Minutus

I'm sorry, Vicki, but much as I'd like to help your friend, I cannot. Treatment of cataracts is not a simple matter. Some homeopaths in the 19th century used to treat them (not always successfully), but I don't know of any today who do. Surgery and implanted lenses have pretty much taken over.
I'd suggest you send her back to the homeopath to whom you referred her. She needs someone on the scene to evaluate her and provide care. The ongoing dental "care" certainly complicates matters.
Peace,
Dale

Thanks Dale. I understand completely.

Vicki

I tried to avoid surgery and to treat my cataracts for 2years, with no success at all.
This despite all the reports and literature describing patients with disappearing cataracts, even pictures......it seems that all those treatments can be effective if they are started when the cataracts are just at the beginning (hence often not diagnosed unless you have yearly check-ups) and the cause can be removed, like poor nutrition and some metabolic diseases like diabetes.
In my case, those are UV "trauma"and on top of that, their location is posterior subcapsular,the worst place that drops almost never reach when considering topical treatment.
Joe.
Dr. J. Rozencwajg, NMD
"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind"

Hi Rachel
if Cinnamon helps it can be tried in potencies as cinnamon s a great anti-hemorrhagic. The other remedies that come to mind include china Ferrum phos, Thlaspi and rarely Senecio.

The indications are available in all books. Although no medicine can take the place of nutrition.
Best regards
Elham
I tried to avoid surgery and to treat my cataracts for 2years, with no success at all.
This despite all the reports and literature describing patients with disappearing cataracts, even pictures......it seems that all those treatments can be effective if they are started when the cataracts are just at the beginning (hence often not diagnosed unless you have yearly check-ups) and the cause can be removed, like poor nutrition and some metabolic diseases like diabetes.
In my case, those are UV "trauma"and on top of that, their location is posterior subcapsular,the worst place that drops almost never reach when considering topical treatment.
Joe.
Dr. J. Rozencwajg, NMD
"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind"

From: Susan
Sent: 10 April 2014 20:55
To: minutus@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Minutus] need ideas please
CASE OF DOUBLE CATARACT
BY DR. J. MOUREMANS, BRUSSELS.

(From L' Homoeopathe Belge.)
M. J., aged seventy-seven years, has been blind four years.
http://www.legatum.sk/en:ahr:mouremans- ... -158-10592
Susan