Foggy Vision & Rainbow Effects on Cesium Chloride

[Guest guest]

Hello All,

I am taking cesium chloride for breast cancer (for the 4th time).

The third time I started, within about 1-1/2 weeks, I started

developing foggy vision and within another week started seeing

brightly colored rainbows around bright lights at night. The vision

was worst in the morning, getting somewhat better as the day

progressed, but there was a steady progression of the visual effects

getting a little worse each day (even more foggy the next morning and

not clearing up quite as much during the day).

It got so difficult to read that I stopped taking the cesium

chloride. Within several days most of the effects stopped and within

a week my eyesight was back to normal.

I did a little research and added some supplements to my cesium

chloride protocol (beta carotene, more vitamin C as ascorbic acid)

and started up again. It took longer this time, but my vision is

deteriorating again.

Has anyone had the same or a similar experience?

Does anyone have any theories as to what might be happening & /or what

might be tried to clear the vision?

Thanks very much for any insight or suggestions.

Cheryl, near Frederick, MD

PS The first two times I took cesium chloride, both about 6 weeks

each, I developed visual effects only near the end oof the time I was

taking the cesium chloride, and these effects were different than

what is happening now. The first two times, there was an occasional

flickering effect to my vision and occasionally seeing trails. These

visual effects also stopped within several days of stopping the

cesium chloride.

[Guest guest]

I don't know if you are aware that cesium chloride robs the body of potassium,

and that if you are taking it on a protocol, that you need to supplement with

massive doses of potassium. For more info on the proper use of cesium cholide

and its potential downfalls check out this site.

http://www.cancertutor.com/Cancer/Alkaline.html

gardenerinmd wrote:

Hello All,

I am taking cesium chloride for breast cancer (for the 4th time).

The third time I started, within about 1-1/2 weeks, I started

developing foggy vision and within another week started seeing

brightly colored rainbows around bright lights at night. The vision

was worst in the morning, getting somewhat better as the day

progressed, but there was a steady progression of the visual effects

getting a little worse each day (even more foggy the next morning and

not clearing up quite as much during the day).

It got so difficult to read that I stopped taking the cesium

chloride. Within several days most of the effects stopped and within

a week my eyesight was back to normal.

I did a little research and added some supplements to my cesium

chloride protocol (beta carotene, more vitamin C as ascorbic acid)

and started up again. It took longer this time, but my vision is

deteriorating again.

Has anyone had the same or a similar experience?

Does anyone have any theories as to what might be happening & /or what

might be tried to clear the vision?

Thanks very much for any insight or suggestions.

Cheryl, near Frederick, MD

PS The first two times I took cesium chloride, both about 6 weeks

each, I developed visual effects only near the end oof the time I was

taking the cesium chloride, and these effects were different than

what is happening now. The first two times, there was an occasional

flickering effect to my vision and occasionally seeing trails. These

visual effects also stopped within several days of stopping the

cesium chloride.

[Guest guest]

Hi Rick,

Yes, I have read from many sources about potassium depletion with

cesium chloride and have been taking a suggested amount of potassium

from one one of those sources. The results from my latest blood test

did indicate that my potassium levels had dropped so I have just

increased my potassium intake but not enough time has elapsed yet to

see if the increased potassium is going to help clear up the foggy

vision.

Cheryl, near Frederick, MD

> Hello All,

> I am taking cesium chloride for breast cancer (for the 4th time).

> The third time I started, within about 1-1/2 weeks, I started

> developing foggy vision and within another week started seeing

> brightly colored rainbows around bright lights at night.