In this Forum and elsewhere on the Internet, we have made it abundantly clear. Many scientists have developed treatments for cataract which have shown great promise in the lab, in animal trials or even small-scale human trials, but the eye profession has so far chosen TO IGNORE ALL OF THEM SO THAT THEY CAN PERPETUATE CATARACT SURGERY.  They say, ”surgery is the only effective treatment”.  That is true, but only because they have suppressed every other alternative. They seem to think: THE WORLD IS OK WITH THAT.  Well it’s NOT OK. While it is true that there are several kinds of ca ...
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Hi Lind1 Castor oil contains undecylenic acid which is a strong inhibitor of the ”bad” cataract enzyme, calpain. For this reason it can maintain lens clarity. It appears that many people have had good results with it, and that’s great. But according to research reports, pure castor oil is toxic to cells in the cornea which discourages me from using it.   [End]
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Now I need to know whether it would work on my cataracts - the kind where the lens turns yellow, giving my vision a yellow or reddish tint. Sterols like lanosterol unclump and reactivate alpha-crystallin, which then reverses the cataract. But what about those of us with yellow/brunescent cataract? This means that alpha-crystallin is not just clumped, it is strongly bonded to colored aging pigments. Will lanosterol work in this case too? Anybody with yellow cataract who has tried this, please let us know!!!   [End]
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Why do I refuse cataract surgery, even though now I can hardly see through the yellow fog? Let me enumerate several reasons here. 1. An IOL has inferior optical properties, especially the ability to accommodate both near and far distances, compared to the natural human lens. 2. Cataract surgery exposes patients to risks of secondary complications, even if they are small. 3. Although many patients have good visual results after cataract surgery, it is not uncommon to have inferior outcomes, which in extreme cases can be devastating to the patient. These three reasons are very disc ...
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Cataract eye drops for humans (not dogs) are STILL unavailable. I am now living in a ”yellow fog” due to accumulation of damaged proteins in the lens nucleus. Long ago, after top eye professionals told me they don’t want to cure cataract, only to operate it - which they continue to say today - and in the wake of successful experiments with so many different cataract reversal eye drops, since around 1950, about all of which the eye profession deny any knowledge or if they did notice the successful results, which they conveniently forgot about, never testing any of them clinically - I deci ...
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Although I am visually disabled by cataracts, I don’t want to undergo surgery if it’s done by people who deliberately want to destroy part of the human eye rather than try to save it. Two days ago, I phoned the national ophthalmology association in my locality, and begged them to fast-track cataract eye drops before I lose all my sight and it’s too late. They replied: ”If we don’t do cataract surgery, we would go financially bankrupt so we’d be unable to treat people with other eye diseases. Is that what you want? I told you before, if you want to change the way we do things, contact your ...
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Sorry, even if the cataractous nucleus is sucked out leaving the cortex with its epithelial cells to regenerate a new nucleus, surgery is still needed. And what do we do for those months until the new nucleus grows in? We would be visually disabled. No, no, no. I believe the best solution is to restore clarity to the old nucleus, by means of eyedrops that re-activate the dormant alpha-crystallin in the cortex. The re-activated alpha-crystallin will then slowly untangle the clumps of beta- and gamma-crystallins in the nucleus, and restore its clarity.   [End]
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We invite all eye doctors to make a New Year Resolution for 2017! Don't be shy. Break with tradition, and for the first time in the last 100 years, actually TRY to cure cataract without surgery, and spare the human eye lens from the knife or laser. Go on, be daring, do what a doctor's supposed to do, and TRY. Make a resolution: "This year, I'm gonna TRY to cure human cataract without resorting to surgery, save the lens, and save the human eye in all its integrity! To hell with the $14 billion that we're making from surgery - I don't care any more, I'm gonna d ...
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We invite all eye doctors to make a New Year Resolution for 2017! Don’t be shy. Break with tradition, and for the first time in the last 100 years, actually TRY to cure cataract without surgery, and spare the human eye lens from the knife or laser. Go on, be daring, do what a doctor’s supposed to do, and TRY. Make a resolution: ”This year, I’m gonna TRY to cure human cataract without resorting to surgery, save the lens, and save the human eye in all its integrity! To hell with the $14 billion that we’re making from surgery - I don’t care any more, I’m gonna do the right thing, and put pati ...
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I regret that I tried this brand and other brands of NAC cataract reversal eye drops, and they did not work for me. As far as we understand, NAC eye drops work only in the early stage of cataracts, otherwise only on cortical (lens edge) cataracts. It should also be noted that most eye drops like this contain, as preservatives, borax, which definitely promotes protein aggregation and is therefore pro-cataract, and benzyl alcohol, which recently was found to promote protein aggregation, although one report in the 1990s stated that it was able to slightly reverse the condition. We agree ...
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To all cataract sufferers around the world: PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION BELOW TO FAST-TRACK CATARACT CLEARANCE EYE DROPS:   [End]
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Today I had the bad fortune to telephone a cataract researcher at the ophthalmology department of a university hospital.  I had been introduced to him as someone who could help us develop and test better cataract reversal eye drops, although I had also been told he was a cataract surgeon.  When I spoke to him, he said to me: ”All my research is on secondary cataract which often forms on the implanted plastic lens after the surgery.  But if you’re proposing to do research on cataract of the natural lens, that’s impossible.  The Health Ministry only approves surgery, and cataract r ...
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Normal 0 0 2 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Why did the eye profession resist a non-invasive treatment of cataract that maintained natural lens function for so ...
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​If you’ve got cataracts, how much longer are you going to let them force you to have surgery, or lose your sight? Or if you’re one of those who had the surgery, and came out worse.  How much longer are we going to let those arrogant, hypocritical tyrants, who think no-one will ever hold them accountable, get away with ransoming the world’s eyesight for the sake of their ”bread-and-butter”?  Please, for pity’s sake, for humanity’s sake, pick up the phone, call the newspapers and give them the whole story.  Then call a lawyer to start a class action to fast-track anticataract ...
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For 100 years, we’ve been fattening this cash cow. And for 100 years, to keep the cow alive, they’ve been very sly - making no attempt to treat cataracts so that they get to the point where surgery is the only recourse to save us from going blind. But now, there’s talk that there will be human trials of anticataract eyedrops ’in the next few years’. Or will there? Are they just playing for time, and playing us for suckers? How many more years do you think they’ll try to keep the cow alive? How many more years will the world be denied a cataract treatment?  How many more years ...
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IF DOGS AND CATS WERE BOSS SCIENTISTS...   If dogs were boss scientists, do you think they would deliberately develop an anticataract medication that worked only in humans, while leaving dogs to the perils of surgery? No? Because now, human scientists have developed two different anticataract eyedrops that deliberately work only in dogs, leaving humans to the perils of surgery. One of these is now on sale at www.lanomax.com STOP THIS CRUELTY TO HUMANS! Please, do the right thing for yourself, your loved ones, and all of humanity today by t ...
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TO ALL CATARACT SUFFERERS! An eyedrop which cures cataracts in dogs and cats within the span of a few weeks is finally now on sale on the Net - LANOMAX. See www.lanomax.com Of course, it contains lanosterol. The reason why it works only in dogs and cats is because one of the staff members in the company that developed it had a dog he loved with cataracts, and he didn’t want the dog to undergo surgery. The company says that it is dangerous for humans to use this eyedrop, and very unfortunately, they did add a phosphate buffer to the eyedrop which risks causing irreversible calcification ...
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