What a Waste 
fernando799419
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Most cataract patients like myself would have some useful vision left. When the sun is out, I can't see much. It's just a yellow mist. At night, I can hardly see anything outside, so I don't go out. Car headlights are just a glare, streetlamps have halos. And I can't see well inside at night under electric lighting. But in the daytime, in a partially lit room, I can still see objects, although cloudy. I want to say, when there is some useful vision left, and when ways of improving the remaining vision existed in the past, it seems such a waste to completely destroy the natural lens in cataract surgery, and replace it by a plastic implant foreign to the eye.
For example, if someone was limping and nonsurgical means existed to improve joint or leg function so that he could walk without a limp again, would a doctor amputate that leg and replace it by a wooden or plastic leg? No? Then why replace the natural lens by a plastic one if the natural lens can be saved. It seems such a waste. Once restored, the natural lens will always outperform an IOL, not to mention the risks of surgery.
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This is a reply to # 2,466,872Advertisement
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There are some amazing books about eye health and naturally, prevention is worth its weight in gold.
There is a long list of reasons for poor eye health and surgery does not "correct" 1 of those past problems.
that said, amazingly many people even in their 90's have amazing results today. Many wore glasses much of their life and after surgery, no more glasses.
The same applies to so many problems---like Hernia, people that wait until their belly rips from the belly button to the spine (it happens); it is all about "prevention". The best of medical after the fact, seek to ad more time, by way of surgeries of which many today are being done by robots.
People do not want to know or hear the endless list of reasons "why", no more than they want to be told to eat or drink or live....and thanks to health insurances, socialism there are ample surgeons that can do some amazing work with the eyes---but beware the bad ones, it is not a surgery that can be undone.
Some of the basics of cataracts are- dirty water / well water, water loaded with rock minerals.
MILK, dairy wrong forms of calcium---inorganic calcium accumulation-
Herpes--- cataracts are a form of Herpes.
HA, the miracle of HA, first discovered in cow eyes 90 years ago---the glue that holds the human body together, especially the eyes...people that see "floaters" are seeing the HA break loose.
WHY compare Hernia with Cataracts?
SIMPLE, both are ADVANCED problems that the people allowed to happen--------both are extremely difficult to deal with naturally and odds are they are not going to attempt to self-correct and surgery is so fast and often so successful. THEY only last so long! But generally last long enough.
On the wild side---in Brazil, the is always at least 1 person that does bazaar eye surgeries with kitchen butter knife----they scrape the cataract off in a second.
Expect to get ten + good years when they install a lens. You might see better than you have for 50 years.
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- Re: What a Waste fernando799419
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This is a reply to # 2,466,876I'm sorry, but you miss the point. Cataract surgery should not be the only option because nonsurgical means of reversing cataract existed in the past, and others exist today. They are just not available. Therefore patients must undergo the surgery, or face progressive loss of vision ending in blindness.
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