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Tuesday, February 11, 2014

How risky eye surgery is?




Jack


I am planning of getting a job that requires perfect vision (now I am 15 years old, my vision is around 20/60) . So option is to get eye surgery when I will be 19-22 years old. But I want to know the risks of such a surgery.
Thanks!



Answer
Lasik is dangerous. They remove tissue and then shoot a laser to your cornea which has UV light. Even if you see after the surgery, Your vision can get worse as you get older. Some people have a bad procedure and their eyes are destroyed. Here is a link to a website that warns of how the Lasik industry is hiding long term risks.

http://www.lasikcomplications.com/

Your vision is 20/60 like mine was. If you tried to do eye exercises you could improve eyesight. Try to google the bates method. Or eye exercises. Google palming eye exercise and palm for a couple of minutes each day or as long as you want. I was able to improve my eyesight and get an unrestricted driver's liscence which means I can legally drive without glasses. Try to reduce the amount of time you wear your glasses and only wear them when needed. You could also wear a weaker prescription and adjust to needing less prescription. Wear your old glasses if you know what I mean.

eye color changement?




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i hate my eye color!
its dark brown and when i say dark i mean DARK! lol
i wanna know if there is anything that i could do to change it to maybe a hazel or anything like that. is it painfull? fully trusted??
cost?? and how old do you have to be?

thanx!!
i tried eye contacts but my eyes dont really fit and its hard to get them in



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Grass is always greener on the other side. I hated my dark eyes too...until they started getting lighter and lighter. I was born with black-brown eyes and they became dark brown after college. A few years ago they became brown, and now my own Mother calls them Hazel!! There ARE ways to change your eye color without colored contacts. The NewIris surgery in Panama is one way..Dr. Khan puts a colored lens implant over your iris. It's painless and is easily taken out if you change your mind...otherwise, it's forever. Cons: the colors are transluscent so your eye color mixes with the color of the lens..i.e. blue is NOT bright beautiful light blue, but rather a medium grayish-blue. The pupil hole is constant..this can cause tunnel vision. The long-term effects are not known. The implant has no iris pattern..so it doesn't really look right. It's also $7,500USD and NOT fda approved. The one I'm waiting for is called Lumineyes by HomerLabs. It's a laser procedure, no cutting necessary, that will destroy the iris melanocytes therefore lightening your eye color. They are redoing animal testing, it's been very successful, and believe it or not, I got myself on the human testing list. Hope I get chosen! I know that this procedure once it's offered to the public is going to be extremely expensive. Much more than NewIris because more skill and equipment is involved. Alright...the cheaper ways of lightening your eye color: Herbal eyedrops. There are sellers on the web who make these drops. They lighten your eye color very very slowly. But they do work! The real ones will not be over $150USD. The scammers charge from $500-thousands of dollars. Another idea: eye color change hypnosis cd/mp3. If people with multiple personalities can change their eye color when they change personalities,(it's been documented many times by doctors), then obviously the human mind is powerful enough to control the color of the irises at will. I am doing the drops, and mp3, and taking large amounts of glutathione+vitaminC+MSM pills(these lighten the skin color and can even lighten hair color-both of mine has lightened a LOT..I'm taking so much to see if my eye color can get lightened by them) I have been losing the "warm tones" in my eye color this month. Under certain lighting, my eyes look green. But most of the time they look like a cool light brown with a blue limbal ring around it. That's with a flashlight shining in my eyes. Otherwise, it's not that light. P.S. the eyedrops basically have herbs that lighten skin and hair color, i.e., chamomile, bearberry, etc in case you're wondering. You could make your own if you know how to be VERY careful and VERY sterile. If none of these are for you, then you can't go wrong with this last one: do a colon/liver cleanse and eat raw foods, or at least just eat healthy natural foods and keep meat out of the diet most of the time..many people say once they do these things, their eye color either gets noticibly lighter or brighter. Look up Iridology. A great herb to take to brighten your eyes is called Eyebright. Not expensive at all. About $4.99 for 60-90 pills.Take 1-3 per day and you will see a brightness and clearness to your eyes, not just the color, even the scelera-the white part-will be whiter. This happened to me in 1-2 days, but it might take others 4-7 days. You are not the only one who doesn't like their eye color...google this stuff I wrote to you about...thousands and thousands of people feel the same way and are looking for answers. Good Luck! : )




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Friday, January 17, 2014

How to get rid of freckles?

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I've had freckles all my life. They kinda fade when it's cold and stand out in the sun. It makes me really really self conscious every second of the day. I tried this fade cream but it made my face really pale. I don't mind freckles on my checks and no just not everywhere else.any suggestions?(:
Sorry I meant to say I don't mind freckles on my cheecks and nose just not everywhere else !(:



Answer
Laser will zap it right out. Cost $750 per session for each large freckle or mole Risk: blistering or sunburn, which can be prevented with the use of sunblock and Aquaphor.
Example from one who had laser surgery to remove freckles:
I had laser surgery to remove my freckles yesterday . . .?
she said it will be sore the first day and boy was it and she said i may have some swelling, well i woke up this morning and the skin under my eyes is swollen so bad that my eyes are almost closed. i took a goodies headache medicine because it says it contains an anti-inflammatory drug, i also have an ice pack on my eyes. What else should i do? Should what i'm already doing help?

Do you know how many freckles, moles or age spots do you have?

The next best solution is to avoid the sun. Those freckles, moles or age spots will only get larger and darker. One example from YA about tanning: "i used to go tanning a ALOT, but then started to get more freckles so i stopped haha. "
Sunscreen will not protect you from getting burned.

Sunscreen does not protect you from getting moles or freckles, they will only get darker & bumpier or larger from each exposure from the sun.

Sunscreen will not protect you from skin cancer.

Sunscreen will not protect you if you have allergies, I never thought I had allergies!

Sunscreens also discolor your skin - for ever!

But I had Discoid Lupus caused from the sun. Google it. Took 12 years for mine to almost 'fade'. I don't want any more lupus appearing on my skin, so now I'm more & more into protecting myself. Bullous Pemphegoid is another skin disorder. Google that, too!

I'm the kind of person who has families with moles as large as raisin-size. I don't want moles on my body, so I always have been concern about that. But, how I got lupus? I don't know! I got it period.

The sun is more powerful than most people think.

Morgan Freeman, does he look pretty with his freckles? He's older now, and those on his face, are no longer freckles.

Source(s):
I'm almost 60 and I can count how many small moles I have, since childhood. I'm always wearing my wide brim hat.

How do improve your vision?

Q. I am 15 years old (girl) i Just got my glasses about 6 months ago. I am nearsighted and its .5 and i have 15/20 vision. Is there any way? i don't really have to wear my glasses all the time, only when i cant see things that are far way however for the past 2 months i am having trouble reading the tv screen and in my laptop. and now i am wearing my glasses frequently. Is there anyway to improve my vision, and bring it back to 20/20 ?


Answer
Many things can change the curvature of your lens, sometimes the genes in a family --- everyone ends up with glasses before they are 21 ... some in their 60 never wore any ... usually, mild changes can be returned to 20/20 with certain eye exercises. But one of the worst offenders is having diabetes and not keeping it under control, another is going outside in any weather any time of the year without wearing 100% protection from all sides from UV A, B, and C light, which can damage your eyes. Also, being in from of TV and computers you will find people don't blink enough and dry out their eyes and have to resort to using eye drops.

Some will go for laser surgery to change the lens back to when you could see 20/20. But there are also problems with any surgery and wearing glasses is not the worse treatment, really, even if you are 15---in life, there are things you can get that can't be fixed .... like vision changes with intracranial hypertension, migraines, various drugs you are taking (some that are not good, like Ecstasy, can be a real problem for your health and eyes).

If you are on a computer for a long time, take breaks like every 30-40 min. and get away from TVs etc. so your eyes will adjust from such tense work and go back to blinking more. Also, being in bright lights all the time is not good, or in the sun too much. That is why it is so very important to wear dark sunglasses that keep the UV light from not getting to any part of your eyes .... fancy expensive sunglasses just don't protect enough and so many people do not take care of their eyes right until a problem pops up. So, get a good exam---even get computer/tinted glasses for close work. I even have a magnifying light for sewing--so your eyes are important and you should have another exam.




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Monday, October 28, 2013

How to get rid of freckles?

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I've had freckles all my life. They kinda fade when it's cold and stand out in the sun. It makes me really really self conscious every second of the day. I tried this fade cream but it made my face really pale. I don't mind freckles on my checks and no just not everywhere else.any suggestions?(:
Sorry I meant to say I don't mind freckles on my cheecks and nose just not everywhere else !(:



Answer
Laser will zap it right out. Cost $750 per session for each large freckle or mole Risk: blistering or sunburn, which can be prevented with the use of sunblock and Aquaphor.
Example from one who had laser surgery to remove freckles:
I had laser surgery to remove my freckles yesterday . . .?
she said it will be sore the first day and boy was it and she said i may have some swelling, well i woke up this morning and the skin under my eyes is swollen so bad that my eyes are almost closed. i took a goodies headache medicine because it says it contains an anti-inflammatory drug, i also have an ice pack on my eyes. What else should i do? Should what i'm already doing help?

Do you know how many freckles, moles or age spots do you have?

The next best solution is to avoid the sun. Those freckles, moles or age spots will only get larger and darker. One example from YA about tanning: "i used to go tanning a ALOT, but then started to get more freckles so i stopped haha. "
Sunscreen will not protect you from getting burned.

Sunscreen does not protect you from getting moles or freckles, they will only get darker & bumpier or larger from each exposure from the sun.

Sunscreen will not protect you from skin cancer.

Sunscreen will not protect you if you have allergies, I never thought I had allergies!

Sunscreens also discolor your skin - for ever!

But I had Discoid Lupus caused from the sun. Google it. Took 12 years for mine to almost 'fade'. I don't want any more lupus appearing on my skin, so now I'm more & more into protecting myself. Bullous Pemphegoid is another skin disorder. Google that, too!

I'm the kind of person who has families with moles as large as raisin-size. I don't want moles on my body, so I always have been concern about that. But, how I got lupus? I don't know! I got it period.

The sun is more powerful than most people think.

Morgan Freeman, does he look pretty with his freckles? He's older now, and those on his face, are no longer freckles.

Source(s):
I'm almost 60 and I can count how many small moles I have, since childhood. I'm always wearing my wide brim hat.

How do improve your vision?

Q. I am 15 years old (girl) i Just got my glasses about 6 months ago. I am nearsighted and its .5 and i have 15/20 vision. Is there any way? i don't really have to wear my glasses all the time, only when i cant see things that are far way however for the past 2 months i am having trouble reading the tv screen and in my laptop. and now i am wearing my glasses frequently. Is there anyway to improve my vision, and bring it back to 20/20 ?


Answer
Many things can change the curvature of your lens, sometimes the genes in a family --- everyone ends up with glasses before they are 21 ... some in their 60 never wore any ... usually, mild changes can be returned to 20/20 with certain eye exercises. But one of the worst offenders is having diabetes and not keeping it under control, another is going outside in any weather any time of the year without wearing 100% protection from all sides from UV A, B, and C light, which can damage your eyes. Also, being in from of TV and computers you will find people don't blink enough and dry out their eyes and have to resort to using eye drops.

Some will go for laser surgery to change the lens back to when you could see 20/20. But there are also problems with any surgery and wearing glasses is not the worse treatment, really, even if you are 15---in life, there are things you can get that can't be fixed .... like vision changes with intracranial hypertension, migraines, various drugs you are taking (some that are not good, like Ecstasy, can be a real problem for your health and eyes).

If you are on a computer for a long time, take breaks like every 30-40 min. and get away from TVs etc. so your eyes will adjust from such tense work and go back to blinking more. Also, being in bright lights all the time is not good, or in the sun too much. That is why it is so very important to wear dark sunglasses that keep the UV light from not getting to any part of your eyes .... fancy expensive sunglasses just don't protect enough and so many people do not take care of their eyes right until a problem pops up. So, get a good exam---even get computer/tinted glasses for close work. I even have a magnifying light for sewing--so your eyes are important and you should have another exam.




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Wednesday, October 23, 2013

What causes these spots and floaters in my eyes?

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muggs


I have for a long time now had floaters all of a sudden now I have started to get like a streak or flash/black dots in front of my left eye. I have great eye sight and don't suffer from any illness. I am a 60 year old male.


Answer
Floaters in the eye are due to the natural aging process of the eye.

If floaters persist and symptoms are worrying, it is advisable to have a thorough eye examination. Generally, if the number of floaters in the eye have increased or worsened, you should have it diagnosed and treated as quickly as possible. In most cases, floaters do not require treatment because eventually they do disappear.

When floaters appear in your line of vision, you should try to move your eye around or try looking up or down to move the floaters. There are no medications available to treat floaters. However, if floaters occur as a result of inflammatory eye disease, certain medications may be prescribed to treat the inflammation.

In more severe cases, surgery may be needed to remove floaters and prevent blindness. Surgical options include procedures such as vitrectomy and laser eye treatments like conventional LASIK are performed. Vitrectomy helps to remove scar tissue, clear blood and debris from the eye while LASIK corrects visual impairment.

Natural and holistic treatments for eye floaters that use herbal and homeopathic remedies are gentle without the harmful effects of conventional medicine.

Many treatments for eye floaters feature herbs such Vaccinium myrtillus (bilberry) which improve the circulation in the blood vessels of the eye and also help to facilitate delivery of essential oxygen and nutrients. Aspalathus linearis (Rooibos) can be used as an effective all round tonic and restorative, with additional benefits of maintaining digestive health and liver functioning. Sutherlandia frutescens has excellent adaptogenic properties as well anti-oxidant effects.

Remember to always ensure your natural remedies are sourced from reputable companies for maximum safety, therapeutic dosage and effectiveness.

You may get detailed info on the above here http://www.healthherbsandnutrition.com/products/vizuallplus.htm and http://www.botanical.com/botanical/mgmh/b/bilber37.htm

How risky eye surgery is?




Jack


I am planning of getting a job that requires perfect vision (now I am 15 years old, my vision is around 20/60) . So option is to get eye surgery when I will be 19-22 years old. But I want to know the risks of such a surgery.
Thanks!



Answer
Lasik is dangerous. They remove tissue and then shoot a laser to your cornea which has UV light. Even if you see after the surgery, Your vision can get worse as you get older. Some people have a bad procedure and their eyes are destroyed. Here is a link to a website that warns of how the Lasik industry is hiding long term risks.

http://www.lasikcomplications.com/

Your vision is 20/60 like mine was. If you tried to do eye exercises you could improve eyesight. Try to google the bates method. Or eye exercises. Google palming eye exercise and palm for a couple of minutes each day or as long as you want. I was able to improve my eyesight and get an unrestricted driver's liscence which means I can legally drive without glasses. Try to reduce the amount of time you wear your glasses and only wear them when needed. You could also wear a weaker prescription and adjust to needing less prescription. Wear your old glasses if you know what I mean.




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Thursday, August 1, 2013

why can't someone receive SSI after 3 years of getting denied?

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Feesh


i have tried for 3 years to get SSI. my bf has also tried for 3 years to get SSI. neither of us can get it. he is a Type 1 diabetic, and i have 2 rods along each side of my spine. plz help. :)
me and my bf both have lawyers. i still got denied, even with a lawyer.



Answer
33% of all initial claims are approved. Some are approved at the reconsideration level. 40% to 60% of those who go to a hearing are approved. Therefore, I would have to say that you and your boyfriend haven't been approved because you don't meet the requirements for disability which is that your medical conditions in conjunction with your age, education and work experience makes you unable to earn $1010 a month in ANY type of work activity.

Just because your boyfriend is Type 1 diabetic doesn't mean he is disabled. Heck, I had a brother-in-law who had been Type 1 diabetic since he was a four year old and that didn't stop him from becoming an attorney and working right up until the last year of his life when his kidneys failed him and he suffered severe heart damage. My office had two type 1 diabetics working in it; one of them still is and he was on dialysis, had a kidney transplant, lost one eye due to his diabetes and part of a foot. HE IS STILL WORKING. The other one was actually in the middle of an interview when she lost her eyesight. She was out of work for six months having laser treatments and lens implants before she was finally able to return to work but she returned to work and continued working until she was old enough to retire. So just how does your boyfriend's health stack up to that? When his kidneys fail him or he loses his eyesight or suffers SEVERE heart damage or loss of limbs because of neuropathy THEN he will be considered to be disabled and unable to work.

Now for you. Guess I don't understand how having two rods along side each spine is disabling. I have a close friend who just had two rods inserted a year ago this summer and she told me her back now feels the best it's felt in over forty years. Just because you have a back condition doesn't make it a disability. The world is full of people who have back problems requiring surgery who work; I had back surgery in 1975, suffered chronic back pain from then to now and continued to work for another 25 years. I also worked with other employees who had back surgery or suffered from severe back pain.

I suggest that you and your boyfriend get an attitude adjustment and get yourselves a job.

the doctor told me eye surgery will not help me unless I patch, is this true?

Q. I went into target for Vision exam knowing my left eye is very blurry and I basically read and do things relying mostly on my right eye. I asked her about my options for eye surgery and she said it was no point. She said eye surgery only improves your vision to the most possible best vision in my eyes. And since my corrected vision is 20 60 and 25 65 without glasses (not sure if I put order right but yes left eye is the worst one), then Laser surgery will only allow me to not have to wear glasses to see 20 60. I was stunned, I was under the impression surgery would make my eye completely better. She kept saying that my eye is perfectly healthy so its just a weak muscle in my eye or something like that that I may have simply been born with, no incident neccessary, and I need to exercise and get working again. She said although i'm 20 maybe I can start patching and within 5 or 6 years my left eye will get a little stronger but still no use in eye surgery. Ive gotten 3-4 different eye doctor opinions that kind of match what she told me. They all say my eye is healthy so it must be a muscle thing, but I only thought about eye surgery as an option until recently so I never asked any of the other doctors their opinions to compare with hers. Anyone else have a similar situation or specialize in this field who can give me anymore info on whether she is correct or not?


Answer
this is a common misconception. LASIK *only* removes refractive error. that's it. that's all it does and that's all it has ever done. and it doesn't even work on over half of refractive errors! LASIK does not not not make any eye "completely better". it never has.

and

patching is unlikely to work in a 20 year old.




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