have any data on " floaters " ? Thanks. Joy DiVenuti

[Guest guest]

It is a small little cup shaped like an eye in which you can place liquids into.

You then hold this cup up to your eye and the liquid is sealed between the cup

and

your eyeball. You tilt your head back and blink like crazy as the liquid is now

concentrated and sloshing around your eyeball.

 

Ian

 

PS. The cayenne makes your eye feel warm but does not really sting very much.

It

is a necessary part of the formula (probably the most important part) as Cayenne

moves blood and gets it into the area. Cayenne also makes the other herbs work

better.

 

Best regards,

 

Ian

 

 

Krupa Gabrielle wrote:

 

> Krupa Gabrielle <krupagab

>

> Ian, what is an eyecup???

>

> Sorcy, shuddering at the thought of ceyenne

>

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