There is a formula of equal parts water and apple cidar vinegar and a small amount of honey - dropped in the eyes a couple of times a day.  Helps restore the eyesight and cleanses the eye.   Any merit to this?
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I would stay away from that.  If you're having trouble with your vision I would see an optometrist.  If you need to cleanse your eyes, I suggest visine, used according to the directions.
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It's me again. Gordy in South Portland, Maine. That gooey stuff are your eyes, trying to heal themselves. You may possibly have a little irritation in your eyes, still. If you have a family doctor, he can take a peek and prescribe an eye rinse for you to keep your eyes clean while they are healing. Because this is such a pain in the neck to you, I would think a quick visit to your doctor, or even a walk-in clinic, would end a lot of useless worry about it. The best part about doctors and clinics is that almost all of the  time they have seen all this before and they will know exactly what to do for you. A fantastic eye rinse you can pick up at the pharmacy, over the counter, is Collyrium. It comes in a 4 ounce bottle with an eye cup on top to use. All it is is boric acid, sodium borate and water, preserved with benzalkonium chloride (0.01%). Don't let that fancy language scare you. It's great stuff, and after you slosh it around in your eyes for about thirty seconds, you can feel the itching go away and your eyes getting a decent chance to heal themselves. Your best bet, and the one that I'd opt for because it's the shortest route to home plate, is just see your doctor or clinic. They have stuff even better than the stuff I just recommended to you and it will also shorten the time you have to be bugged it this. I sometimes get allergic reactions to stuff after being out on my bicycle for long rides in the Maine countryside, and this eye wash Collyrium knocks it out pretty quick. Hope I haven't upset you with all this information. I will be holding a very strong thought which goes like this: let him get his eyes in good shape again before this Saturday. Good luck to you from  - G. in South Portland, Maine., U.S.A.
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i do, and i actually went to the eye doctor today.  he said it isnt good because the solution has preservatives in it that arent made to be in your eye at all times.  like if you put your contact in and it has some solution, your eye washes that away after a few minutes.  the answer is no
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Cucumbers on the eyes, or a wet teabag. Use Visine as well to get rid of the redness.\n\nPS: I hope you will be ok. Sorry for whatever happened to you.
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sometimes if your eyes are really dry, it stings when your eyes water,  you should put eye drops in them to water them up
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Found the free eye exercises for Myopia from Wikipedia. \n\nI tried them for few weeks. Showing results slowly - but you need to be disciplined to do the exercises daily. \n\nI didn't follow all the eye exercises sequence. I only pick those that I like. Not sure if that's the right thing to do.\n:)
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Just one tablespoon of apple cider vinegar in a glass of water at meals can change your life completely. How? Apple cider vinegar contains acedic acid which stimulates the production of stomach acid. The more stomach acid the better as it breaks down your food into smaller molecules. The smaller the molecules the more efficiently your intestines and liver can absorb the nutrients it needs. In the old days the stomach would be producing acid all day long so it would be ready for meal time. But these days when the body is stressed the stomach stops producing acid so at meal time there's not enough acid to digest the food. This creates all kinds of problems; indigestion, gastic reflux, IBS, bad breath, diverticulus, fatty liver, lactose intolerance, allergies, fatique, you name it. But just a little bit of apple cider vinegar gets the stomach working again\n\n2 Tablespoons of ACV in water, 3x a day.  Take a stronger concoction (more vinegar, less water) directly after a heavy meal for weight loss and acid reflux symptoms.
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1-mix honey with lemon and herbs \n2-but sour cream all over your face\n3- cucumbers on your eyes
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Positive.......for sure.  It works with kids & animals. Heck, it even works with spouses! You can get more with honey than with vinegar.
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Medical uses for honey\n\nFor around 2000 years, Honey has been used to treat a variety of ailments through topical application, though it was not until modern times that the cause of infection was understood. Now, modern research into the use of honey as an antimicrobial agent has revealed potential treating a variety of ailments. Antibacterial properties of honey are the result of the Osmotic effect, Hydrogen Peroxide effect, and high acidity.\n\nOsmotic effect\n\nHoney is primarily a saturated sugar mixture of approximately 84% fructose and glucose. At this high concentration, very few extra water molecules remain available to microorganisms and so presents a very undesirable environment for their growth.\n\n\nHydrogen peroxide\n\nHydrogen peroxide in honey is activated by dilution. However, unlike medical hydrogen peroxide, commonly 3% by volume, it is present in a concentration of only 1 mmol/l in honey. Iron in honey oxidize the oxygen free radicals released by the hydrogen peroxide.\n\n    glucose + H2O+ O2 → gluconic acid + H2O2\n\nWhen used topically as, for example a wound dressing, hydrogen peroxide is produced by dilution with body fluids. As a result, hydrogen peroxide is released slowly and acts as an antiseptic. Unlike 3% medical hydrogen peroxide, this slow release does not cause damage to surrounding tissue.\n\n\nAcidity\n\nThe pH of honey is commonly between 3.2 and 4.5 [4]. This relatively acidic pH level prevents the growth of many bacteria responsible for infection.\n\nMedical applications\n\nThe most common use of honey as a microbial agent is as a dressing for wounds, burns and skin ulcers. This application has a long history in traditional medicine. Additionally, the use of honey reduces odors, reduces swelling, and reduces scarring; it also prevents the dressing from sticking to the healing wound. \n\nSome claim that one drop of honey directly on the eye can treat mild forms of conjunctivitis.\n\nHoney that is local to where one lives can also help with seasonal pollen allergies because it contains the same pollen that is producing the allergy--consumed in this way it can act as an immune booster.\nIt's most effective to eat about a teaspoonful a day for a few months leading up to allergy season.\n\nResearch has shown that the folk remedy of using honey to treat wounds is founded in science; it acts as an antiseptic/antibacterial agent.
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I talked to my eye doctor who said that this can work but only if you keep up with the exercises. You have to constantly exercise your eyes in order to keep it going. If you stop, your eyes go back to where they were in the first place.
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My kids and I picked up something similar called eyeQ and it has lots of eye excersises to improve vision and reading, I am now a semi speed reader but have always had good vision, my one daughter went up in english and no longer complains of her eyes hurting when she studies too much. This one I can vouch for. See if its similar.
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My father used potatoes for this. Pureed raw potato with the juices,made a poultice,placed over his eyes. It worked!
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1)  Exercising your eyes won't improve your vision.  Eye exercises are often prescribed by eye doctors for other eye problems, such as strengthening the ability of the two eyes to work together.  "Exercising your focus" will not do anything but take up your time and tire you out.  \n\n2)  There may or may not be an actual blind point.  Prescriptions have been known to go up to -40.00 or greater.  You probably wouldn't be able to get that into a contact lens, but glasses could be designed.
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Treating Pink Eye -\n\nSteps My favorite, simple pink eye remedy is using chamomile!\n\npink eye remedy 1Simple place cool, moist chamomile tea bag on each closed eye for about 10 minutes. Repeat this every couple hours. You can buy these tea bags at any supermarket. Make sure chamomile is the only ingredient
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there is no treatment.  it is debris in your eye.  no drop or injection, ointment or pill will take them away.  to get them out a doctor can go into the vitreous of your eye and try to snag them out in the mean time you will loose all the vision in your eye.  its kinda like fishing for a piece of hair in a bowl of jello.  realize how small this thing is and how much damage to your vitreous can be done if  any one would attempt to take it out. this is y they tell you it cant be done.  its not worth it.  they wont hurt you
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You should check out my Apple Cider Vinegar Blog.\nI have literally logged hundreds of uses for vinegar.\nI use ACV with cinnamon every day. I add cayenne when I feel mucous coming on. I hope everyone tries ACV, Apple Juice, and Apple Pectins to acheive perfect health and as a cleaning product.\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/f.asp?f=179&p=1\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/f.asp?f=179