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GLAUCOMA
QUESTION: Are there any herbs for the relief and/or cure for glaucoma?
We're posting some of the medicinal questions we get along with answers
from our Herbalist David Brill of The Rosemary House. Hopefully this may
help you with some of your own questions.
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other people with the same concerns.
ANSWER: The herbs have been used for Glaucoma or eye are herbs good for the eye.
Ginkgo, Latin Name: Ginkgo Biloba - Good for Glaucoma and other eye problems including circulation
Bilberry/Blueberry Fruit, Latin Name: Vaccinium sp - weak vessels integrity and increased circulation to eyes
Bugleweed, Latin Name: Lycopus virginicus - used for bulging eyes
Elder berries, Latin Named: Sambucus nigra - increase vascular integrity and circulation, increase eyes ability to see
Gou qi zi (Lycium fruit, Wolfberry), Latin Name:Lycium chinensis - spots in eyes, floaters, excessive tearing, poor or
cloudy vision, poor night vision and all conditions of the eyes such as degeneration of cateracts, diabetic retinapathy,
macular degeneration, peripheral nueropathy, etc.
Chrysanthemum, Latin Name: Chrysanthemum moriflorium - signs associated with eyes: red, painful eyes especially
with a lack of tears, light sensitivity, dizziness associated with vision, cloudy vision, etc.
Nu Zhen zi, Shiny Privet, Ligustrum fruit, Latin Named: Ligustrum lucidum - Eye problems such as cataracts, retinitis,
macular degeneration, poor night vision, dry, irritated, red eyes, etc.
Calendula, Pot Marigold, Latin Name: Calendula officinalis - Great for the eyes, Rich in flavanoids such as carotinoids
especially luten which is specific to eyes. Increases integrity of veins, arteries and capillaries.
Supplements suggested for eyes and Glaucoma include:
Vitamin A
Vitamin C
Beta Carotene
Mixed Carotinods
Magnesium
Alpha Lipoic Acid
Bilberry/Blueberry
In your diet choose and eat your foods by color the Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo and Violet these colors
help with health.
This article was download from www.Healthwell.com .
Glaucoma
The term glaucoma describes a group of eye conditions that are usually associated with increased intraocular
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