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--- Re: safe tinctures for the eye

Date: Sat, 3 Dec 2005 06:02:19 -0800 (PST)

To: Garnet

Yes, this is for cataracts. The Vitamin C does seem to

disolve in water

(or in EIS) but I was looking for any way to pull anything

else out of

the powder. The NAC is a different story. Used water to

try and pull

it out and after a while, even in the frig, the solution

starts to smell

pretty bad. That is why I was looking for a way to make a

concentrate

out of it that using an eye safe product that would not

spoil. Thought

you might have an idea. As to ph in the eye, you can use a

meter if

needed and you want a balanced, center of the scale ph which

can be

adjusted with buffered solution or adding more Vitamin C.

The DMSO in

the solution is not a problem. I have been using the Vit-C

drops for a

while now. No telling if it is helping either me or the

dogs but I

haven't seen cataracts get any worse in any of the old dogs.

Other

option is to go to one of those compounding pharmacy people

and have

them make them mix.

*/Garnet /* wrote:

Colloidal Silver would be safe and I know that .0.03 ppm

is suppose to keep fresh water sterile. That comes up

to a few teaspoons per gallon if memory serves.

Vit C if you use ascorbic acid will acidify the solution

and that makes it unfriendly to bacteria. Like when you

can tomatoes, they are so acid all you have to do is a

water

bath canner unlike say beans that are not so have to be

canned in a pressure canner.

You can check the final pH of your solution as one

indicator

of need. Not sure where to cut it off, but also as you

increase

acidity it is going to burn your eyes.

I use 10% DMSO in my eyes, diluted with CS, for styes

and for

flu prevention when out in crowds in flu season, Goes in my

eyes, ears, nose and throat since viruses enter through the

mucous membranes, some say ears.

Are you going to do the stuff with glutathione that was

discussed

on the Silver List some time ago? For cataracts?

Cars, yeah, I know that drill, I drive a 1989 Suburban,

would

not trade it for a new one!!

Janet / Garnet

WILLIAM GREENAMYER wrote:

> Hi Garnet,

>

> Got some more questions.

>

> I am interested in making tinctures that won't spoil

and are safe

(when

> diluted) for use in the eye. Thus no alcohol and

vinegars but

possibly

> DMSO.

>

> Want to make tinctures for Vitamin C and NAC

(N-acety-L-cystieine).

> Haven't had time to read the books yet. Been fixing

cars to keep

them

> running.

>

>

>

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