cholesterol and eyes

[Guest guest]

Just a few days ago I noticed I have a grey blue ring around the iris

of my eyes. It can't have been there long - it wasn't there at my last

eye appointment last spring. I googled (as one does) and it sounds

like something called arcus senilis - which is described as deposits

in the eye - usually cholesterol, though some articles mentioned calcium.

Does anyone know anything about this? Is it possible to stop or even

reverse it? Whatever it is, how does one keep cholesterol or calcium

or other substances from depositing where they don't belong?

[Guest guest]

one theory: get sufficient in choline and insositol in particular and

the b complex in general so your body can make more lecithin. you can

also supplement with lecithin itself- usually made from soy but not

containing the negative soy stuff. lecithin helps the body break up

cholesterol into small pieces so it can be used where needed, not stuck

in the circulatory system. perhaps true for eyes as well. the b complex

are stress vitamins and a toxic exposure + life stresses can make it so

even eating a ton of liver, nutritional yeast and whatever else b-tastic,

you still can't get enough and need to supplement. one of the joys of

postmodern life. . . i'm actually off to the hfs right now to get my dad

some solaray mega b-stress complex, after my breakfast of liver, egg

yolks, and milk with nutritional yeast and molasses. . . .

desh

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