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You are asking a lot. It is highly unlikely that

VCO will do much for astigmatism and near-

sightedness. I know of nothing in the way

of a supplement, herb or food that will help

that.

The brain likes fats and VCO might be useful

for that.

Do you know why your vision is blurred?

Sometimes, diabetes can do that but there

are other diseases that do that as well.

Some of the products I sell may be helpful.

I have chosen them because of the quality

they are. If you want to know about them,

contact me privately.

Helen

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From: vancasas <vancasas@...>

Coconut Oil

Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 10:57:11 PM

Subject: Coconut Oil for Brain and Eye Health

HI. Can VCO help with astigmatism, blurred vision, nearsightedness and

can it also improve memory and brain function. Thank you. :)

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Van, what you're looking for is an anti-aging program that restores

and heals what can be restored with more youthful HGH release. HGH

release can be improved to youthful levels with certain pure amino

acids that are often delivered in a stack, or with HGH injections.

A friend in Norway, Bruce Boyd, has had his eyesight improve to the

point he no longer needed the glasses that had just been ground, and

he's still improving after almost 4 years. The list of improvements

one can recognize appears here, with clinical data on percentage of

people who respond favourably:

http://members.shaw.ca/SomaLife-gHP

What heals is damage, not congenital defects; I don't think it's

likely that astigmatism would improve, but nearsightedness acquired

through aging and focus speed would probably improve.

There's no better protocol for recovering organ size and function than

an anti-aging program. The brain and kidneys for example shrink by

some 30% between the age of 30 and 70; organ size and function can be

improved with HGH therapy, at least they were in the kidneys and heart

studies (even after a heart attack). HGH increase to a certain level

is a requirement for any cell to uptake nutrient and to divide or

repair, so you need this in addition to essential nutrients. Brain

function improves with essential DHA- and EPA-heavy oils that are used

in cell membranes, and also with lecithin, which contains

phospatidylcholine and phosphatidylserine. Some herbs such as bacopa

monnieri are known to promote mental acuity in people who are not

deficient in the essentials, but you can't expect much from it unless

the essential needs are met.

Another thing to consider in failing mental acuity is " age-related "

degeneration, which usually results from oxidative stress from any

source including mercury and other metals (even iron!). The research

points to oxidative stress as a main driving force behind

degeneration; a program of high-alpha-lactalbumin and high-serum

albumin whey and selenium is indicated because oxidative stress is

always related to low glutathione, production of which is reduced in

the elderly, and amounts of which are depleted by toxin load and

metals.

If you like reading the science, see my glutathione references,

especially Paris Kidd's article " Glutathione: Systemic Protectant

Against Oxidative and Free Radical Damage " (PDF) and Ralph

Dringen's " Metabolism and Functions of Glutathione in Brain " (PDF)

near the top of the page:

http://tinyurl.com/glutathione-references/

The above should give you sufficient detail for a comprehensive

approach to youthfulness including addressing the questions you asked;

all that and much more is in my anti-aging protocol, first link on my

site:

http://members.shaw.ca/duncancrow

all good,

Duncan

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> HI. Can VCO help with astigmatism, blurred vision, nearsightedness

and

> can it also improve memory and brain function. Thank you. :)

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