Prevent Cataract Surgery! | 5 Steps To Slow Progression Of Cataracts
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- In this video, let’s talk about how to prevent cataract surgery! While we cannot completely stop cataracts from forming, we discuss 5 steps to slow progression of cataracts. When the time comes, cataract surgery can be an amazing and life-changing event but with some risks and side effects. I hope you find these 5 actionable steps useful, and thanks for watching!
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I’ll be filming a Cataract Q&A with your questions about cataract surgery in a couple weeks so please feel free to ask your questions about cataracts and surgery in the comments below 👇
Thanks for watching, and I’ll see you in my video next week about preparing for cataract surgery ❤
Interested to know about the drops they are testing in Europe that dissolve cataracts as opposed to surgery
@@juanitahardy8583 Thanks for your question! I'll do my best to address it in the upcoming Q&A so stay tuned!
Let's assume a patient doesn't want multifocal IOLs. Would glasses with progressive lenses be a good/viable option after cataract surgery for people who chose far distance IOLs over near distance IOLs?
Could you address patients with Sjogrens? Especially those of us who already have very dry eyes. Thank you
@@dgricus Yes! I'll include your question and address dry eyes in the Q&A. Thanks for contributing!
I had my cataract surgery before my lenses were 30% occluded. I'm a photographer and art curator . I didn't experience the much talked about a new experience of color or brightness but I was able to read street signs at night and and go directly to an extended productive work life for years that I might have missed
Wear sun glasses always, don't drink alcohol, never smoked, use electric stove, healthy weight, sugar free diet, and eat a healthy diet, take natural Vitamin C, take vitamin E .......and still at 70 I have got cataracts!!!
Unfortunately these are just things we can do to slow cataracts, not completely prevent them from happening. There are other factors out of our control like genetics, other health conditions, etc. It sounds like you are extremely healthy so I'll bet your good habits helped in other ways! Thanks for sharing
Why electric stove?
@@TheShumoby yes why electric stove?
DEHYDRATION perhaps
(we are all dehydrated)
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he is a honest, next level
Doctor. Don’t miss him.
I think one of the reasons for having good eyes is genetics .my uncle , now 90 years old , he can read the smallest words without using reading glasses . He does not have to use glasses for reading . He does not get any immunisation for covil-19 and very healthy , still drives the car .
Had cataract surgery in both eyes, one week apart. Best thing ever! 5 minute procedure that was painless. 20/20 in both eyes now.
We're did you have it done
@@user-gd3bk4vb8k University of Kansas
@@user-gd3bk4vb8k I'm from the UK, our NHS (National Health Service) will do if for FREE but the issue is you already have cataracts & the waiting list is like over a year maybe....which means it'll just get worse! I paid private around £1,200 each eye....amazing vision! I went for the distant lens than the close/reading lens option. I've been wearing glasses all my life....all my life & i'm just over 50, i don't need glasses now to read,only for over 2 meters for a newspaper letter size words. Driving is amazing, don't need glasses but it does make it better & crisper for road sign/directions boards & car plates. UK driving law needs us to read a number plate at approx 20 meters which i can see now WITHOUT glasses....a BONUS.
that's great ! such a very short time for a delicate procedure.
Hello may i know what type of surgery for that
I am Over Eighty and I never smoked ,I do take alcohol occasionally and survived a five vessel by pass nine years ago and I have good sight as up to now .I still appreciate advice from people like you,many thanks.
Thanks for sharing, and best of luck ❤
Then your screwed
@@jenny-DD It's "you're." "Your" is possessive.
A krople DSMO ?
You are knocking it out of the park with these cataract videos! They are amazing! Well done!
Wow that means so much coming from such a fantastic Eyetuber 💪 Thanks for your support - I really appreciate you!
this is a joke , nothing is going to stop cataracts and the fix takes less than 20 min.
@@jonesy4588 This is NO JOKE! If you have cataracts those 20 minutes can be very intense for so many people. It was for me. Like all surgery, infection is the main issue. I’m sorry you feel the way you do.
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I was scheduled for surgery to replace the cataract damaged lenses in both eyes. With my wife, I changed to eating a plant based diet. After a month, the osteo arthritis pain I suffered in my toes, plantar, heels, ankles, knees, elbows, wrists and fingers (each confirmed by xray images) disappeared. Almost a year after going plant based diet, my cataracts cleared in both eyes. I phoned the optometrist and requested a new vision test before my scheduled cataract surgery. She agreed. After the new exam, she cancelled the cataract surgery for my eyes! - It was a big step to give up all meat, dairy, processed foods, oils, etc. But, the rewards to me far exceed the compromises.
People who go full carnivore have the same good results. Processed foods are the big culprit, especially sugars and highly refined carbohydrates of all kinds. I avoid GMOs, too; there's nothing I find attractive about eating genetically embedded pesticides in my food.
Just to add, I agree that seed oils are the devil. They tear up your arteries when they go through your bloodstream, for one thing. People don't realize how highly processed those seed oils are. How much oil does corn have, anyway? Not much. There's no way to get that much oil out of corn without a lot of processing.
Giving up processed foods and high carb foods is what helped. It wasn’t giving up meat.
Io@@edennis8578
Please explain a plant based diet.
Thanks for updating us on Cataract.Text message while lecturing simultaneously helps a lot understand you perfectly. Thanks once again.
Dozens of thanks, Dr. Lee
Thanks for this info!
Thanks for watching!!!
Thank you for giving us the facts so clearly, precisely and most especially for talking in a calm, comforting voice ( many people talk way too fast). I'm a 77 year old woman whose cataracts have developed slowly over the past 3 years and are not in need of surgery yet, so your info was very good to hear. I look forward to your next video. Thanks!
i read that L-Carnosine eyedrops can reverse cataracts
I am 96 and I also dislike the fast talkers! You can slow them all down by pausing the video, tapping the round settings button, then tap playback speed. I always slow videos down to 75%! Try it, you will love it!
@@littleoldladyfromtexas3849 Thank you for that knowledge. I did not know that was possible. Bless you! 😊
5:56 5:56 To slow down the playback speed in any podcast, you will see icons like cc and a gear like icon, if you press on that gear like icon, a menu will popup and there you can slowdown the play speed from normal to .75x .5x that your like.
After you stopped watching the video clip, it will go automatically to normal speed. I am sorry @littleoldladyfromtexas3849, I realized after I wrote him the instructions how to slow the Talkback speed, that you had already contacted him with the instructions already.
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Thanks Michele - valuable info! God bless!
Thank you very much, for this information. I will surely share it with my friends.
Dr. Lee, I want to express my gratitude for the information you provided as I contemplate the possibility of cataract surgery. My inclination has typically been in favor of natural remedies rather than surgical interventions.
So did you have the surgery?
Good presentation. With the information we have today you are doing as much as you can to enable people to be healthy.
I really appreciate your feedback & kind words. Thank you for watching ❤
Very clear and good presentation, thank you!
Great video and very informative and very well explained thank you very much from Sydney Australia 😊
My narrow angles, extreme farsightedness (+10) and very short eyes (nanopthalmic eyes) led to irridotomies to help fluid drain. Unfortunately, even the irridotomies couldn’t keep my intraocular pressures in A safe zone. I had my cataract surgery at age 57 paired with a gonioscopy. It was risky, but now I can see clearly and my pressures are in the normal zone! I have mad respect for my ophthalmologist!
Hey
Good stuff to know. Wish I had known about the UV sunglasses when I was younger. Pretty sure my cataracts are mostly from the brutal UV bombardment here in South Texas most of my life. Thanks for the info.
Thank you so much for the info about cataracts. I've developed cataracts over the last two years and waiting for surgery. I'm afraid of the side effects effects
Thank you so much for this information to educate the world on prevention of cataracts,great video Dr Lee
This has been good information on cataracts
Thank you very much for your professional, informative and clear information in reducing the risk of developing cataract!
Glad it was helpful - thanks for watching!
great show and very well explained brilliant thank you very much from Sydney Australia
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you, I found this very informative.
I really appreciate your feedback :)
Thanks for the info!!
Dr. Lee your 100% right! Three years ago the Eye Doctor said I had a Good Start on a Cataract I got Prescription Glasses for driving with sun Glasses in them. Just got Checked and Cataract has not changed! Thanks for the tips!
Thanks for sharing :)
You can have cataracts for a very long time before they bother you. A lot of times I doctors don’t even tell you that you have them if they’re small enough. And then at some point they just grow big enough to cause problems. And it’s not some thing that people have been doing that’s bad, it’s just aging. Of course, you can make aging worse by eating tons of sugar and not exercising, but cataracts or just some thing that most people develop if they live long enough.
Great presentation!
Thanks for your feedback!!!
Thank you for the valuable advices. Appreciated 👍
Thanks. Your advice inspirational, particularly because my eye doctor told me yesterday during my check-up for glasses (the little windows showed the row of letters on the right eye had a white background. but the left eye window had a somewhat yellowish background. She said that yellowish background was due to a cataract developing in the left eye).
Great educational video. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching :)
I'm 68, my dad had a lens replacement surgery done. My grandfather went blind in the 60's do to Cataracts. So, I'm on the list. I have floater most likely in the left eye. Growing up in the 60's sunglasses would have been a brilliant thought. I when camping and hiking up the the mountains, higher bright lights. Also, would canoe days on a river without proper eye protection. Things have changed for the better, expect for my taxes, they still suck.
Thanks you so much Doc for your information 😊
Thanks for these valuable information
Thank you Doctor for your well informed..👍❤️.
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Thanks for your kind words :)
Very intelligent and concise recommendations to avoid or reduce Cataracts. You might want to stress the Reduction of Hugh use Computer Blue Light exposure as well. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you for your comment & kind words ❤
Great information doctor Michele
Thanks for the info and ... You're very easy on my eyes.
Great video Doc! Thank you so much for the info!
You are so welcome :)
No wonder the Scriptures says, I will lift up my eyes unto the Hills, from whernce my Help, my comes from the Most High, that made the entire Heavens & Earth, .......HE will protect me from the Sun & the Moon.....🙏
Lol
Thank you...very informative
Thank you so much for the explanation and inspiration
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you 👏👏👏
Thanks for watching!
❤❤wonderful info. Had cataracts in both eyes in my 50s.. and infectious condition in 1 eye.. I wish 20 years ago you were telling us this info..
I'm so sorry to hear about the infection in your eye. Thanks for sharing ♥
You may have just lost a little bit in the genetic lottery. My grandmother had cataracts in her 50s and she was never out in the sun and always were sunglasses. I’ve sort of inherited that as well and will probably have cataract surgery before I’m 60. It just happens.
Thank you for this information pretty women. You are helping people and that is great.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I'm encouraged.
You are so welcome ❤
I'd love to see these studies you've mentioned. Especially the one from Nepal. Nepal is not part of India, rather it is its own country. So, there is that.
You have inspired me young lady. Thank you. 👍✝️✌️
Thank you for the information 😊♥️
Very good information, thanks!
Thanks for your support ❤️
My cataract surgery ended before it started and it was the most traumatic hospital experience I ever had. I have settled to rather get blind than to put myself to such trauma again.
Pls. tell me what happend. I may had the same😢
What happened are you recovered
@@vision385 ???!!
They treated me so rudely, badly, and without consideration of my underlying problems, ignoring all that was discussed prior to the o.p., that my normally low blood pressure went through the roof.
After the injection and endless waiting, I was told that I could not be operated on. They told me that I should remain in the hospital in an different room until my blood pressure changed.
By than I felt like an animal in an abattoir and my intuition told me to go home.
I found out that there was another person on that day that also went home without finalising his cataract operation.
Now that I took the time to answer you, please be so kind and tell me your story.
@@elevans5758 sorry about that.I had my cataract surgary ; but i end up lossing my eye ritna after only two months..
Thank you, good to know. Your easy to listen to.
I really appreciate your feedback. Thanks for watching ❤
Thanks doc from Melbourne 🎉❤ !
Such an adorable outro. ^___^
Thanks :)
Thnx for giving us infos. Keep safe Dra Michelle Lee❤
Thank you! You too!
@@MicheleLeeMDcan I have cataract surgery with just numbing drops and not have the sedation and numbing needles??
Thanks for the advice.
Thank you for the information
Wise as it may be to avoid cataract surgery and surgery in general, my extreme nearsighted vision has been markedly improved by the plastic lenses that replaced my cataracted natural lenses. The surgeries were done rather quickly in what seemed like an office visit and called for sedation only. I still wear glasses for distance vision, but I can read books or see my computer screen without the series of glasses I wore from age 13. However, I'm 89 years old and now have other eye problems.
Thanks for sharing your experience! I agree that surgery can be amazing, especially if you go in understanding the risks and benefits.
@@MicheleLeeMD: I might add that the degree of correction
was not as great as could have been obtained. I don't recall why we decided to keep my distance vision less than 20/20.
89 ????????lol CANT MOAN There !!!lol g
Wow, Keith! That sounds like the best outcome one could hope for. Sorry to hear about the other issues cropping up and I hope you have been able to get some of that squared away.
@@geoffreycarson2311 Are you feeling okay?
Thankyou 👍👍👍👍❤️
Thanks for your support as always :)
A fantastic video. Thank you.
Great video thank you so much.
I have posterior polar sub-capsular & multiple (sub 1mm+ )anterior cataracts.
Best way to avoid surgery is have doctors who disagree. In 2011, Moms ophthalmologist said after a free slip lamp exam that I needed surgery soon. One week later (after an exam with oct & wavefront) a top dr in Los Angeles said I needed surgery in 5-10 years… three years later, moms dr said cataracts are type that dont grow so no schedule for surgery. This year, a different optometrist said I dont need surgery soon. In 2014 the posteriors were 1.2+& 1.6mm
Thanks for sharing! My advice is to wait until you are having issues with your vision before you consider cataract surgery. Best of luck when the time comes for the procedure!
Glaucoma
@@bolajokoadegbenro287 3nb has been found to reduce glaucoma up to 50%. 3nB is a chemical in celery seed. One can purchase standardized 3nB in capsules. I simply buy celery extract powder (not standardized) and take 1/4 to 1/2 tsp day mixed with other herbs (multi-purpose). Celery Seed inhibits complement factor, which is high up in a chemical cascade contributing to autoimmune conditions. 3nb, or celery seed and root (the crunchy stuff you eat!) has also been shown to normalize blood pressure.
Many that didn't respond to blood pressure meds respond with celery. It's been shown to have many other preventative or correcting effects. Spices are very powerful substances for health. If you take celery seed, be sure to tell your doctor as he will watch your blood pressure, possibly lowering med. Anyways, it's my choice for prevention antioxidants and all the wonderful prevention possibilities. Keyword celery seed 3NB to find the chemical name (3NB full name). . Then keyword that with studies glaucoma. Then, judge for yourself if you want to add a little spice to your life. :).
I'm not a doctor. Just sharing information. Always make informed decisions for your own medical care. For blood pressure , most people watch their blood pressure if they are on meds and tell their doctor. Many have not needed the meds anymore. iherb is a great site for testimonials, because they have such a wide audience. You can also scan through the testimonials at amazon. It's very popular for this. For the glaucoma study (s), I don't think I've heard anyone else talking about it. I was shocked when i discovered it years ago.
Seriously, spices as a rule have LOTS of impressive studies for their health benefits. They are packed with incredible healing and prevention, in my opinion. Cinnamon is another. Just keyword Cinnamon Pubmed. Once you get inside pubmed from a link, keyword Cinnamon or one of the chemicals in cinnamon (sometimes the studies show for the chemical only, not the full plant name, or the latin name of the plant - easy enough to google plant name and latin name.). Anyways, you can scroll through the titles and see the many effects, click on the study abstract of interest. Full Studies are usually linked on the abstract. Quick scan of first few sentences and results will give you the lowdown. Then, you can dig deeper if you have interest.
I almost never tell my patients that they “need” cataract surgery. I ask them. If your daily life or safety or job function is being notably impaired, it’s time to consider it. If someone gives you a certain time frame, how could they predict your future? You will know when you need it!
Some doctors say you can wait, one doctor scheduled me for a surgery. I’m confused.
Thank you Dr. Lee for this informative video on helping to slow cataract development and possible surgery. I am being treated by an opthamoligist for glaucoma now and he is very closely monitoring my cataract. I am 80 years old and in 2016 I had an ocular melanoma and had a enucleation of my left eye. I have a prosthetic and am doing well. But he is very concerned about the cataract and says he will only perform surgery when and if it gets to that point, as, yes, sometimes surgeries don't always go well and he doesn't want me to lose both
How are you ❤
Thank u for simple great tips that are taken for granted
You are so welcome!
Thank you very much! Best regards,
Michelle Leed, MD. Loved the video.
The thing that concerns me about cataract surgery is that opinions are all over the board!
Yes, you will hear a lot of opinions, even amongst eye surgeons! My advice is to wait until you are bothered by your quality of vision and if in doubt, get multiple opinions. Best of luck!
@@MicheleLeeMD Thanks, Dr. Lee! My concen, or 'a' concern, is Laser assisted versus manual. I've seen scanning microscope photos of laser assisted eyes that look terrifying. I'd prefer 'manual' but in an evaluation the surgeon who does laser was almost jumping off the ground - he was so vehement that laser is 'safer.' But another evaluating surgeon said, "it's way worse an outcome."
@@Allan-et5ig There is no proof either way that one is better than the other for routine cataracts. Laser-assisted surgery can help with astigmatism correction but that is about it. Some surgeons prefer using laser since it performs some of the steps and softens the lens. Hope that answers your question!
Prior to cataract surgery, I didn't have that whitish curvature in my eye, thanks
a lot for surgery, I'm 75 and I can see and read everything. Foods in the video,
I eat them most of the time, green leafy no but steamed a little.
Thank you for video.
Thanks for sharing & your feedback!
Excellent video. Very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I've developed cataracts after long-term steroid use as part of my immunosuppressive regime following a kidney transplant. I'm not diabetic and am otherwise reasonably healthy though I do suffer from UTIs and kidney infections. I'm recovering from one the moment. I have UV protection built into my prescription glasses and I only take them off to shower or sleep. The extra cost was worth it. Thanks for your video. I knew carrots were good for your eyes. LOL
Hi I have same problem.I have developed cataracts long term steroid use 😢what can I do for my eyes
Hey! Any eye drop recommendations for basic very low level of cataracts?
Thanks Dr Michelle Lee for your help 👍.Love you! ❤️
You are so welcome!
Howdy Doctor, I recently discovered your videos and really find them very interesting and enjoyable to watch. I am 75 and within the last 2 years my eye doctor has been recommending cataract surgery. I suffer from Blepharitis which never really seems to be completely gone, although most times I can seem to keep it under control. I have read that many times after surgery Blepharitis becomes an issue. Do you have any advice or additional steps I should take. Thank you again for such educational content.
Hi and thank you for your kind words and comment! Dry eye usually gets worse after cataract surgery, and while you could try to prepare for it using preservative-free tears, there is not much you can do before surgery to prevent it from happening. Also, your dry eye treatment depends on what kind of dry eye you have so I would work with your eye doctor to optimize your dry eyes before surgery.
I'll be releasing a video next week about how to prepare for cataract surgery if that would be helpful! I appreciate your support ♥
I had both eyes done , unfortunately my left eye was a failure, now they want me to have a cornea transplant , I am way too scared to have to go through another eye operation , I am hoping my eyesight in the left eye will slowly come back by eating well ,,,, thank you 😊
I'm so sorry to hear that you may need a corneal transplant. That does sound frustrating and scary. Thankfully, cornea transplants are much more successful now than they were even 5-10 years ago. Best of luck ❤
Hello there, bless you dear soul. Im 64 and last week had a cataract surgery in 1 eye,although they say its simple ect its still not pleasant going through with it,my hospital they were wonderful, kind,caring and very good hospital. I am being carful but as I have other health issues I'm still feeling as though I'm not myself. It really has cleared my vision in that eye,but I feel fragile, I think it takes a few weeks to feel more yourself.im so sorry that your left was a failure, and if you are able znd do go ahead with the cornea transplant I would imagine they will put you under general anesthesthetic? I am sure that because its our eyes znd face its a scary thing isn't it,xxi am wondering as im watching this a year on from when it came out, that you may have had surgery, if so how are you now and please know I am including you in my prayers, xxlove Heather in ukxx
@@hetty2974 I decided. not to have the cornea transplant , the vision in my right eye is pretty good, the left eye is still very blurry ,,, I’m learning to live with it ,,, good to hear your surgery was successful ,,,,,thank you 😊
Hello Sharon.im pleased you are okay. Thankyouxx for letting me know..yep so far mynone is OK it's very sensitive and bit painful on top of my eye when you look sideways I expect that will go away. Its been a week and a half since my surgery..I wish you well.and bless you 🙏 do take care xx❤
Thank you Doctor!
Thank you. Very helpful.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching ❤
1 Wear sunglasses 2 don't drink alcohol (except maybe a little red wine) 3 don't smoke 4 stay healthy not too much sugar in diet 5 vitamin c in healthy diet. I do all that but had cataracts by age 70 needing surgery which was successful.
Yes, thanks for sharing! These are risk factors one can do but there are definitely noncontrollable risks like age, genetics, health conditions, etc.
Thank you ,very useful info. Do you have any info on eye stroke
Thanks for your comment. I don't have a video on eye strokes yet, but I can certainly make one in the future for you!
Good information Dr.Lee
Thank you for watching ❤️
Thank you for an informative video
Thanks for watching!
Hazards of delaying cataract surgery:
Follow any step you want to but be careful, these steps not gonna delay ageing of the eye. For example surgery of same grade of cataract at 50 years of age is far far better than at 80 years of age. Reason: the zonules in the eye which support lens become weaker with increasing age. Corneal endothelial cells are also diminishing with advancing age which is required to keep cornea clear.
So, this is the complete picture. You might delay progression of lens Cataract- but at the same time your surgeries after few years would be riskier.
Thank you for your comment. It is true in that as we age there are issues with other parts of the eye besides the cataract itself. Some people want to hold off as long as possible to have any procedure or surgery, so this video is made for those who want to delay cataract surgery and/or try not to ever have surgery at all. These tips are also good tips in general for eye health and overall health too.
I appreciate your feedback!
Don't forget the yellow, orange, and red bell peppers. Also no harm in including an AREDS2 supplement for the eyes.
شكرا دكتورة ...شرحك واضح..❤️
Thanks for the information
You are so welcome, and thanks for watching!
I’m 80. Have a small cataract in right eye. Have been vegetarian at least half to three quarters of my live. Don’t wear sunscreen . No sunglasses except when driving in bright light. Take supplements that includes Idoral iodine. Estrace vag cream weekly. Very active in retirement from Nursing on woodland tree farm. Have three kids and a dog and my sweetheart.
Drink red wine when I feel like it.
Not sure if there’s a cut off age for C. S. ?
Thanks for sharing :)
Hello my dad is of your age and recently got cataract in both his eyes. He is reluctant to undergo surgery but I am scared if that detoriotes with time. Would like to get some suggestions from you if you don't mind.
In dentistry UV lights are used very often. Dental
profesionales are at greatest risk if a shield protection is not used.
blessing, thank you we are greatfull to your advice… tks
Hey
Thank you for this video. 🥰 😊🥰
You’re so welcome ❤
I want to get some of those new eye drops that clear cataracts and restore lens flexibility.
I've taken both of ethos NAC which is n- acetylcarnosine plus another brand.
What are they called
My ophthalmologist told me to avoid watching the microwave. Not sure I ever have but I do have cataract in one eye.
Thank You💖
Thank u for tis gud advice I have Cataract Shireen South Africa
Good info! Cataracts are caused by oxidative stress.
Thanks for your feedback 🙏
My dad died at 89 and I was disgusted when his optometrist insisted every year that "dad would have cataracts next year because everybody gets them.". I told my dad's optometrist, sorry, doc, stuff your negativity. We finally changed eye Drs at 85 years old. Dad died with no cataracts from a hospital acquired infection post-surgery. Hospitals errors are the 3rd greatest cause of death in the US and most certainly have increased due to certain protocols during 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023. Not everybody gets cataracts. It is a rusting of the eyes due to lack of antioxidants and toxicity of your body, especially heavy metals, which makes sense because cigarette smoke is loaded with cadmium.
Thank you for sharing this important health information 🙏 🙏👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️😍. GOD bless you more 🙇♀️🙇♀️🙇♀️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹
I really appreciate your kind words ❤️
Thanks to the information doctor
Always welcome :)
I just had cataract surgery 3 weeks ago still healing. I stent was to put in dr advised me that my mesh would not safely allow that. So back to the drops which isn’t effective. One thing doctor mentioned to me that l his patents he advised them to stop drinking coffee even decaf. This is one drink that definitely raises the IOP. Glad I don’t like coffee with my issues.
Thanks for sharing your experience, and best of luck with your recovery ❤️
Hey❤
Regarding smoke and fires: Hubby tried to introduce solar ovens in 3rd world countries. It was a difficult lesson. Fire is a cultural thing. Sitting around a solar oven just wasn’t the same ambiance, I guess. Some did finally understand how it helped on several levels (free up time for crafts and teaching kids lessons, safety, effective, efficient, low cost to make and upkeep, no fuel required except the sun) and others just couldn’t give up the usual ways of living their lives.
I'm sure that was a difficult feat for your husband! Thanks for sharing your (and his) experience ❤
Which countries? Did they really reject it because of ambience or practical issues?
Very great information thank you doctor ❤😊
Thank you for watching!
Very informatic
Thank you for your feedback ❤
Dont worry even with my beginning of cataract I see how beautiful dr lee is
For me at 36, I started developing a cataract within 3 years of getting ICL surgery. I lived a healthy lifestyle and followed all of those tips. It could have been because of my -16D pre-ICL surgery prescription, or maybe just the surgery, or maybe a combination of a lot of things. I guess I'll never know, but I'm just worried about having to put on glasses every time I have to read something and take them off immediately after.
It sounds like you have a few risk factors for cataracts. Having any eye surgery, even ICL, will put you at risk of earlier cataract surgery. Also being very nearsighted can put you at risk as well. If you haven't gotten your cataract surgery yet, I hope things go well!
Dr explain the issues being very near sighted myoptic. I have this issue and I have heard my error ratio is unbelievable.
You need to get your vitamin D3 checked you need to take that with K complex almost everybody in the world is low in vitamin D three and the doctor will give you a synthetic vitamin D to it’s not the same it’s a natural send screen and protect your eyes I am 68 years old and I have 15/15 vision I never wear sunglasses never have never will I do use hats because I love them to keep sun out of my eyes but I’m not gonna look straight up at the same anyway and that’s the only way you can get vitamin D three the sun Hass to come in to your eyes so sunscreen and sunglasses keep you from getting enough vitamin D three that’s a fact do research I’m not joking and vitamin D3 is actually a hormone
@@ladonnabellavillalobos9627 I agree that vitamin D is important for your eye health!
Hi, thanks for sharing information about the possibility of ICL contributing to development of cataract at such an early age, and as the good doctor confirmed below your comment. I''ll surely warn my friends. I'm 60 and have had damage to my vision from autoimmune. I was just diagnosed with early cataract.
I'm determined to avoid surgery and prevent growth, even dissolve the cataract by natural means. I've worked with herbs over forty years. There is a lot of science on herbs. I've been able to heal many "incurable" and complicated conditions with animals and people and always helped free. I'm in the midst of stressful move and starting all over. So, it may be a few months before I have my research complete.
Already I've found several plants that actually have halted and one dissolved the cataract. I will be happy to share my protocol when I've finished and am settled moving. If you are interested, feel free to email me. Please just put Cataract Vision Formula in title. Anyone else is free to request as well. I will confirm and add you to the list to send it to.
I am not a doctor, just sharing studies and what i find for myself. I'm also not selling anything but will point you to stores that offer the best price on quality supplements and herbs. I normally buy herbs loose, in bulk. Depending on the dose necessary of the herb, I buy from 4 oz to lb or more. There are also nutraceuticals and standardized extracts in bulk, loose form - not in pill but loose powder. My gmail is DoeringTraci3
Pray too. Prayer moves mountains and can easily move cataracts. :).