Comments on: Can Cataracts Be Healed Naturally?

By: Nancy

Nancy — Thu, 26 Dec 2019 19:01:28 +0000

In reply to Vicky.

Vicky, cataracts, like most if not all vision restrictions, come from straining to see. You can read with strain, or without. You can write with strain, or without it. You might need to look in the distance more, or go for walks outside regularly where you’re looking around at the scenery instead of having your face in the computer or your nose in a book. However I’m guessing you really need to learn to relax more, and to develop some coping mechanisms for those psychic/emotional issues. I’ve had a lot of energy medicine training as well as the vision improvement experience, and would love to work with you formally if you’re interested. This form (http://nancylneff.com/vision_session_form.htm) is the 1st step for setting up a session with me. When I receive it, I’ll contact you with some choices of times we can meet over Skype or Zoom. Lastly, there is hope! Believe in the healing power of your wonderful vibrant eyes.

By: Vicky

Vicky — Thu, 26 Dec 2019 08:27:54 +0000

Cataracts were diagnosed last January and the optician expected me to be ready for surgery next month (a year later). I really don’t like the idea, having avoided wearing glasses since I became myopic in my late 20s. I am now 63. I believe better vision is possible, but I’m a writer — and when I’m not writing, I’m reading obsessively. I have a lot of psychic/emotional issues. Any suggestions?

By: Nancy

Nancy — Tue, 11 Sep 2018 15:13:24 +0000

In reply to Yvonne McLeod.

Yvonne, you aren’t the first person who told me Mary from Little House going blind got stuck in her head, and made her fearful of the same thing happening. The things we do to ourselves! 🙂 Can you replace it with a movie of your sight getting better? Also, here’s something I wrote about Dry Eye, which might help. https://www.iblindness.org/655/understanding-dry-eye/

By: Yvonne McLeod

Yvonne McLeod — Tue, 11 Sep 2018 03:51:11 +0000

I used to be short-sighted as a teenager- wore contacts, then 1995 – got the RK – radial keratotomy- and my eyes were great until past year or so – my vision is blurry in the morning and improves during the day, but past few months, it’s all worse – always wear sunglasses – the optician said I have dry eye due to RK- and have these cataracts – which freaks me out – going blind has always been my greatest fear, since I was a little kid and Mary from Little House went blind! I’ll give the visualisation exercise a go – I have been picturing violet 6th chakra energy cleaning my lens!!! Thank you – Yvonne

By: Nancy

Nancy — Thu, 15 Mar 2018 13:08:08 +0000

In reply to Trish Backhouse. Trish, great! That was my goal in writing it. :)

By: Trish Backhouse

Trish Backhouse — Thu, 15 Mar 2018 11:01:50 +0000

Thank you Nancy, The article gives me lots to think about.

By: Nancy Neff

Nancy Neff — Thu, 21 Nov 2013 15:07:00 +0000

Naomi, thanks. When I first heard the warnings to not look at the sun or you’ll get cataracts, I wondered if they expected people to be looking at the sun while wearing glasses. When I wore strong contacts years ago, being outdoors in full sunlight seemed so glaringly bright it was painful.

By: Naomi

Naomi — Sun, 17 Nov 2013 15:33:00 +0000

I heard years ago that not wearing UV protective sunglasses on a sunny day is a factor in cataract formation. That makes sense and is in line with your article. Being out in bright summer sun, especially in a city where the sun glares off glass windows and light colored concrete, is a form of eyestrain. Very interesting. All of this.

By: Mary Oliver

Mary Oliver — Wed, 09 Oct 2013 11:19:47 +0000

Good article Nancy! I like the warning about the artificial lens.

One thing many people, usually the seniors say; they regret having the artificial lens with prescription placed in the eye after cataract surgery. They are usually given option for a lens prescription for distance or close and have to wear glasses for the other distance.

The artificial plastic lens with the set prescription causes the vision to become more impaired (like glasses);
more impairment=the lens is then too weak=vision is blurred.
If they try to practice Natural Eyesight Improvement the vision improves BUT; the lens is now too weak=vision is blurred.
In either case; the vision becomes unclear because the eye is looking through an incorrect prescription inside the eye. They cannot remove it. Only way to fix this; more eye operations. Is this what doctors are secretly hoping for? $$

Also; Plastic is toxic; the artificial lens is placing poison directly inside the eye.

I read that some doctors are working on making a lens that bends like the real human lens. Maybe they will go back to using a lens from the deceased. Or even grow one from DNA, Stem Cells! Then it might be attached into the eye as it naturally should be and it will bend, accommodate, un-accommodate.