As we get older, our eyes can have problems that affect how well we see. There are many natural remedies that can help improve eye health. Here are some of the best ones:
Silver Water
Silver Water, or colloidal silver, can help treat eye infections like pink eye and sties. Here’s how we use it:
- Wayne Rowland puts a couple of drops in each infected eye every hour
- For serious infections with discharge, he uses a shot glass filled with Silver Water to wash the eye
- Use fresh Silver Water for the other eye.
- Add two or three drops to the eye and repeat three to four times a day.
We clean the eye often, about every 20 minutes at first, to remove the infection.
Calendula Tea
Calendula tea helps with eye conditions, like itchy or sore eyes due to allergies. Calendula is great for healing and soothing.
- Steep one to two teaspoons of dried calendula flowers in boiling water for 15 to 20 minutes. Cool and store the tea in the fridge for up to three days.\
- Use a cotton ball to apply the tea to your eye 6 times a day, then twice a day for maintenance
Nascent Iodine
Nascent iodine can be taken by mouth to help treat eye conditions. Start with 1 drop of iodine in 2 ounces of water and slowly increase to four drops.
Coconut Oil
Coconut oil can soothe dry eyes and help you sleep better.
- Put two to three drops of unrefined coconut oil in the affected eye.
- Or soak a cotton ball in the oil and place it in your closed eyelids for 10 to 15 minutes.
Calcarea Fluorica
To treat eye problems, take one pill or five drops of Calcarea fluorica every few minutes to every four hours, depending on the severity of the symptoms. Once you notice improvement, stop taking it unless symptoms return.
Common Eye Disorders and Natural Remedies
Cataracts
Description: Cloudy lens that causes blurry vision.
Natural Remedy: Bilberry extract (160-480 mg per day) or eat fresh bilberries.
Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD)
Description: Affects central vision.
Natural Remedy: Lutein and zeaxanthin are found in foods like spinach and eggs. Supplements are also available.
Dry Eye Syndrome
Description: Eyes don’t make enough of the right kind of tears.
Natural Remedy: Omega-3 fatty acids from fish, flaxseeds, or supplements (1,000 mg daily).
Glaucoma
Description: High pressure in the eye can lead to vision loss.
Natural Remedy: Ginko biloba (120-240 mg daily). Always check with a doctor before starting.
Diabetic Retinopathy
Description: Affects people with diabetes, damaging blood vessels in the retina.
Natural Remedy: Alpha-lipoic acid (300-600 mg daily). Consult your doctor.
Retinal Detachment
Description: The retina separates from the back of the eye, which is serious.
Natural Remedy: Eye exercises (like focusing on near and far objects) may help eye coordination. Always talk to an eye doctor first.
Unexpected Parasitic Revelation
There is a growing awareness of eye problems being associated with parasites and parasitic worms in or around the eyes, and modern medicine dissociates itself from such an idea.
If one is becoming aware of potential parasitic infestations, seeking a comprehensive cleanse and deworming may offer substantial relief or remission of visual diseases. If so, one will also have the consequence of relief from other symptoms that may also be associated with parasites, including parasitic worms.
Natural remedies can improve eye health, but it’s important to check with a natural healthcare provider before trying anything new, especially if you have medical conditions or take other medications. Regular eye exams are key to catching problems early.
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