Podcast 180: Q&A

In this episode, I give you some insights into what happens if you're diagnosed with cataracts. I talked about different exercises, like my plus lens to blur the eye dialog, and I recommend some helpful nutrients. We also explore the difference between my approach and a disease-based model approach. Enjoy the show. If you want more, sign up for my newsletter at: www.drsamberne.com. SUMMARY KEYWORDS eye, cataract, lens, blur, continuum, prescription, glasses, nutrients, hypervigilance, oxidative stress, give, talk, adaptive response, reverse, people, dialoguing, body, doctor, strategy, create 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. Hey everybody, it's Dr. Sam. And in this podcast episode, I give you some insights into what happens if you're diagnosed with cataracts. And so in the session that I'm giving, I talked about different exercises like my plus lens to blur the eye dialog, and I recommend some nutrients. So I hope you enjoy the show, thanks for listening, the first thing that I would say is, is that the world that you were in when you got the eye exam, is a disease-based model. And when you're in a disease-based model, basically what's happening is that the people who are administering the information, they, they're looking for disease, that's basically what their whole trip is about. And because of their perspective, or point of view, first of all, they don't even know that you could actually heal or improve your eyes. I mean, there's no, like, oh, let's, let's trust our body's intelligence, you know, as we talked about and continuum. And as Emily used to say, The eyes are one of the most unrealized tissues of the body. And, you know, these doctors are wanting to do surgery and drugs, and, but they're not looking at the bio intelligence of what the eyes have to offer. As it relates, I mean, just to the brain, because the eyes originate. And there's such old, old tissue, meaning, you know, primordial, in a sense. But on a practical level, I would interpret the test results very differently. And my interpretation is that it's time for you to embark upon a different strategy with your eyes and vision. Because of the high metabolic need of the eyes, the retina, the optic nerve, I mean, basically, the retina is a sea of microcapillaries. And the lens of the eye relies on its nutrient absorption indirectly, there are no blood vessels that are running to the eye to create nutrients. So the lens of the eye is susceptible to accumulating oxidative stress. And that's what a cataract is. And actually, for your age, and the fact that they make a statement that you were not going to need surgery for another seven years, or whatever they said that I don't even know that I would even call it a cataract, I might call it well, you have a little oxidative stress on the lens. And that's good information for us. Because there are actually specific nutrients that you can take that you can use to get rid of the oxidative stress and the lens, and you can actually target the lens as a way to the metaphor would be to clean out your recycling bin. To get rid of metabolic waste, there are specific ingredients, which I will share with you in a protocol that will erase what they're seeing. And then in that 03:49 what's going to happen, it's also going to help your retinas it's going to help the cornea. And basically,