Re:Stay Away from Brain, Eyes

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If a person has uncontrolled diabetes or high blood pressure (which often go

together) they often get retinal pigmentosa (sp), which as I understand it is

leaking blood vessels in the eyes. I had it when my blood pressure spiked up

some years ago. In this case I don't think it would be wise to use microcurrent

around the eyes, because it does increase circulation, which is usually a good

thing with regard to healing, but in this case could cause more leaking in the

retina.

Mine are not leaking anymore. They found out by taking pictures of the blood

vessels in my retinas and comparing it with pictures taken after a year. I also

have cataracts that dim the eyesight over time, but I am 80 and can just turn up

the light, so won't let them do surgery until I am 98, if I still need it. I am

curious though about treating the cataracts with microcurrent below 300uA, by

putting the sponges on both sides of my eyes by the temples. I have tried it a

few times, but not regularly. If things brighten up I'll let you know.

Dick

[Guest guest]

Interesting, thanks, Dick.

This person is on a lot of strong meds and it could be consuming

vitamins, or other resources needed by the macula. I also can't help

thinking that drinking more than 2 glasses of wine could be

constricting small blood vessels? but then there are blood thinners

so that might be ok. we'll see.

Bob

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> If a person has uncontrolled diabetes or high blood pressure (which

often go together) they often get retinal pigmentosa (sp), which as I

understand it is leaking blood vessels in the eyes. I had it when my

blood pressure spiked up some years ago. In this case I don't think

it would be wise to use microcurrent around the eyes, because it does

increase circulation, which is usually a good thing with regard to

healing, but in this case could cause more leaking in the retina.

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> Mine are not leaking anymore. They found out by taking pictures of

the blood vessels in my retinas and comparing it with pictures taken

after a year. I also have cataracts that dim the eyesight over time,

but I am 80 and can just turn up the light, so won't let them do

surgery until I am 98, if I still need it. I am curious though about

treating the cataracts with microcurrent below 300uA, by putting the

sponges on both sides of my eyes by the temples. I have tried it a

few times, but not regularly. If things brighten up I'll let you

know.

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> Dick

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