Re: Re: Coconut Water for Cataracts

[Guest guest]

Check your grocery stores. I am buying coconut at the grocery store since I have

been drinking the coconut water in the mornings, then I used some for my eyes

and I clean my face with it too. I then, eat the meat as breakfast, lunch or

dinner.

This is a routine that I just started and see what result I might get. I

normally purchase the coconut for a $1.19 or in sale for one dollar. There two

types of coconuts in the market. Just make some phone calls and see what

alternatives are close to you.

Best of luck!

Lepe

Wilkins <montemomma2002@...> wrote: Im

just guessing , but I dont think you would get the same effect from canned or

processed coconut water. Heating done in the pasturization or canning process

would destroy alot of the natural enzymes .I beleive those enzymes are a large

part of the healing property for the eye treatment .But like I said Its a guess.

However if the coconut water has been processed so it wont spoil then it is

probably safe to put in your eye and If I had a cateract I would give it a

try.It might help.

IN NC

" mhill7.rm " <mhill7@...> wrote:

Dr. Fife's anecdote refers to fresh coconut water helping a lady with

cataracts. A couple of questions; Can what you buy in a container be

considered fresh? If you use coconut water from a container, will it

hurt you? I have been reluctant to try it as the stories refer to

fresh, i.e. straight out of a green coconut.

Mike

> >

> >Hi Doug . . . and everyone,

>

> So, is VCO or coconut water better to use in your eyes? Thanks for

> your interest and your replies.

>

> Love and Laughter,

> Anne

>

> > Re: Coconut Water for Cataracts

> >

> >

> > Hi Doug,

> >

> > handle

> > the VCO in the cold weather? Do you keep some heated, so that

you can

> > use it in a dropper?

> >

> > I always carry a dropper bottle (2 oz) in my pocket as I use it in

> my coffee

> > and tea and the pocket is warm enough.

> >

> > > > other homeopathic and/or allopathic drops that are being used?

> >

> > I have no idea as I have not used any chemical drugs/medicines/OTC

> since

> > '1977. Not even an asprin. Someone else may be able to answer your

> question

> > but my feeling is that there would be no problem.

> >

> > > sleeping?

> > Or, can you use them in the AM before you start your day?

> >

> > I only use them atnight as the only time I have a problem is the

glued

> > effect on waking. After risi8ng I have to wash/flush out the oil

> slick which

> > does have a slight blurring effect.

> >

> > > >

> > You are welcome. Always glad to help spread the good, natural

> treatments

> > word.

> > Cheers, doug

> >

> > > > Anne

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[Guest guest]

If I were going to try this, I would buy a whole coconut. Mature

isn't as good as a young coconut, but as long as it isn't mouldy

indide the nut, I suspect it is far better than canned coconut water.

Alobar

On 3/26/08, mhill7.rm <mhill7@...> wrote:

> Dr. Fife's anecdote refers to fresh coconut water helping a lady with

> cataracts. A couple of questions; Can what you buy in a container be

> considered fresh? If you use coconut water from a container, will it

> hurt you? I have been reluctant to try it as the stories refer to

> fresh, i.e. straight out of a green coconut.

>

> Mike

>

>

[Guest guest]

I would only consider the fresh directly from a fresh young (green,immature)

coconut. I can get them everywhere here in Hong Kong for about US$1,00.

cheers, Doug

Re: Coconut Water for Cataracts

> >

> >

> > Hi Doug,

> >

> > <When you speak of putting VCO drops in your eyes, how do you

handle

> > the VCO in the cold weather? Do you keep some heated, so that

you can

> > use it in a dropper?

> >

> > I always carry a dropper bottle (2 oz) in my pocket as I use it in

> my coffee

> > and tea and the pocket is warm enough.

> >

> > <Does the VCO have any contra-indications with

> > other homeopathic and/or allopathic drops that are being used?

> >

> > I have no idea as I have not used any chemical drugs/medicines/OTC

> since

> > '1977. Not even an asprin. Someone else may be able to answer your

> question

> > but my feeling is that there would be no problem.

> >

> > <Does the VCO blurr your vision so that you use them only when

> sleeping?

> > Or, can you use them in the AM before you start your day?

> >

> > I only use them atnight as the only time I have a problem is the

glued

> > effect on waking. After risi8ng I have to wash/flush out the oil

> slick which

> > does have a slight blurring effect.

> >

> > <Thanks for your help.

> >

> > You are welcome. Always glad to help spread the good, natural

> treatments

> > word.

> > Cheers, doug

> >

> > <Love and Laughter,

> > Anne

[Guest guest]

Young coconuts are a rarity in some places. It all depends on where one lives.

Alobar

On 3/26/08, Murray <doublaswalter@...> wrote:

> I would only consider the fresh directly from a fresh young (green,immature)

> coconut. I can get them everywhere here in Hong Kong for about US$1,00.

> cheers, Doug

[Guest guest]

The water in the young fresh coconuts,at least right off the tree, are

sterile as the water was used extensively during WWII in the Philippines as

a replacement for blood and plasma when none was available.

Cheers, Doug

Re: Coconut Water for Cataracts

>> >

>> >

>> > Hi Doug,

>> >

>> > handle

>> > the VCO in the cold weather? Do you keep some heated, so that

> you can

>> > use it in a dropper?

>> >

>> > I always carry a dropper bottle (2 oz) in my pocket as I use it in

>> my coffee

>> > and tea and the pocket is warm enough.

>> >

>> > > > other homeopathic and/or allopathic drops that are being used?

>> >

>> > I have no idea as I have not used any chemical drugs/medicines/OTC

>> since

>> > '1977. Not even an asprin. Someone else may be able to answer your

>> question

>> > but my feeling is that there would be no problem.

>> >

>> > > sleeping?

>> > Or, can you use them in the AM before you start your day?

>> >

>> > I only use them atnight as the only time I have a problem is the

> glued

>> > effect on waking. After risi8ng I have to wash/flush out the oil

>> slick which

>> > does have a slight blurring effect.

>> >

>> > > >

>> > You are welcome. Always glad to help spread the good, natural

>> treatments

>> > word.

>> > Cheers, doug

>> >

>> > > > Anne

>

>

>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

So which type are you buying? The young green ones?

chantelle

On 3/26/08 4:20 PM, " lepe " <timelessmile@...> wrote:

>

>

>

> Check your grocery stores. I am buying coconut at the grocery store since I

> have been drinking the coconut water in the mornings, then I used some for my

> eyes and I clean my face with it too. I then, eat the meat as breakfast, lunch

> or dinner.

>

> This is a routine that I just started and see what result I might get. I

> normally purchase the coconut for a $1.19 or in sale for one dollar. There two

> types of coconuts in the market. Just make some phone calls and see what

> alternatives are close to you.

>

> Best of luck!

>

> Lepe

>

[Guest guest]

I believe the coconut that I buy are from THAI, the green has been removed but

the white hair still there. There are normally on ice or were the vestables are.

It normally has a seal only has a green palm tree. The water test sweet and

fresh and the meal as well. I had try different kinds and this is the only type

that I can tell is fresh.

Best of luck.

Chantelle <mine65@...> wrote: So which type are

you buying? The young green ones?

chantelle

On 3/26/08 4:20 PM, " lepe " <timelessmile@...> wrote:

>

>

>

> Check your grocery stores. I am buying coconut at the grocery store since I

> have been drinking the coconut water in the mornings, then I used some for

my

> eyes and I clean my face with it too. I then, eat the meat as breakfast,

lunch

> or dinner.

>

> This is a routine that I just started and see what result I might get. I

> normally purchase the coconut for a $1.19 or in sale for one dollar. There

two

> types of coconuts in the market. Just make some phone calls and see what

> alternatives are close to you.

>

> Best of luck!

>

> Lepe

>