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MMS1 or Activated MMS: chlorine dioxide (ClO2)
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It sounds like your father does not wear prescription glasses. If he does not wear glasses, that would be the first step. The examining eye doctor will be able to see cataracts, if he has them. I have had cataract operations on both eyes.
I have worn prescription glasses since I was 40 years old, and am now almost 89 years old and still drive my car.
There is an eye protocol developed by a German doctor that I use twice a day and it does help my vision. The protocol is attached to this message. It is easy to make and use.
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What about DMSO, that is supposed to help a great deal with the eyes as well?It sounds like your father does not wear prescription glasses. If he does not wear glasses, that would be the first step. The examining eye doctor will be able to see cataracts, if he has them. I have had cataract operations on both eyes.
I have worn prescription glasses since I was 40 years old, and am now almost 89 years old and still drive my car.
There is an eye protocol developed by a German doctor that I use twice a day and it does help my vision. The protocol is attached to this message. It is easy to make and use.
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Yes, DMSO used in eyes is what the attached PDF file above explains. I use this 3% DMSO version because I have a plastic lens in each eye. Three percent DMSO will not damage those plastic lenses.
What about DMSO, that is supposed to help a great deal with the eyes as well?It sounds like your father does not wear prescription glasses. If he does not wear glasses, that would be the first step. The examining eye doctor will be able to see cataracts, if he has them. I have had cataract operations on both eyes.
I have worn prescription glasses since I was 40 years old, and am now almost 89 years old and still drive my car.
There is an eye protocol developed by a German doctor that I use twice a day and it does help my vision. The protocol is attached to this message. It is easy to make and use.
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