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

Fluids Hypertension Syndromes – Dr. Leonardo Izecksohn – page 312
- Curing Migraines, many sicknesses and Preventing Glaucoma, all caused by caffeine, excessive
water and beer:
We had a white woman patient, 61-year-old, confectioner, 1.68 meters (5 feet and 6 inches) tall, and
98 Kilograms (215 pounds) of weight. She is suffering for many years of arterial hypertension, diabetes
and asthma. From 3 months until now, she is complaining of wide frontal headaches at awakening,
both eyes with itching, inferior eyelids edemas and tearfulness. Occasionally, she presents nausea
and retching at morning. She drinks coffee 400 milliliter (13 fluid ounces), green tea 250 milliliter (8
fluid ounces), caffeinated soft drink 600 milliliter (20 fluid ounces) and around 2,000 milliliter (half
gallon) of water daily prescribed by her physician in order to “wash the body’s toxins”. Sometimes she
drinks few beer cans. She also drank caffeinated over-the-counter analgesics for her headaches. On
the ophthalmologic examination we found the eyelids edemas, intraocular pressures of 21 an 19 mmHg
which are a little high, shallow anterior chambers and Optic Nerve’s cups of 0.4/2/0/0 and 0.5/3/0/0
(cup-disk diameter/ cup depth/ lamina cribosa’s pores visibility/ borders edema) in right and left eyes,
which are physiologic and means that the glaucomatous damage has not occurred yet. This overweighed
patient has all those suffering because she eats and drinks too much, for years along.
We prescribed to her eye drops to lower her intraocular pressures, and reaffirmed her to restrain the
salt (for the arterial hypertension), the sugar and all calories (for the overweight and diabetes), the
coffee and all the other caffeinated drinks and medications (for the headaches caused by the Ocular
Hypertension Syndrome and possibly the inner ears' hypertension syndrome also). Whether she fulfills
this, she can become better from all those sicknesses. Luckily, her eyes, brain and inner ears had
enough endurance to support all this, without any definitive lesion until now. The alternative is the
worsening of her sufferings until some definitive damage occurs.
XVIII- cc - “Idiopathic”, “Age-related”, “Primary”, “Allergic”and other sicknesses denominations:
The medical doctor who publishes a description of one of the hundreds above sicknesses with a denomination
of “Idiopathic”, “Age-related”, “Allergic” or “Primary”, is declaring to all the world that he
did not talk with his patient; he did not question him and he did not hear from his patient about his
everyday drinks. Consequently, this doctor does not know the etiology which is causing this sickness
and how to prevent or to cure it. This doctor does not do the Anamnesis, he is in fault with this patient,
and he is shamelessly declaring his medical incompetence. Which medicine is that?
XIX) – Diabetes concomitant with the Fluids Hypertension Syndromes:
The diabetes presents three distinct situations with the Fluids Hypertension Syndromes:
a) The Ocular Hypertension protects from the development of the diabetic retinopathy.
b) The Diabetes worsens the Open Angle Glaucoma.
c) The Cerebrospinal Fluid Hypertension worsens the diabetic retinopathy.
XIX - a) The Ocular Hypertension, with or without migraines or myopia, protects from the development
of the Diabetic retinopathy:
We observed two diabetic patients with Migraines consequent to intraocular pressures between 18
and 22 mmHg, who inadvertently used eye drops to lower their intraocular pressures, and they presented
diabetic retinal exudation with fast evolution. We had many other diabetics patients with intraocular
pressure bigger than 17 mmHg, with or without migraines, until glaucomatous, who presented slow or
none progression of their diabetic retinopathy when left with their high intraocular pressures untouched.
Therefore, we confirm the protective effect of the raised intraocular pressure, between 17 up
to 22 mmHg, against the development of the diabetic retinopathy (Becker, B). The retina presents few
or no damage while the patient can have serious diabetic damage elsewhere in his body, and the ophthalmic
exam of “fundus of the eye” does not show it.
“The myopia seems to exert a protective effect to the diabetic retinopathy by few understood mechanisms,
emphasizing the bigger pressure attenuation of the blood flow in the arteriolar tree of the myopic
eyes.” (Translated from Portuguese). (Veloso, J C B and others).