Re: Question about article

December 16, 2004

TerriLynne wrote:

> Hi all,

> Strangely enough, I just got the below message on a list which has

> nothing to do with health! But I wonder what your take is on it. Is

> there any information to the contrary on these herbs/vitamins?

>

> I do notice that it mentions topical application. Do you suppose that

> this means that taking any of these as supplements, teas, or the like

> would have different effects?

>

> Thanks much,

>

> TerriLynne

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I notice that they forgot to mention LSD, Psilocybin, Mescaline,

Marijuana, alcohol, tobacco, coffee, motor oil, bleach, tar, etc, etc,

etc. There is no proof that any of these herbs or supplements causes any

problems with the eyes and vision (well maybe datura as it can cause

hallucinations, coma and death) when used responsibly and in moderation.

Putting vitamin A into your eyes will create visual problems as will

putting used motor oil into your eyes. I am quite certain that the

Vitamin A they are referring to is Retinol A and not beta carotene. I do

not know of any instance where putting any of these herbs or supplements

into the eyes directly has any benefit.

I take all these studies with a grain of salt as they are usually

slanted towards the pharmaceutical side, as in anti-alternative.

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