My girlfriend has glaucoma in her left eye. It left her blind in that eye when she was only 16, she's 27 now. She is my inspiration and I love her so much. She has been so strong about it. I would be devastated. But she deals with it tremendously well. I do everything I can for her and will continue to for the rest of our lives together. ❤😉
@Mwaniki Mwaniki He just copes with it. At 68, he even still tries to drive during the day sometimes. Fortunately, he has family to run most of his errands. He ignored doctors orders for years to take drops that would've helped him. It just gets worse as the years go by, pain, discoloration of the eye, and of course, a steady decline in vision....😕
This is why my eye doctor always does a pressure test. My wife works at an eye doctors office so I get seen there every three months. They got mad for years because I’ve had perfect vision, up until the time I took a fall & had an orbital floor blowout. Now I wear glasses to correct double vision. I still have great vision but without glasses I see double, side by side with the right being up & out with a small twist.
Thank you Seeker for the highly informative video (as usual). I was affected with juvenile glaucoma at the age of 21. I knew nothing about glaucoma, it's symptoms and potential permanent damage to the vision. I heard a doctor calling glaucoma "the silent thief" as it takes bits of vision without you noticing. What I find particularly frustrating is that, to this day, nobody seems to have a clear idea of what triggers the condition
@@brianambelis5869 Pretty good Brian, thank you. How's you? After having surgery shortly after diagnosis, I never had other episodes of high pressure for about 20 years (I'm 43 now). About 18 months ago, out of the blue, it returned and had to rush to A&E to quickly lower the pressure. I'm now having regular check-ups every 90days or so
2019: Marijuana is a wonder drug. 2025: Coccaine and Heroin can treat cancer 2030: Methampethamine can be mixed with milk for everyday coffee 2035: All high! Insert MusicBackground: Afroman: Because I got high!
I'm suffering from glaucoma myself. The pressure that built up became so intense that the pain in my head was so overwhelming that I threw up twice when I was on the plane. Finally, I underwent for the Laser treatment. Although it works I still do receive the "attacks" occasionally especially in certain lighting conditions like in a movie theatre or when they switched off the cabin lights on the plane. So I always have the Isopto-Carpine ("Pilo") drop with me everywhere I go.
You have to smoke it 24/7 to keep the therapeutic effect. Not that hes saying that its a bad thing, its just its not worth it to treat glaucoma with marijuana coz the effect is short live. Laymans wont understand it sometimes.😂😂😂
My mom is about to go completely blind in both eyes from glaucoma as we can not afford medical bills. It's heart breaking how she is losing vision day by day. And I can't do anything as I don't have a few thousand dollars. She is completely blind on one eye. And sees only a little on her right eye.
@@vivotiff9088 No, she didn’t had eye surgeries before the glaucoma was detected. She had glaucoma for over 20 years. But things went south when we lost everything when my dad died. We were little and she couldn’t afford the proper medication or the proper diet to keep her diabetes under control. And now I am just starting out my career and i don't have enough money to take care of her properly. Everyday I wake up with a gut crunching fear that my mom will go completely blind today. I can only afford the eye drops. And i am sure that these have stopped working a long time ago and she needs new medications at least. But i can't afford even taking her to the doctor for new prescription with $200 salary per month that I am getting. I am from Bangladesh. Healthcare here is a lot cheaper than US, but our salaries are too low to afford that. I can relate to people around the world who are struggling like me or my mom. And googling about glaucoma makes me feel even more hopeless. One day I will make more money. But all the money in the world will not be able to make my mom see. She is the light of my life and she will be stuck in darkness infront of me without me being able to do anything. That's hell. I can't even any hell more cruel or dangerous or as heartbreaking as my reality. Anyways, that's my story of struggling with glaucoma.
After a very minor bit of research on my part I found that smoking weed every 3 to 4 hours would be the necessary amount to lessen the intraocular pressure (being what causes blindness for people with glaucoma) which if you've ever been a regular weed smoker isn't hard to do at all, although it supposedly only lowers these intraocular pressure levels by 25 to 30 percent. So pick apart whatever you want about it but it's still a hell of a plant.
I'm "lucky" enough to have had both kinds already. Fortunately, they were both caught in time that no damage was done. My vision is bad enough as it is. Also, he does know you can EAT pot, right?
In reference to Cannabis (which would be cool if medical professionals called it by it's proper name instead of it's racist slang name) the "Peak" from Cannabis is the only time it would properly relieve inter- or intra- ocular pressure, and that peak starts a within a few minuets(presuming smoking/vaping, not ingesting) & lasts around 15 minuets, total. Peak from ingestion is way harder to calculate & effects your body differently, so while the peak is much longer, it's not acting on the eyes like smoking/vaping does. He's correct that you would have to be smoking/vaping, more or less constantly, for it to meet the criteria for any kind of effective "treatment". It's just very temporary relief.
My paternal side of the family has glucoma and chances are it will also affect me😩 but on the other side i know i have a chance so i get it checked every year and plan it to detect it early and treat it so it stabilizes !
When you do visual field test, for a short time of about 5 minutes per eye, you are testing all areas of your eyes and visual parts of your brain. This is the only time that damaged areas of your optic nerve and visual parts of your brain will do real exercise; in or other ciscumstance healthy areas will cover up the deficiencies to help you to see better; This is why glaucoma and stroke silently takes a bit of your vision each day without you noticing anything until it is too late. Eye drops and operations help to control the the eye pressure and slow down the progress. There is also another option to consider; practicing eye exercises that test your ability to see even with area partialy affected by glaucoma or stroke. This practice induces slow regeneration of the damaged areas. This is proven by numerous studies for both stroke and glaucoma. For the stroke, exercise is absolutely accepted and required. For glaucoma, exercise as a requirement is a new area of studies and acceptance. What do scientists say about vision exercise: "“When people have a stroke that affects the motor system, they are sent to rehab as soon as possible,” says Huxlin, the James V. Aquavella, M.D. Professor in Ophthalmology at the University of Rochester’s Flaum Eye Institute. “They get retrained to use a weak arm or leg, and to regain speech.” “But if they have a stroke that affects vision, which involves more than 30 percent of our brain matter and is our dominant sense, they are told there’s essentially nothing that can be done.” They’re told “they should go home and get used to being blind.” " So what is the possible solution of this dilema at this time? Try this, simple, but rich with options, Android app, available on Google Play, which enables you to do something about your eyesight every day without any side effects.If you ever been to visual field test, you allready know how to use the app. There is only one time $4.99 fee, no ads, with free upgrade, and you can use the app for years to come. The following visual dot algorithms are embedded: random, linear(vertical/horizontal/angle), mirroring, neighbour areas,nasal peripheral, visual cognitive recognition, each with options of background colors, dot sizes and intervals from slow to very fast. play.google.com/store/apps/details?
you said that the mind compensate for absent objects , and merge/reconstruct the picture. I have a good friend. I know him since we were kids. he sees things that other people can't see. his mind constantly reconstruct vision sensory. he sees many colours and hues instead of one distinct colour. moreover he can control the colours visual reconstruction evolution. does my friend has glaucoma?
Both are ocular in nature because they both affect the eye. Astigmatism is usually caused by an irregularly shaped cornea (think football-shaped instead of soccer ball-shaped). This causes a refractive error that can be treated with a lens aka glasses. Glaucoma is an increase in pressure in the eye that pushes forward. This is degenerative disease, while refractive errors like astigmatism are not diseases.
Or you could reduce your sugar/carb intake, intermittent fast and block fast to drive your insulin and glucose down and reduce insulin resistance throughout the body.
I don't know about this specific condition, but this is great advice in general, and I wouldn't be surprised if it helped. By cutting out refined sugars and carbs, people can largely avoid/treat common cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, and other issues caused by insulin resistance and the inflammation that comes with it.
@@edg3crusher415 it works on short term.. so no real solution, but maybe we could synthesise the effect artificially. So you would only take a pill, instead of surgery.
firstly, there are many types out glaucoma with respect to fluid pressure inside the eye. some individuals can exhibit optic nerve damage with low pressure while other people live with high fluid pressure (ocular hypertension) and their eyes are completely healthy. it's really about the optic nerves ability to retain its resilience to pressure changes. however, glaucoma is a constellation/cluster of symptoms. primarily optic nerve damage, hypertension. etc..
Nice Vid. But i hate this kind of talk, when it comes to medicine. Like, yea, we're close. Something new is coming out.... soon. I heart this kind of talk alot of times and in most cases it takes FOREVER before any new treatment comes out of sience, let alone beeing available to the wider public. Large parts of the health distribution system are corrupt and overly bureaucratic. Money often comes before moral and in this case, it's not about some consumerits comfort crap. That's why i find it to be sickening to give people hope, who most likely will never benefit from these new discoveries.
this doctor does not understand how many people use grass....it's kinda hilarious, but it's also sort of irresponsibly bad advice that he gives...if you smoke all the time, enjoy the high probability that you will not have glaucoma my stoner friends!
A misleading and dated explanation on what Glaucoma is. And an Optometrist instead of a Medical Doctor (Ophthalmologist) to explain the disease. Truly disappointing and i wonder if all your other videos on diseases had the same loose scientifc criteria.
To be honest that guy says its not worth it to smoke marijuana therapeutically every day but how much would it cost to pay the doctor's and staff plus medical treatment by other means? Lol sound to me like being a pothead is cheaper and he should try it might even change his perspective.
THC for the win..Havingh suffered for 30 years It works when it is needed and it works INSTANTLY, Unlike the meds I ahae to take for attacks...ALL of my Doctors say "I cant exactly perscribe the medicine you are using but what ever it is, Keep it up". Its good for more than just vision too. Ive broken 16 bones i have screws and bolts in me..Ive broken my back 3 times..I dont even take Advill anymore. Seems like he is just a Doctor that relies on big pharma to pay his bills.
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Lol only 11 likes
_Basically, glaucoma is when you got dead pixel on your eyes_
My girlfriend has glaucoma in her left eye. It left her blind in that eye when she was only 16, she's 27 now. She is my inspiration and I love her so much. She has been so strong about it. I would be devastated. But she deals with it tremendously well. I do everything I can for her and will continue to for the rest of our lives together. ❤😉
Chris Comstock the treasure is between her legs anyway and if that’s functioning properly you shouldn’t worry about her eyesight! ;)
This may interest you.
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@@Gaudine lmao
The example he gave with the house kind of gave me chills....
Human: hmm starting to see funny..
Brain: NO! nothing is wrong. I got this.
Human: alright then.
Sad actually. My dad's had it for years.
@Mwaniki Mwaniki He just copes with it. At 68, he even still tries to drive during the day sometimes. Fortunately, he has family to run most of his errands. He ignored doctors orders for years to take drops that would've helped him. It just gets worse as the years go by, pain, discoloration of the eye, and of course, a steady decline in vision....😕
I'm here to earn brain cells after losing most of it on random stuff in the internet.
This is why my eye doctor always does a pressure test. My wife works at an eye doctors office so I get seen there every three months. They got mad for years because I’ve had perfect vision, up until the time I took a fall & had an orbital floor blowout. Now I wear glasses to correct double vision. I still have great vision but without glasses I see double, side by side with the right being up & out with a small twist.
"through my eyes I see double vision " sang foreigner in double vision .
The Beatles batted for kaleidoscope eyes
Yikes, getting an orbital floor blowout from a fall... unlucky. Glad to hear you didn't have any more severe symptoms.
Thank you Seeker for the highly informative video (as usual). I was affected with juvenile glaucoma at the age of 21. I knew nothing about glaucoma, it's symptoms and potential permanent damage to the vision. I heard a doctor calling glaucoma "the silent thief" as it takes bits of vision without you noticing. What I find particularly frustrating is that, to this day, nobody seems to have a clear idea of what triggers the condition
i was 19 at time of diagnosis.
how are you doing nowadays?
@@brianambelis5869 Pretty good Brian, thank you. How's you? After having surgery shortly after diagnosis, I never had other episodes of high pressure for about 20 years (I'm 43 now). About 18 months ago, out of the blue, it returned and had to rush to A&E to quickly lower the pressure. I'm now having regular check-ups every 90days or so
@@MarkitoinLondon what was the percentage in both eyes before u went for glaucoma surgery.
@@brianambelis5869 what is ur age now had u gone for surgery
And how are are boths near eye sights
2019: Marijuana is a wonder drug.
2025: Coccaine and Heroin can treat cancer
2030: Methampethamine can be mixed with milk for everyday coffee
2035: All high! Insert MusicBackground: Afroman: Because I got high!
I'm suffering from glaucoma myself. The pressure that built up became so intense that the pain in my head was so overwhelming that I threw up twice when I was on the plane. Finally, I underwent for the Laser treatment. Although it works I still do receive the "attacks" occasionally especially in certain lighting conditions like in a movie theatre or when they switched off the cabin lights on the plane.
So I always have the Isopto-Carpine ("Pilo") drop with me everywhere I go.
hlo..... i diagnosed with glacoma... iam today devastated once dr told me i will be lossing ma vision once. wat treatment didi u take...??
"you would literally just have to be smoking continuisly"
me:why are you saying that like it's a bad thing? :D
also why not just use edibles?
Lol I was thinking the same thing🤣
No wonder the hippies could see wonders.
Its not a bad thing. I had the same thought actually.
You have to smoke it 24/7 to keep the therapeutic effect. Not that hes saying that its a bad thing, its just its not worth it to treat glaucoma with marijuana coz the effect is short live. Laymans wont understand it sometimes.😂😂😂
At first at thought it said guacamole make you blind
This has to be the best series in youtube
*My eyes are fine*
in Weird Duck standards that is...
Sounds legit.
I’m watching this my eyes right now
_don't bother with marijuana with your glaucoma_
> rhyme appreciation, maybe
man got bars
Sounds like a doctor refusing medicine that works to me 🤔
It doesn’t rhyme...
Hi seeker
Another interesting disease series..
Can't miss your videos...
Thanks for the video...🙏👍😊
This dudes accent is everywhere. i like it.
this is great, can you guys do a video on Visual Snow, and another on Migraine Aura?
My mom is about to go completely blind in both eyes from glaucoma as we can not afford medical bills. It's heart breaking how she is losing vision day by day. And I can't do anything as I don't have a few thousand dollars. She is completely blind on one eye. And sees only a little on her right eye.
Wow, even in the land of milk and honey
@@navajyotichetia3211 i am not from US
@@alkureshi which country r u from. When glaucoma was detacted and did she had any eye surgery before glaucoma detacted
@@vivotiff9088 No, she didn’t had eye surgeries before the glaucoma was detected. She had glaucoma for over 20 years. But things went south when we lost everything when my dad died. We were little and she couldn’t afford the proper medication or the proper diet to keep her diabetes under control. And now I am just starting out my career and i don't have enough money to take care of her properly. Everyday I wake up with a gut crunching fear that my mom will go completely blind today. I can only afford the eye drops. And i am sure that these have stopped working a long time ago and she needs new medications at least. But i can't afford even taking her to the doctor for new prescription with $200 salary per month that I am getting. I am from Bangladesh. Healthcare here is a lot cheaper than US, but our salaries are too low to afford that. I can relate to people around the world who are struggling like me or my mom. And googling about glaucoma makes me feel even more hopeless. One day I will make more money. But all the money in the world will not be able to make my mom see. She is the light of my life and she will be stuck in darkness infront of me without me being able to do anything. That's hell. I can't even any hell more cruel or dangerous or as heartbreaking as my reality.
Anyways, that's my story of struggling with glaucoma.
@@alkureshi i hope that your mom is okay now.
After a very minor bit of research on my part I found that smoking weed every 3 to 4 hours would be the necessary amount to lessen the intraocular pressure (being what causes blindness for people with glaucoma) which if you've ever been a regular weed smoker isn't hard to do at all, although it supposedly only lowers these intraocular pressure levels by 25 to 30 percent. So pick apart whatever you want about it but it's still a hell of a plant.
I'm "lucky" enough to have had both kinds already. Fortunately, they were both caught in time that no damage was done. My vision is bad enough as it is. Also, he does know you can EAT pot, right?
In reference to Cannabis (which would be cool if medical professionals called it by it's proper name instead of it's racist slang name) the "Peak" from Cannabis is the only time it would properly relieve inter- or intra- ocular pressure, and that peak starts a within a few minuets(presuming smoking/vaping, not ingesting) & lasts around 15 minuets, total. Peak from ingestion is way harder to calculate & effects your body differently, so while the peak is much longer, it's not acting on the eyes like smoking/vaping does.
He's correct that you would have to be smoking/vaping, more or less constantly, for it to meet the criteria for any kind of effective "treatment". It's just very temporary relief.
Oooh, I'd love to see (HA!) a video dedicated to Retinitis Pigmentosa! (I've got X-linked RP2, myself)
What about eating it rather than smoking it?
"When light reflects an object"
My paternal side of the family has glucoma and chances are it will also affect me😩 but on the other side i know i have a chance so i get it checked every year and plan it to detect it early and treat it so it stabilizes !
i suggest increasing the frequency to every 6 months as you get older. take care
When you do visual field test, for a short time of about 5 minutes per eye, you are testing all areas of your eyes and visual parts of your brain. This is the only time that damaged areas of your optic nerve and visual parts of your brain will do real exercise; in or other ciscumstance healthy areas will cover up the deficiencies to help you to see better; This is why glaucoma and stroke silently takes a bit of your vision each day without you noticing anything until it is too late. Eye drops and operations help to control the the eye pressure and slow down the progress.
There is also another option to consider; practicing eye exercises that test your ability to see even with area partialy affected by glaucoma or stroke. This practice induces slow regeneration of the damaged areas. This is proven by numerous studies for both stroke and glaucoma. For the stroke, exercise is absolutely accepted and required. For glaucoma, exercise as a requirement is a new area of studies and acceptance.
What do scientists say about vision exercise: "“When people have a stroke that affects the motor system, they are sent to rehab as soon as possible,” says Huxlin, the James V. Aquavella, M.D. Professor in Ophthalmology at the University of Rochester’s Flaum Eye Institute. “They get retrained to use a weak arm or leg, and to regain speech.”
“But if they have a stroke that affects vision, which involves more than 30 percent of our brain matter and is our dominant sense, they are told there’s essentially nothing that can be done.” They’re told “they should go home and get used to being blind.” "
So what is the possible solution of this dilema at this time?
Try this, simple, but rich with options, Android app, available on Google Play, which enables you to do something about your eyesight every day without any side effects.If you ever been to visual field test, you allready know how to use the app. There is only one time $4.99 fee, no ads, with free upgrade, and you can use the app for years to come. The following visual dot algorithms are embedded: random, linear(vertical/horizontal/angle), mirroring, neighbour areas,nasal peripheral, visual cognitive recognition, each with options of background colors, dot sizes and intervals from slow to very fast.
play.google.com/store/apps/details?
*We NEED Deus Ex Cybernetic Eyes!!*
I never asked for this
Fun fact: I had closed angle glaucoma when I was a kid. Luckily it was treatec before the damage became permanent.
What treatment did u get...
Get checked guys. Mine was caught early
Simple solution. Get Rocket Raccoon to find you another eye.
4:49 Just realized that this guy looks and sounds like an older version of Simon Pegg.
Stay stoned all the time?
Challenge accepted
Can't believe I'm not high watching this video. Lol
Its a livin
That’s what I got from it.
@@SpeakerOfWords *virtually passing you the joint*
@@SpeakerOfWords pass the chips
what about edible THC, it lasts much longer and eating it has different\stronger effects?
you said that the mind compensate for absent objects , and merge/reconstruct the picture.
I have a good friend. I know him since we were kids. he sees things that other people can't see. his mind constantly reconstruct vision sensory. he sees many colours and hues instead of one distinct colour. moreover he can control the colours visual reconstruction evolution.
does my friend has glaucoma?
Interesting. Tough disease.
Make it article about retinitis pigmentosa
I have glacouma in a young age
I dint see the world clearly without my glasses
How old r u now
Im 14 now
What is the percentagein both eye
How about naming this series Siccker?
This video hurt my eyes..
Has anyone done real science with CBD and glaucoma? Oral vs topical vs inhalation.
yes but that info wont be revealed because the truth about cbd benefits can change many things
I have glaucoma in both of my eyes I have to take eye drops everyday for my eye pressure to control it.
Cannabis seems to alleviate that well.
How is glaucoma a neurodegenerative disorder rather than an "ocular" one such as astigmatism?
Difference between lense malfunction and squished wire sensors- i think.
Simple: it causes nerve damage. Specifically in the eye.
Astigmatism is just an imperfect (stretched) image on the retina.
Both are ocular in nature because they both affect the eye. Astigmatism is usually caused by an irregularly shaped cornea (think football-shaped instead of soccer ball-shaped). This causes a refractive error that can be treated with a lens aka glasses. Glaucoma is an increase in pressure in the eye that pushes forward. This is degenerative disease, while refractive errors like astigmatism are not diseases.
Interesting....🤔
I can’t lie, the only reason why I clicked this video is because I thought it said guacamole
Mario Ruiz
I thought it was the crystalline growths of diabetic vision loss cause i'm not very familiar with the terms for either.
😂😂😂😂
Someone needs to be introduced to the magic process known as de-interlacing.
n what's that!? 🧐 care to explain in your words?
@@manasashastry404 the video is full of interlacing artifacts.
Or you could reduce your sugar/carb intake, intermittent fast and block fast to drive your insulin and glucose down and reduce insulin resistance throughout the body.
I don't know about this specific condition, but this is great advice in general, and I wouldn't be surprised if it helped. By cutting out refined sugars and carbs, people can largely avoid/treat common cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, and other issues caused by insulin resistance and the inflammation that comes with it.
The bigger question is why does weed help fix it?
It heals all
@@edg3crusher415 it works on short term.. so no real solution, but maybe we could synthesise the effect artificially. So you would only take a pill, instead of surgery.
firstly, there are many types out glaucoma with respect to fluid pressure inside the eye. some individuals can exhibit optic nerve damage with low pressure while other people live with high fluid pressure (ocular hypertension) and their eyes are completely healthy. it's really about the optic nerves ability to retain its resilience to pressure changes. however, glaucoma is a constellation/cluster of symptoms. primarily optic nerve damage, hypertension. etc..
so we gotta keep blazing to not get glaucoma. nice one
I thought this was a Vox video for a sec, lmao
Sad to know that modern science can't cure it.
cant get get vision loss if you see with your mind.
I READ GUACAMOLE AND STARTED TO FREAK OUT
Lol. Glad it wasn't just me
Im seeing blue polka dots and lightning
You doubt my smoking skills bruh?
*Hears the marijuana comment*
*Scrolls down to the comments*
It was obviously going to be the hot joint.
in other words, we dont know how to cure it
idk who is ur regizor for the clips but he is smart AF :D
I smoke every morning for this haha
So you're saying that smoking weed continuously will prevent glaucoma. That's all I need to hear.
Hits joint... I see what you did there.
Got an optometrist ad for this video.
Mashallah
Looks like our doctor have gluacoma too.
Today's fact: In 2014, a missing woman on a vacation in Iceland was found when it was discovered that she was in the search party looking for herself.
but would smoking marijuana help prevent it tho?
nope.. only works really short term. Just go to your doc, if you start seein foggy or if you notice something.
Recognize me !!!!!
@Captain Daddy Titus Murdered By Retcon I have to agree.. Broccoli tastes like butt.
she is talking so fast. i thought its my speed setting but its not.
...by turning a transparent object opaque. I mean why is this even a video?
I was about to spark up a joint. Thanks
Nice Vid. But i hate this kind of talk, when it comes to medicine. Like, yea, we're close. Something new is coming out.... soon. I heart this kind of talk alot of times and in most cases it takes FOREVER before any new treatment comes out of sience, let alone beeing available to the wider public. Large parts of the health distribution system are corrupt and overly bureaucratic. Money often comes before moral and in this case, it's not about some consumerits comfort crap. That's why i find it to be sickening to give people hope, who most likely will never benefit from these new discoveries.
I'd like to like this video but it's at 420 likes
With edibles know why may be better for glucoma!
he’s trippin... enjoying weed all the time is the best!
Braillie script can help them
Did anyone feel pain in his eyes while watching the video? No?
hope i don't get blind
this doctor does not understand how many people use grass....it's kinda hilarious, but it's also sort of irresponsibly bad advice that he gives...if you smoke all the time, enjoy the high probability that you will not have glaucoma my stoner friends!
kool
aayyyy all my worries went away when he said weed helps...420 for life
5 windows ? 2 windows ?
That house doesn't even have a window 🤷♀ .
Bruh just eat edibles and see the world for what it is 👽 BooOOoOooONG
A misleading and dated explanation on what Glaucoma is. And an Optometrist instead of a Medical Doctor (Ophthalmologist) to explain the disease. Truly disappointing and i wonder if all your other videos on diseases had the same loose scientifc criteria.
To be honest that guy says its not worth it to smoke marijuana therapeutically every day but how much would it cost to pay the doctor's and staff plus medical treatment by other means? Lol sound to me like being a pothead is cheaper and he should try it might even change his perspective.
Lool, I’m immune to glaucoma
Smoke weed you will never get it...
JKNOFF!!
how short lived? I smoke all day every day
Second?
2 nd
A complete failure?.. bet
2 nd but first to like
You can just smoke weed everyday, it's not bad for your health
THC for the win..Havingh suffered for 30 years It works when it is needed and it works INSTANTLY, Unlike the meds I ahae to take for attacks...ALL of my Doctors say "I cant exactly perscribe the medicine you are using but what ever it is, Keep it up". Its good for more than just vision too. Ive broken 16 bones i have screws and bolts in me..Ive broken my back 3 times..I dont even take Advill anymore. Seems like he is just a Doctor that relies on big pharma to pay his bills.
The hell happened to you?
Bears and Beats , Life, life happend. Hasn't slowed me down much though. XD
redneckhippiefreak well good for you man, I’m proud of you :)