Diseases of the eyelids, conjunctiva and lacrimal glands have very precise biological causes
Eyelids and conjunctiva
The epithelial ulcers (tissue breakdown) of the eyelids and conjunctiva also correspond to a separation conflict. In the conflict-active phase, ulcers (tissue breakdown) of the eyelids and scaling of the conjunctiva develop.
In the healing phase, reddening of the eyelids (blepharitis) and reddening of the conjunctiva (conjunctivitis) occurs.
Lacrimal glands and lacrimal duct excretory ducts
We always find a conflict of wanting to be seen or not wanting to be seen with a fronto-lateral-basal HH in lacrimal duct ulcers. In the conflict-active phase, ulcers form in the ectodermal ducts of the lacrimal glands.
In the healing phase, the mucosa in the excretory ducts swells, resulting in congestion and severe swelling of the entire lacrimal gland. This appears to be a lacrimal gland tumour, which it actually is not.
Lacrimal gland carcinoma / tumour
In contrast, lacrimal gland carcinoma (acinar part) has its relay in the brain stem (pons), i.e. belongs to the old brain (inner cotyledon) and therefore – like all organs controlled by the old brain – causes cell proliferation (tumours) in the conflict-active phase. This is based on the conflict of not being able to get hold of the lump because one is not seen and is therefore ignored.
Example: A painter cannot find a gallery owner, his paintings are not seen, he cannot sell anything and therefore cannot get hold of the chunk (sales proceeds).
In biological terms, this means that for an animal, a chunk that it can’t get hold of is really a piece of food. For humans, it could just as well be the proceeds from the sale (paintings), which they ultimately have to use to procure their food. But if nobody is interested in his paintings, he won’t get any money (chunks) and he won’t be able to buy any food. However, if the left lacrimal gland is affected, then the focus is on the idea that the paintings will not go away, i.e. that they will pile up in the studio.
The lacrimal glands also contain acini (compound glands with end pieces) and excretory ducts that produce lacrimal fluid. In extreme cases, these enlarge to form a compact tumour that can bulge the eyelid outwards. In the healing phase, both encapsulation and caseation with foul-smelling discharge (cold abscess), purulent tears (due to fungi and fungal bacteria) are possible. Total caseation (recurrence) of the gland cells leads to cystic fibrosis of the lacrimal glands, i.e. the drying up of the lacrimal fluid.
Further correlations in relation to eye diseases
Incidence of light and damage in the macula / retina area
Are sunglasses useful or potentially harmful from a biological point of view?
These simple correlations clearly show how increased damage can occur in the area of the retina and macula. Stress and permanent stress automatically lead to dilation of the pupils and thus to increased light incidence. In the area of the sensitive visual cells, more damage is caused by free radicals / oxygen radicals. In nature, there is a constant alternation between tension (stress/struggle) and relaxation, so that the increased damage can be repaired.
Our everyday life today usually shows a clear imbalance, with 18 hours of stress/tension and only approx. 6 hours (night’s sleep) of regeneration. This obviously results in fewer regeneration and repair processes and the damage increases – it’s just a question of time and logic!
What do sunglasses do?
We naturally squint our eyes and reduce the amount of light that can enter the eye when the sun is too bright. The mechanism is very finely adjustable and can be constantly adapted to the current light conditions. The entire light spectrum enters the eye and not just specific wavelengths.
Sunglasses trick the eye into believing that there is less light, and so the eyelids remain open. Depending on the model and lens properties, sunglasses filter out specific parts of the entire light spectrum, allowing others to enter the eye unhindered. This biological illusion can lead to increased damage to the eye – which is only a question of time and bio-logic.
Our recommendations for eye diseases
A basic understanding of the biological conflicts (causes) of eye diseases can take away a lot of fear and panic and is the most important ‘therapy’ for us. We often have thoughts like, ‘if I knew this was true and my vision would get better, then I would …’ These are very divine thoughts, because we cannot see into the future or change the past (events). What we can do, however, is 100% our responsibility: We can offer the body all biologically sensible opportunities so that it can use its intelligence to repair and regenerate – and this is possible!
Topic: Understanding and observing sunglasses – see above
Proven herbal-homeopathic remedies: Ceres therapy concept for eye diseases (German): Link
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Special Set Brain, Burnout & Depression with the three most important brain and nerve metals gold, platinum and cobalt (vitamin B12 / cobalamin)
For tired eyes and temporarily reduced vision due to overload: Video
Colloidal Germanium – Eye Set
Energy booster – Super antioxidant
H2 Pur – molecular hydrogen
Secondary plant substances – bioactive plant substances for vascular protection and cleansing, strongly antioxidant
8 power berries in Berry Vital
Eye muscle training according to Dr William H. Bates and / or Prof. Vladimir Zhdanov
Our eyes are held in place by various muscles, which adapt/change the shape of the eyeball. A one-sided change in the area of the eye muscles (e.g. muscle tension) automatically changes the shape of the eyeball and therefore the optical axis and perception. With continuous use, eye training helps to strengthen all eye muscles evenly and generally improves visual acuity and focus speed (switching between near and far vision) in the long term. A lot of information and videos can be found on the Internet using the search term eye training Dr Bates.
Nutrition
It is important to offer the body biologically pure, pollutant-free and varied (as good as possible) food so that as many ‘building blocks’ as possible are available for optimal metabolic reactions and the necessary repair processes. Individual substances that are often offered as ‘eye vitamins/substances’ are lost in the complexity of our metabolism with the thousands of substances in fruit, vegetables and natural products. Clearly recognisable deficits (deficiencies) in nutrients should of course be replenished!
Please drink enough good and pure drinking water! Good, commercially available drinking water is available from brands such as Lauretana, Plose and Black Forest. A water filter system (without electricity) such as the UMH Hexagon is cheaper in the long term and activates and energises the water.