Ask Dr. Kondrot a Question March 14, 2026

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So right now, I see Rick at the top of the queue.

Rick, good morning to you, sir.

And you need to unmute.

And also, if you could, there, Rick, are you there?

You need to unmute.

Okay.

Hi.

Hey, I'm sorry, Dr. Condra.

I'm on a docking station.

So I was last minute getting to join here.

So I wasn't able to convert over to my camera version.

The question I have is I have pigmentation dispersion syndrome.

And you recently sent an article out that was helpful as far as I have

been using a pillow that that elevates with another pillow.

And it apparently, I understand that's not a good way to go.

Is that correct?

Yeah, because sometimes if you just elevate your head and not your neck,

and you know, you kind of hyper, hyperflex your neck,

that can maybe cause a decrease in circulation,

and may even cause an increase in intracurricular pressure.

The goal is, the theory is that if you have glaucoma

or increase eye pressure, you want to sleep the upper torso

at a 45 degree angle.

And it kind of makes sense because when you're walking

during the day, all the fluid in the top part of your body

drains down and your eye pressure is going to be lower.

But when you're lying flat, then the fluid may accumulate.

And this isn't for everybody.

I mean, some people won't have a tendency.

And doctors have checked them.

Intracurricular pressure is that night.

And in some individuals, there is an increase in intracurricular pressure at night.

Okay.

All right.

Great.

Well, thank you very much.

I appreciate that.

I will make sure that you want your chin.

I think you pointed out that if your chin's towards your chest,

that's not what you want.

You want it more upright, correct?

You want your whole body to be upright.

So like, for example, look at me right now, sleeping.

I'll be sleeping at a 45 degree angle.

And they do have pillows like that that help you with the 55 degree angle.

That's, that's the goal.

Okay. All right.

Thank you very much.

Okay.

Thank you for being part of a substack.

We're moving on to Germany.

Guten Abend.

Yes.

Good afternoon, Dr. Contrott.

I have recently been to a health and I exercise retreat.

And we did an exercise.

They call it accommodation exercise.

Like you close one eye, then you put your finger,

and you look to your nose, your finger, and in the distance.

Would that exercise help anything for cataract?

Or for what would the exercise help?

Well, I don't think it will help specifically for cataract,

but I think it will help to improve your peripheral vision and eye function.

You know, those exercises are part of the duplication of Dr. William Bates,

started a century ophthalmologist who believed in eye exercises.

And I think that that's a wonderful thing to do.

Especially those of you that are spending half of your life on your personal device.

You know, it bothers many people walking around.

It's funny.

I was in a waiting room and there must have been 30 people in the waiting room

and all of them are looking at their iPhone like this.

It's not healthy.

So I think if you would just use your eyes in a more natural manner,

looking outside, taking a walk, looking left to right,

those eye exercises wouldn't be needed.

Okay.

You know what I mean?

Closing one eye and looking left to right.

I think we're going to be seeing a whole generation of visually crippled individuals.

Imagine these children that are growing up,

you know, using personal devices.

I think it's horrible.

And one more thing, I sent you a personal link under your only tool.

Yeah, it's the webinar replay.

I found it.

Okay.

And you can download something like his presentation slides.

So maybe that's helpful.

And you said that link to info.

No, I put it in the chat for you personally in this chat here,

but not to everybody, but just to you.

Let me see here.

All right.

I got it.

Yeah.

And there's basically the webinar on it and some download things.

Okay.

Great.

Thank you very much.

All right.

So we'll move on to Linda.

Good morning.

Good morning to you.

I had unmute.

Good morning.

Yes.

I had a question regarding the ozone drops.

No, I think I found the ozone machine on the Amazon.

However, regarding the saline, point nine saline,

it doesn't tell me whether it's preservative for you or not.

So I couldn't be sure if it's not telling me could we have preservatives in it?

It should tell you.

I'm not going to like to order it from you.

And what we do is we order Chris orders the IV bottles, you know,

when you go in the hospital, you're giving IV therapy.

Yeah.

No.

And I think you said it was $25 a piece or something.

So who would I, who would I email for that?

You would email Chris.

And Chris will give you all the contact information and take care of it.

Okay.

That's info.

Healing healing the eye.

All right.

And about how long do you think that would take to get it to East Coast,

Connecticut, you know, from I have no idea.

Probably a couple of days.

Yeah.

Okay.

Good.

Okay.

Yeah.

That's important because if you are making the saline drops,

you want to make sure it's preservative free.

Exactly.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Oh, wait.

Excuse me for a minute.

We have a, we have a delivery.

But I was saying with the preservative free drops,

that's important because a lot of the preservatives were not sure

about the interaction with ozone.

Oh, right.

Because some harmful harmful byproducts.

So that is an extra precaution.

And I did have another question regarding that.

Just a quick one.

Is that good to drink?

I would probably drink osanated water.

I would not drink the osanated saline because those of you that have high blood pressure,

you don't want to be putting extra salt into your body.

So I know there's a lot of practitioners who are really big with drinking osanated water.

And you can get that anywhere like out in the grocery store or something?

No, you would make your own osanated water.

You get your ozone generator.

Unfortunately, you can't buy osanated water or osanated saline because ozone doesn't last very long.

Right.

And for those of you that are on the group here that may not be familiar with ozone,

if you go to YouTube, I have a couple of YouTube videos on osanated saline drops,

which are wonderful for people with dry eyes, chronic inflammation.

It's really not effective for treating glaucoma cataracts.

It's mainly for superficial problems with the eye.

Inflammation and dry eyes.

And then also I have a YouTube video on using ozone to treat glaucoma in macular degeneration.

This would be a regular therapy where you apply it into your ears or you do rectal insufflation.

Ozone's gotten a bad rap as being a pollutant, but actually it's an amazing substance.

It's a highly reactive form of oxygen.

It helps increase the oxygen levels in the body for degeneration.

And there's a whole list of physiological effects that take place when you use ozone.

So it's all right to drink what I would be making.

I think I misunderstood you.

You said there was something that wasn't good to it.

It's all right.

No, I would not drink osanated saline.

You don't want to put extra salt into your body.

Oh, the saline.

I say you want to get a plain without it.

You can use the osanated saline as an eyedrop.

So here's the thing.

You don't want to use osanated water as an eyedrop because that would probably cause eye irritation.

You want normal saline because normal saline is more physiologic to the eye.

The eye is not going to react.

But you don't want to drink the osanated saline.

You want to drink osanated water.

Right. And I did try watching the video on that.

I find some of the videos very, very soft.

I'm not able to hear them that well.

I'm not.

I don't know.

I'm not that computer.

I don't know if I can increase.

I got my volume.

No, I do have the volume up as high as I can.

But that video was very, very soft.

It was very hard.

I know what you're saying is very important.

And I can't hear it.

I don't know.

Which one was that video on the.

I'm pretty sure it was that one.

I've listened to a few.

The one on the making the ozone for your eyes.

I'll have to go back and look at it.

I don't know how I could increase the volume on YouTube.

Well, a couple of that way.

There has to be a right.

There has to be a way on your computer to crease the.

No, I did.

I increased it all the way up to the top.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Okay.

Well, we've got to move on.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Good morning.

Good morning.

How are you folks doing?

Doing great.

Good.

Good.

Good.

We were just wondering what our next steps are.

You know, we've had your conference with you.

And we're wondering what the status is for our program.

In other words, you're waiting for your micro current machine.

What do you mean?

What do you mean that what's the next step?

What do we need to do next?

We got our consultation a week ago.

And we don't know what we need to do next.

Well, I would set up a meeting with Chris.

And she can give you all the information.

I think you have to select your micro current programs and.

We've done that.

Yeah, we've done that.

You haven't, you haven't received your machine yet.

No.

We didn't know if we were supposed to reach out to Chris or she's going to contact us or.

Well, I would join her, you know, email her and contact her.

I'll make a note here.

I talk with her every day.

I'm not going to talk to her today.

She's off today.

But I will make a note.

I will make a note.

And I'll ask her with the statuses.

Okay.

Okay, thank you.

That I appreciate you, you know, becoming part of the program.

And that's probably the best way that I can help you.

Improve your vision and get you healthier.

Yes, we think so too.

All right.

So that's all.

That's all we have.

Thank you very much.

Okay.

Yeah, the best way I can help you is.

Of course, I'm always happy to answer any of your questions and try to guide you on this meeting.

But the best way is actually to join my program and my program is very comprehensive.

Where we do a homeopathic evaluation.

We program a microcurrent machine, which is a low level electrical current to help regenerate your eye.

We also do light therapy, urine testing.

So it's a very comprehensive program to do everything.

Different different modalities that I feel are very effective to help improve your vision and turn things around with your with your eyesight.

So let's move on.

Miss McKay, good morning to you.

Good morning.

How are you?

Okay, speaking of low volume, I can barely hear you.

I'll try to talk louder.

What I'm wondering is for massage therapy.

I'm sorry, I didn't hear you for what therapy massage.

Massage therapy.

And laying face down in a prone position.

Is that not a good position to be in for the.

For 30 to 60 minutes during a massage session.

No, I think I think being in that position for 30 minutes, there's no problem.

Okay.

I mean, are you concerned about glaucoma or what do you consider?

Right.

What do you think is the most popular pressure?

No, I don't think that would be a problem.

Now, if you're inverted, you know, those inversion machines are not recommended for folks with glaucoma.

That's where you go upside down.

Oh, yeah, I don't do that.

It to be honest with you, I think massage is wonderful for glaucoma because you're improving the lymphatic flow in the body.

And neck and shoulders.

It's wonderful.

It's improving the lymphatic flow, which could be very beneficial for glaucoma.

Okay.

Good to know.

Thank you.

And then also don't forget.

Simple exercise is wonderful for glaucoma.

Okay.

You know, exercising, doing aerobic activity can be can lower the pressure in itself.

There are many things you can do to lower the pressure meditation.

You know, techniques for relaxation studies have shown, you know, deep breathing relaxation.

All right.

All right.

All these things.

Okay.

Good to know.

Thank you.

Okay.

We're moving on.

Miss Slack.

Hi.

Good morning.

You're doing well.

Yep, I hear you.

Okay.

I'm doing, I'm doing much better.

I have two questions for you.

Well, one's a question.

I was looking into a product called Lumen drops.

Which claims that it's as good as the Lumen pills that we take.

But it's a drop that goes directly into the eye and bypasses the acids in the stomach.

What do you think?

And what is it supposed to do?

The same thing as Lumen does, the pills.

I don't know.

What is Lumen?

I've never heard of that before.

Well, Lumen's in the product that you you sell for the eye.

I knew trance.

Lumen and Bilberian.

Whole host of things.

Xanathan.

Maybe you're maybe you're pronouncing it wrong.

Lutin.

Maybe it's Lutin.

Lutin.

Okay.

Yeah.

Lutin.

Well, it's called Lumen drops, but it's Lutin.

Well, I don't believe that because number one, if it does pass into the eye,

it's not going to go to the retina.

Lutin has no effect on the cataract or glaucoma.

Lutin is something that you want to get to the retina.

The only way you can get to the retina is through the blood circulation.

You know, ingesting it or taking it to fruits and vegetables.

So I don't buy that at all.

Is there a sublingual way to take it?

That I'm not aware of.

I mean, sublingual may be an answer.

That would be directly.

Why do you want to invest money?

I mean, a lot of times there's these gimmicks.

Sublingual.

Liposomal products that, you know, cost the fortune.

And I'm kind of old-fashioned.

I believe you need to get your nutrients from the food to cheat.

I agree with you.

So I look at everything because I have had some slow progress.

And I went far backwards when I lost my son.

And I got in my right eye.

The black spot came back.

My left eye has been good right along.

But the black spot came back.

Couldn't see a blooming thing.

And so I've been using the microcurrent and all this stuff.

It wasn't doing very good.

And I heard you put castor oil on the eye lid.

And it's right.

I do not recommend castor oil on the eye.

Not in the eye on the lid.

No, I don't recommend it on the lid.

Let me tell you.

Let me tell you in two days that black spot is gone.

I can see.

I don't think it anything to do with that.

I was talking about castor oil on the eye.

And it was started by Edgar Casey.

And Edgar Casey talked about castor oil packs.

And I have a copy.

All of Casey's recording.

And he doesn't have one recording about using castor oil on the eye.

Not one recording.

Now, Dr. Barbara O'Neill has discovered it.

Well, she didn't discover it.

I've heard that it's been very effective in the immaculate.

Well, it worked.

I can tell you.

It's blurry.

If I just look out of that one eye, I can see what I couldn't see before.

It's blurry.

So you're the first.

You're the first case that I've heard of the castor oil one.

Maybe I'll pay a little bit better attention to it.

But I have hundreds of people that have used it without any success.

So usually one person does not mean that it's a valid treatment.

What could it.

You could have eaten some baked potatoes that day and it got better.

So then you're thinking that they're going to be a cure for everything.

Got likely.

Anyhow between that or listen.

It could be that the micro current finally started the work.

You know, I think,

It could be that the micro current finally started to work.

Is everybody, you know, hills at a different rate.

different rate. Yeah, okay. All right. But anyway, thanks for giving us an update. And

if you can send me a copy of the records so we can document what changes have actually

taken place in your eye. What records? Well, you have an improvement of the black spot

of the eye. It would be nice to bring in it with a photograph or something from an ophthalmologist

that states that the macular degeneration is better. Yeah, I really don't like to go to

him because he thinks you're a quack and what I'm doing is crazy. Well, and if he looks

in your eye and he sees it's better, he may we may make a convert out of him. Remember

that the board again, Christians are the strongest Christians. Listen to this that you

know, I belong to a group called the American Institute of Homeopathy. And these are homeopathic

doctors. And you know what? Most of them started out as traditional medical doctors. Yeah.

Yeah, we need to discover it. Homeopathy. So we need more to make the discovery. Well,

you have to make a convert out of it. Anyhow, thank you. Okay. Yeah, I'll give it another

shot. Thank you. Okay, back to Germany, Karen. Hi, I also have a question about kind of

a product, but you can also eat it. But I don't like it. And I think for the cataract,

it might be good to improve the circulation. And there is a product called Nato from Japan,

like fermented soybeans. Nato kinase? Nato kinase. Yeah. I tried to eat the Nato, but I don't

like it. It doesn't taste good. What do you think of taking basically the tablets of Nato

kinase? Well, here's the problem. You know, a cataract, the lens of the eye, the human lens,

please not have a blood circulation. Okay. So by improving the blood flow, you're really

not improving anything around the cataract. The cataract is based by the aqueous humor. Okay.

So that's, that's the problem we have in treating cataracts. So theoretically, by improving

the blood flow, you may get more healing products going to the lens in the aqueous. That's

one of the reasons why I like oculum adrops because they've done studies. When you develop

a cataract, they find that the glutathione levels and ascorbic acid levels are decreased

in the fluid that bathes the human lens. So it makes sense if we can increase the glutathione

and ascorbic acid, we should be able to reverse a cataract or prevent it from progressing. And

in my experience, you know, when I do a mission in Africa, I see young people that are blind

from cataract and I think it's due to vitamin C deficiency. So I do recommend that you increase

your intake of vitamin C if you have cataracts. And I recommend maybe three grams of vitamin

C a day and divided dose along with taking oculum adydrops. And of course, doing other healthy

things like, you know, reducing toxins in your body. You know, if you have heavy metals,

reduce those because heavy metal toxicity can cause cataracts. So all these things can help.

Now, it's something else that's very interesting with cataracts. I have seen many people have a marked

improvement of their cataracts. Their vision improves. But when they go to the eye doctor, the eye

doctor tells them the cataract is unchanged. You know what that tells me? You know what that tells me

that when you get blurred vision with the cataract, it's more than the cataract. It's something going

on in your visual system. You know, because I see some people that have a fairly advanced cataract

and they have perfect vision and not having any trouble functioning. And I see some individuals

that have an early cataract and they're blind. They can't function. So I think that there's

a mental and emotional component and a physiological component that goes beyond the cataract.

You know, so we really are we really treating the cataract or we treating the visual system.

But what the neoconase help for anything else in the eye?

Well, it may help with in terms of the retinal circulation and it may be helpful for, you know,

macular degeneration. But it may have an indirect effect because if you're improving the

circulation in your body, then the blood is able to deliver healing agents to the aqueous and to help.

But neoconase, I don't think it's going to have a direct effect on the cataract. You know,

like taking out of kinase drops will help the cataract. Okay.

But I do think probably one of the most effective ways it would be, you know, through homeopathy.

Mm-hmm. Because homeopathy not only treats the physical problem, it treats the mental,

emotional, and the physiologic. So I think the answer. And there was a study done in 1850 on the

homeopathic treatment of cataracts. And it was in a journal and they looked at 295 patients treated

with homeopathy. And I think 70% of them had an improvement of vision.

So it was a very, it was a good study. And of course in 1850, cataract surgery was a major,

major operation. You know, they didn't have feco, they didn't have lens implants. You were in

hospital for a week. It was a major undertaking. But what did they do if they nowadays you get a

replacement lens? But what did they put in back then? They did not. They wasn't a replacement lens.

They wore the big thick glasses. You may have seen pictures. You know, people had cataracts

surgery. They had the thick, they called it a fake expectacles, big thick glasses.

The whole other issue about cataracts, you know, they're putting plastic in the eye.

Yeah. And I'm wondering, are there long-term effects with the plastic in the eye?

You know, we're hearing about the dangers of drinking water out of plastic bottles. And my

goodness, now they're putting a piece of plastic in your eye, which is right next to your brain.

And some of that may be leaching into your eye. So that's a concern I have.

Thanks. Okay, Leslie. Yes, can you hear me?

Yeah, I think you were trying to put your hand up. And you probably couldn't.

Yes, I was. Okay, I sent in. I had a recent eye exam about a month ago. And I sent in everything to

Christa. But I never spoke to her on the phone. I'm a long-term fan of yours. I had something from

2018 where I got my micro cartoon and I had cataracts. The thing is, I'm going around with

no glasses. I have a long-term cataract, a little bit near sighted, but I think I see pretty

well during the day is just at night in the dark. So the last exam that I had, the doctor put me

like in a dark room and he says, oh, you can't pass motor vehicle and all of that. So

and then what you just did point out that when you're putting in this plastic lens and it's going

to your brain, that doesn't sit well with me either. I did a long time ago use the microcurrent

machine briefly, maybe about four or five years ago. Put it away. And I also had the

acclimated drops, but I didn't know if anything is really working. And I want to know how to,

I was wondering if any way that you could look over my report and just see how bad it is,

because as you see right now, you sent a report in. Yes, my mail. It's in a whole whole thing,

color, pictures, the whole thing. Okay, I'm marking your name, Don, and I'll ask Chris,

right. The whole process is when you send records and Chris receives them, she uploads them onto

a computer file for your records. And then I, she emails me and then I review them. I give my

opinion and I give it back to her. Usually, once we get your records, you know, we try to do the

turn around within one or two days. That's always a priority. Oh, it's been about a month already.

You know, something's wrong. Either we, we didn't get your records or we lost them.

Well, I need to know what's going on. Yeah, it's the mail them.

Did you mail them or did the eye doctor mail them? I mail them.

Well, we'll double check. What address did you use?

To the, it was in Kansas, wherever Chris says, yeah, I know I put the right address on it.

Yeah, it was all double check. I have a list of things to do here. And

okay, I appreciate that. Mr. Mrs. George is on the list.

Leighbert, don't give me too much work. I'm supposed to relax on the weekends.

I just really want to know how to continue. And I, I am so against having a cataract operation,

but I, I can't drive it. Nightingale.

Well, let me, let me just say this. I mean, I think the doctors have a tendency to want to

operate it too early of a stage. Oh, yeah.

You have a cataract. They want to remove it. I, I believe if you do have an advanced cataract

and you can't function, then you got to take the risk with the plastic lens.

You know, what are your options? Walking around blind with a cane and not enjoying life?

No, no, I can see perfectly during the day.

Yeah, but if you, if you see perfectly well during the day, there's no indication for cataract

surgery. Unless you're a commercial truck driver and you have to drive at night, then,

then you've got to get done. Right. But I've given up night driving just to be extra safe.

And yeah, I, I have 2020 vision. I've given up night driving to just save my life. It's crazy.

Okay. Yeah, that's what I was.

Avoid night driving. Yeah. So I just really like to know how bad it is and where I should go from,

but you know, right now, I mean, I also, here's my question. Can I program,

reprogram my microcurrent machine myself? Because I think I have something here. It's

it's cataract protocol number one or something like that. Well, now we have a mechanism where I

can reprogram your machine online. You can't reprogram it yourself unless you get the mistaken

software and take a course on frequencies. Oh, okay. We do have a system that I love

onto your computer. And I make the changes that are needed. It's, it's really nice with modern

technology. It's great. You don't have to send your machine to the office.

Will that help the cataract the microcurrent machine?

Definitely, but I, I tell all my cataract patients, the most difficult thing I treat are cataracts.

Yeah. Treat macular, I'd rather treat macular degeneration glaucoma dry ice cataracts are

tough to reverse, but they can be reversed. But it's very slow and steady, you know, slow and

steady wins the race. That's a problem that I did it for a while and then I just gave it up and I

said, well, I'm walking around. I can see where I'm going. Yeah, but then the other thing is, as I

mentioned, you have to look at what is causing the cataracts. If you have a nutritional deficiency

in particular vitamin C, we got to address that. If you have heavy metals in your body, if

you're leds off the chart, that could be a factor. I did take the heavy metal test the long time

ago. Yeah. So we have a little bit of lead, but I don't know, I don't know how I am right now.

Where you are right now, and then we got to make the appropriate changes in your microcurrent

machine and maybe get you started on light therapy, all these things to help. Okay, great, great.

All right. So Ab, Chris, call me. I think she did like on email me with some prices and stuff,

but I really want to know that you looked at the report and what did I have to do next. Okay, we'll do.

Okay, let's move on to Catherine. Good morning, Catherine. Good morning, everybody.

We can't see you. I do have my, I'm new to the group. Oh, well, welcome. You're new to

sub-stack. I'm new to sub-stack. Yes, I am. Thank you for being part of sub-stack. It's great.

It's like the club that nobody wants to be in, but I'm so happy to be here. Okay, now I see you. Hi.

I have an appointment with you coming up that I'm so excited for. I had, but my question is,

I hear you talking about copper foot baths for removing of heavy metals.

Instead of key, or in addition to chelation. I'm not really big. I don't know, we're,

I'm not really big on foot baths. I don't think that's an effective way to be honest with you. Okay,

okay. Okay, thank you for answering that because I heard you mention it, but you never,

when I've been listening to all of your recordings. Well, when you do a detox program,

you have to find out what, what are you detoxing? And, yeah, lead, I don't think foot baths

are going to help at all with lead. You need to do something like chelation therapy using EDTA,

which finds the lead. And, you know, there's three different ways of using EDTA. You can do

oral rectal or IV. Most of my patients are doing a combination of oral and rectal.

The IV is very expensive. You're looking at maybe $150 to $200 per treatment. And you're going to

need 20 or 30 treatments. So it's a, it's a major investment. But then again, if your lead is

off the chart and you're suffering with serious problems, you know, the IV therapy may, may be the

way to go. Okay. My, my approach is always, I like to empower my patients of being in charge of

their health without meeting an eye doctor or an IV doctor. So that's why I like the microcurrent

because you're doing this therapy on your own at home. It empowers you. You don't have to go to an

acupuncturist or somebody like that a couple times a week. I like the oral and the rectal because

you're doing chelation on your own. But the bottom line is if you really want to improve your

health, you got to do the basics. And that's, you know, good diet and nutrition. And, you know,

keep yourself well hydrated, reducing stress. And I always joke, the best way you can improve your

diet and nutrition, if anything has a label on it, don't eat it. Okay. Once you buy something with

the label on it, it's going to have preservatives. Number three, die and, you know, different chemicals

that are long-term are not very healthy for your body. Okay. So you wouldn't, you don't,

so nothing for foot baths. It is chelation. I'm pricing out chelation in my area. I have a,

so that's, that's good. And I have an appointment with you coming up. Okay, great. We can talk more about

Yeah. And is there any other, I do have a cataract surgery coming up. I had a detached retina

surgery right after Christmas. And I've developed a really awful cataract. And I don't think I'm going

to be able to avoid surgery. Is there any other way that they could do it without putting in that

plastic piece? Well, no, I, I think that, you know, it's just the concern, a long-term concern I have

about the plastic. And, you know, the only other option is to wear contact lens, but then a contact

lens is also plastic. Right. So it's kind of like you're between a rock and a hard place. You know,

I think that I am concerned about the long-term effect with the plastic, but then it may be

minimal, but we have to look at optimizing your vision, you know, giving you the best functioning

vision so you can be, enjoy life. Yeah. So not even 50, so. Yeah. Okay. We can talk, we can talk more

about it when we do your consult, okay? Okay. Thank you so much. I'll see you tonight on the

prayer call. Okay. Thank you. All right. Linda, back again. Yes. Hi. When you're talking about

the acumen eye drops for cataract, correct? Well, what are for person? The oculumid eye drops.

Oh, how does, could you spell that for me? I'll put it in the chat. O-O-C-L-U-M-E-D.

oculumid eye drops. Okay. What if a person has both macular degeneration and cataract in

that eye? Is it okay to use it? Oh, yeah. Very little is absorbed to the retina. Most of the

drops are going to the area around the lens and going into the aqueous humor, which is the fluid

that baseline. So that, but what I'm saying is it should not be viewed as a treatment for

macular degeneration. Okay. It's mainly a treatment just for cataract. Okay. And in the other eye,

it only has macular degeneration because I had, you know, the touricle lens put in, whatever it's

called. Now, you know, I do tend to be sensitive to things and probably you couldn't do it

anyhow. And you're saying the plastic isn't good. What, can you take the plastic out? That

wouldn't do anything. I mean, we just mess it up, right? Well, that would be a major operation,

high rate. I'd be able to see anymore. But I don't want to scare people about the plastic.

It's just a long-term concern that I have. No, my eye was, it was feeling good before I had

that put in. And I had, I had complications from it. I don't know. From that or from the drop,

say, had me put in the anti-inflammatory or the blood center or whatever, it could have been that.

It could have been that. Yeah. Okay. All right. Okay. Thanks for being part of the sub-stack.

Yeah. Thank you. Okay. Moving on to Michelle. Good morning, Michelle. Hello. How are you?

Great. Thanks for asking. How are you? Doing great. Two things. I want to say yay. My program is on the way.

Thank you for helping out there. And also, I just heard you talk about

the whole programming of the micro current machine. I have a friend. I've recommended her to you.

And she has very high eye pressure. And I don't know what else. I just know where eye pressure is

very high. And so she was looking at the stuff in your store. And so she thought that she goes,

well, I might just order the machine itself and then do it myself. And I said, well, I'm not sure.

You got a program it and blah, blah, blah. So from what you just said, it sounds like

that she'd have to order all this software and then know how to do it. So that isn't necessarily

a good thing to do if she wants to. It's almost impossible for someone to do it on their own.

Okay. It's almost like saying, well, I'll do cataract surgery on my eye.

I doctor, I'll just book on it. All right. I've been doing micro current for probably close to

20 years. Yeah. And I've studied and we're using different frequencies. And

it can be fairly complicated. And over the years of developed certain protocols and frequencies

that well, it all goes back, you know, when I first got started with micro current,

I would do the treatments for a week. We would have a patient. I would run different frequencies

than would measure the response. And I had a team of technicians. So each patient would go into

the room and would run individual frequencies. So we gradually, you know, obtain this knowledge

over many, many years. Okay. You know, studying the effect of frequencies on the eye,

measuring the results. So what you're doing is you're getting an end product based on,

you know, my observation and the actual effect on patients. Right. Okay. Well, I'm glad that

question came up that you answered it because now I can let her know. That's what fortunately

has got us to the point now where I don't have to really see each individual patient. Okay.

You know, 10, 15 years ago, you would come into the office. I would run frequencies and would

measure the response. It was really tedious. You were there for a week now based on

previous patients that I treated their response. We've developed protocols. Right.

seem to be very, very effective. Yeah. And it goes to show that even if we don't have a question,

it's very beneficial just to, to get on the call and listen. You can learn something all the time. So

right. Okay. Thank you very much. Appreciate appreciate all of your, your questions.

Thank you. All right. This slack. I'm back. I want you to elaborate on this plastic lens that

I had my cataracts removed before I met you. And that's what catalysts me into looking for you

and finding you. So that's how long they've been in there. Plastic tends to yellow and get brittle

over time. Oh my god. If it's in my eye, I don't think it's going to get brittle as it's sitting in

fluid, isn't it? Well, if it's exposed to ultraviolet light constantly,

it's going to get yellow. So the, the yellowness that occurs with plastic is due to the ultraviolet light

oxidizing the plastic. You know, if you put a piece of plastic out in the sun, it's going to get yellow.

But we're supposed to be in the sun. So the area is a good problem. Well, you're not looking at the

sun. You know, you're in the sunlight. And here's the thing too. I always talk about,

you know, if you have your human lens, if you haven't had cataracts surgery,

you do need a moderate amount of ultraviolet light. Ultraviolet light is essential for our body,

for the manufacturing of vitamin D. Without ultraviolet light, no life exists on earth. It's important

for plants to photosynthesis, producing energy, et cetera. When you have cataracts surgery,

and that plastic lens is put into your eye, you no longer have the protective effect

of the human lens. So you should be wearing sunglasses when you're outside in a bright sunny day.

Your eye is going to be more sensitive to the damaging effects of ultraviolet light.

So those of you that have had cataracts surgery, you do need to wear sunglasses.

Those of you who have not had cataracts surgery, your human lens protects you from the excessive

amounts of ultraviolet light. You do need a moderate amount of sunlight exposure. And I do recommend

for those folks, you can go outside and not wear sunglasses. But if you're going to be on the

beach all day or, you know, outdoor golfing or whatever, you have to reduce the exposure.

So a moderate amount of ultraviolet light is essential for good health. But if you've had cataracts

surgery in an artificial lens, you have to worry about that, losing the protective effect of the

human lens. So when I wear sunglasses, even if they're mild sunglasses, that reduces my vision

like when I'm driving. I can't put them on, I won't see the road. I can see fine without them,

but the sunglasses inhibit my vision while driving, which is out in the sunlight. So it's like a

catch 22. It sunglasses should not inhibit your vision. You may have the wrong, you know,

you can get a pair of UV blocking sunglasses that are crystal clear. There's no darkness at all.

No, I'll do that. That's the other thing is, you know, protecting your eyes from the UV light,

just because the sunglasses are dark, you can have a pair of black sunglasses that allow 100%

penetration of UV light. The only way to block UV light is a UV blocker. And that can be a crystal

clear pair of glasses that will block the UV light. That'll be great. I'll do that. And then

again, yellow sunglasses are blue blockers. They block the blue wavelength of light.

And studies have shown that you need to avoid blue light at night. Blue light is toxic at night.

You need blue light during the day, but at night you need to avoid blue light. So those of you that

are on the computer for long periods of time, you should probably have a pair of blue blocking

glasses. Interestingly, many computers now have what they call a night shift. At night,

your screen changes more to a red tone. In fact, I have the Apple iPhone and it has a night shift

built into it. You set the time and your iPhone has a blue tone during the day at night. It shifts

to red. And remember, when the sun sets, you start to get the red spectrum. When the sun rises,

you get the blue spectrum. So during the day, the blue light at night. I have an iPhone and I don't

even know. I didn't even know that's in it. Yeah, if you search, I think it's called night shift.

I'll look for it. And you can actually. And also a lot of computers have the night shift too.

You can program it at night. It'll have more of a reddish tint. So you can naturally avoid the

blue light. So I thought that was interesting that the engineers that Apple have developed that

software in their iPhone. It's like in the cockpit of an airplane. It's all red. Right, exactly.

Exactly, because you do. That's all good advice. Yeah. So red at night.

And I will get UV blockers that are clear. Yeah. Thank you, sir. Red in the morning,

sailors take warning. That's the question. You don't want red light in the morning.

Right. Okay. Light in the morning throughout the day. Wonderful. No red light in the morning

of the sick room Tuesday. Red light during the day. You need the blue light during the day.

That's why God made the sky blue and the ocean blue. At night, the sky is not blue and the ocean

is not blue. You need the red light. And it has to do with circadian. The circadian rhythm.

Oh, red, red night at light. Sailors delight. Remember that. No, it's the other way around red.

Red sky in the morning. Sailors take warning. Right. Red sky at blue sky at night. Sailors delight.

No. No, no, no. No less. No Blue Blue.

You're very confusing. No, no.黒 view used to know that one really good.

All right. Leslie, could you just repeat that because I have to get rehearsed and I have to

to take off my sunglasses to drive,

I haven't had any operations.

So I heard that if you wear,

you need sunglasses if you have cataracts

with the wrong kind of light is getting to you.

I'm just very confused.

What kind of sunglasses do you need during the day

or do you need them?

Well, here's the thing.

There's a lot of eye doctors and people

that tell you you should wear sunglasses all the time

that ultraviolet light is harmful to your eyes.

I disagree.

Oh, okay.

Body, our body needs ultraviolet light.

One of the biggest problems that we have

is vitamin D deficiency.

Vitamin D deficiency is linked to cancers,

macular degeneration, a whole health of problems.

I take care to eat ultraviolet light.

But an excessive amount of ultraviolet light is dangerous.

You know, you have to understand that.

So I think you need a moderate amount

of ultraviolet light exposure to your body.

Okay.

So do I need any sunglasses

or just on the beach or something like that?

Well, I think if you have your human lens,

they do.

You just need sunglasses.

If you're gonna have a long exposure to ultraviolet light,

you're gonna be on the beach all day

or you're gonna be on a picnic or hiking all day.

But it's always me that people,

you know, they're walking from their home to their car

and they pop on the sunglasses to protect their eyes.

No, then I put on this sunglasses,

I can't see that well.

Well, then you have probably have the wrong sunglasses.

Oh, okay.

Different shades, remember, there's dark sunglasses

and there's sunglasses that block the UV light.

Remember, you can have a pair of sunglasses

that block 100% UV light in their crystal clear.

There's very little tint at all.

So is that the kindness to get a crystal clear UV blunder?

Oh, no, that depends on the individual person.

I'm not recommending that everybody get crystal clear.

You'd be pleased.

Don't tell that Dr. Condra said,

every unique UV blunder.

I wanted to say that when I put on glasses,

they're blocking the light and then I have a camera.

You're going to have to investigate.

You're going to have to go to an optical shop

and put on different glasses and see which one helps you.

Oh, okay.

No, it's because if you have advanced cataracts,

you know, and you put on sunglasses,

you're going to be reducing the amount of light

going into your eye and you may have...

That's what is happening.

Yeah.

That's what's happening right now.

They want to get some sunglasses

that have just a moderate tint that have a UV.

Or not have any UV protection.

No, no UV protection, so...

But if you have a cataract, you said...

Well, the cataracts right now are blocking all the UV light.

Oh, okay.

Okay.

That's the problem.

It's not that simple.

Yeah, and not to get the operation.

Oh, also, I just wanted to mention when I went to the eye doctor

and I said, what are these lenses made out of?

And she said, silicone.

Is that plastic?

Yeah, silicone.

Well, silicone is different than plastic

and there's different types of it.

Most of the lenses are plastic,

polymethylbethacolate plastic.

Okay, well, they told me silicone, so I...

Yeah, there are some silicone lenses

and that may be better.

But then again, silicone,

you've heard all about the ladies

that have silicone breast implants.

That's what I heard and I know somebody died like that,

so I'm really nervous.

Okay.

So the bottom line is, you know,

you have to be careful putting anything into your body.

Absolutely, I agree.

Okay.

All right, we'll see how it goes.

Now that we're all confused, we'll move on.

What is that?

Now that we're all confused.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, right, right, okay.

I think we're watching a show.

Well, it's different for everybody.

That's the thing.

I mean, also a quick question

about this microcurrent machine.

When you program it,

is it different for everybody?

Because I use that.

Well, if it is, I customize a program specifically for your eye.

Now, some of the other programs that I have not developed,

these naturopathic doctors,

other doctors have developed,

like, for example, arthritis, digestion.

These are protocols that I have.

Oh, can you combine that with the cataract protocol?

Well, you don't want to use the digestion protocol on your eye.

Like, I have arthritis.

Well, you don't want to use arthritis on your eye.

Oh, okay, okay, I got to.

We have the machines have 10 protocols.

So if we have an arthritis protocol,

that's a separate protocol

that you would use for your arthritis.

Can I program it like the cataract

and then program it for the arthritis

and use the same machine?

Well, each machine has 10 separate buttons to activate it.

Right.

You as a patient will not be programming the machine.

You will be running the machine.

Right.

Okay, let's say I saw that it has different protocols before.

It would be better stop here, because I'm getting...

Okay, I'm sorry.

I don't know what's up or what's down at this point.

Okay, I'm sorry.

We'll take one more question.

I hope the shall that you have a question

that the whole group can leave with sense.

Yes.

Yeah.

Okay.

I'm taking more.

Before I ask my question,

I will say that my sunglasses, and this is kind of funny.

They look like sunglasses.

They look dark, but they're so nice and bright

that I have worn the men places

and forgot I had sunglasses on.

And I meet with some friends and we do a game night.

And for almost the whole night,

I mean, we sat at the table and I said,

can we turn the light on here?

It's kind of dark.

Well, they didn't say anything because it wasn't dark.

So through the whole thing, and then all of a sudden,

I think that I took them off and itched my eye or something.

I'm like, if I had these on the whole time

and they're going to win it, they're going to win it.

Are your glasses the type that you can see through the clothes?

Oh, yeah, they're a prescription.

Yeah, but they just don't make things look real dark.

They look like normal, but obviously,

they're a little dark when you go in.

But anyway, that was funny.

You had to be there.

Going back to the blue light when, like,

I have my computer set and phone

and everything for the blue light to go on.

And I do a lot of work on my computer

and I just started another business

that I'm going to be doing work on my computer.

When that blue light goes on at night,

I have a hard time on the computer.

Yeah, you went with one.

You wanted to avoid blue light at night.

No, when it goes off, when the filter turns it off

and it has that reddish, sure, the dark,

the, you know, that different tint.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's harder to read.

Well, maybe harder to read, but you've got to fight it.

It's not healthy for you.

Right, I leave it that way.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I do fight it.

And I have discovered that if I increase the size,

it's better, but so there's just,

you just got to deal with it, right?

There's no problem.

Well, you can have the red light, the red tint,

but just turn up the illumination.

Just have to do that.

Yeah, it is.

It's on 100%.

Yeah, and I'm going to take my computer.

I'm thinking maybe it's not.

It doesn't seem like it's at 100%.

So anyway, I just didn't know if there was anything else

we could do.

Well, thanks, thanks for the closing comments.

And I want to thank all of you for being a sub-stack.

Thank you.

Thank you.

We'll call this, we'll call this.

The episode is confused everybody.

Okay.

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