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Join me today as I answer questions during this Facebook Live. We cover everything from cataracts to drusen to dry eyes and halos. If you have a question, feel free to email me at [email protected] or attend my Facebook Live every Wednesday at 5PM EST. If you want more, sign up for my newsletter at: www.drsamberne.com. MSM Eye Mist SUMMARY KEYWORDS eye, cataracts, eyedrops, important, glaucoma, called, collagen, retina, health, people, vitamin, eyelids, glutathione, dry, question, surgery, inflammation, supplement, nodules, msm Hello, everyone, it’s Dr. Sam, I’d like to welcome you to my EyeClarity podcast. This is a show that offers cutting-edge information on how to improve your vision and overall wellness through holistic methods. I so appreciate you spending part of your day with me. If you have questions, you can send them to [email protected]. Now to the latest EyeClarity episode. I want to take a question. This is from Jared and he is dealing with halos around lights. He also has blurred vision, and he seems like his eyes are getting worse and worse. And he also has a significant floaters and he went to his doctor and he was diagnosed with something called posterior vitreous detachment. And he's also got dry eye. And Jared also writes that he has had LASIK surgery about five years ago. And at first the surgery was really, really good. But now he needs glasses both at distance and near. And he's struggling. Well, you know, I talk a bit about eye surgeries. And, you know, the more you avoid eye surgeries, I think the better it is, unless you really have to get it. Cataract surgery would be the one that I would say is a pretty safe, successful surgery. So with LASIK surgery, we're changing the refractive error in the eyeball, but many times because there is a source or a cause of the prescription in the eyeball. And that is based on mental habits and emotional habits anyway, reasons why we develop a prescription. And there's the body prescription and there's the eye prescription. And many times even though you do LASIK surgery, and it fixes the prescription in the eye, the prescription and the body wins out. And this is what's happening in this case. So the good news here is that doing some physical IO therapy reeducation, where you're doing some exercises to increase visual coordination, peripheral vision, visual relaxation. These are really time tested exercises that can help change the situation and you can actually reduce your myopia you can reduce your astigmatism. And the way I see physical therapy as a relates to, you know, post LASIK is that it's the same thing as getting some type of physical therapy after you've had any kind of surgery. And surgeons tend to recommend physical therapy because there's an integration process that needs to happen once the surgeon has done their job. In fact, I don't really know of many surgeries that doctors do, where physical therapy is not recommended afterwards, but not an eye care. So what you can do is you can go to my website, and there's a section on AI exercise protocols, and the one you would want to work with is the one for nearsightedness. And it's a 90 day program, it's about three exercises a day, it's free. And you can do start doing those exercises in there a combination of activities that will increase your flexibility, your peripheral vision, your visual coordination. And it will start to get you to integrate what the surgery did to your eyes with your mind and your brain. And once you do that, and once you start moving in that direction, you're definitely going to get clearer eyesight, and better lubrication and moisturization in your eyes,