Fluids Hypertension Syndromes: Migraines, Headaches, Normal ...

Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 120
After two weeks she came to bless me: “I was born again! I had 3 days of headaches, and now I
sleep and wake well, I have my energy again! All my aches, retching, eyes sores, tearfulness, secretion,
all vanished”. “Thank you doctor!” It is good to hear this, isn’t it?
After one year she came again without any caffeine, better from her thrombocytopenia without any
medication, with 145,000 platelets in the blood. She suffered only one renal stone this year, instead of
the four she was used to have. It is good to become free from the caffeine!
There are few or no short (in one hour) effects of caffeine drinks on intraocular pressure or on Optic
nerve's edema. The toxic effects of caffeine which we observed were caused after months or years of
daily use. Caffeine is really treacherous.
We conclude that Caffeine is a treacherous and a worsening poison. The chronic use of Caffeine
(1,3,7-trimethylxanthine) from coffee, mate, tea and soft drinks is a strong etiology to all Migraines,
signs and symptoms, it causes definitive damage of the Fluids Hypertension Syndromes
and many other sicknesses listed at the summary.
XI- 11) – Shallow Eye’s Anterior Chamber: All the Glaucoma Etiologies or Risk Factors at beginner
stages can do small rising of intraocular pressure and consequently the Migraines or interchangeable
signs or symptoms. The most frequent eye’s anatomic etiology is the shallow Anterior Chamber, which
is mainly inherited; it becomes even shallower with increasing age.
We found this shallow anterior chamber in:
- 166 patients (17.8%) out of 931 Migraine patients, while only in
- 5 patients (1.5%) out of 339 patients without Migraines.
The 166 migraine patients with shallow eye’s anterior chamber complained about:
- 67 patients (40.4%) drank caffeine, as coffee, mate, tea or soft drinks.
- 63 patients (38%) with wide frontal Migraines;
- 61 patients (36.7%) worsened on awakening;
- 52 patients (31.3%) with tearfulness and Rhinitis;
- 44 patients (26.5%) with ocular migraines;
- 43 patients (25.9%) with itching eyes or blepharitis;
- 37 patients (22.3%) with temporal or head-top (vertex) migraines;
- 32 patients (19.3%) with eye’s redness;
- 31 patients (18.7%) with occipital migraines;
- 23 patients (13.9%) presented eyelids edemas;
- 20 patients (12%) presented photophobia;
- 13 women (10.3% out of the 126 women) worsened during the menstrual cycle;
- 14 patients (8.4%) with Chronic cough without any pulmonary lesion;
- 14 patients (8.4%) presented nausea and retching or vomits;
- And other lesser signs or symptoms.
- We found On the examination in these patients with Shallow Eye’s Anterior Chamber:
- 73 patients (44%) with minimal (0.25 diopters) Optic Nerve’s edema;
- 14 patients (8.4%) with evident Optic Nerves’ edema;
- 21 patients (12.7%) suspects of Glaucoma;
- 21 patients (12.7%) with incipient glaucoma;
- 15 patients (9%) with advanced glaucoma;
- 103 patients (62%) with intraocular pressure of 17 mmHg or more, and out of these 103,
- 29 patients (17.5%) with only this rising intraocular pressure and no other pathology;
- Only 9 patients (5.4%) did not present any of the above signs or symptoms.
XI- 12) – Menstrual Rhythmic Variation of Intraocular, Cerebrospinal and Inner Ears’ Fluids
Pressures (Premenstrual syndrome):