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My spouse and i ended up being extremely let down as i found out about the acai fraud. This affects myself a good deal while unscrupulous dietary supplement organizations acquire greedy and also eliminate the trustworthiness of one thing that could be consequently best to more and more people! The same scam was held with wu yi green tea.

Many of us are working thus challenging today to make money in an undesirable economy, and when all of us try and please take a hands-on approach to our health, many of us will not desire to generate losses on a fraud. Still, it truly is far more important right now then ever before being proactive with regards to our health and wellbeing simply because many people can't manage significant medical professional costs. And so, how can many of us get acai berries products as well as almost any complement without jeopardizing getting scammed? Always be educated, be aware!

The acai berry con performs this way. The acai berry firm provides a free trial that you intend to just fork out shipment and dealing with. Free often seems beneficial, a lot of people have opted for pay his or her charge card facts with the shipping charges (minute usually). Unfortunately, they have got at this point simply just by mistake signed up for intelligent shipments involving far more item.

Up coming, that they receive charges on their bank card for berries products who have nevertheless to reach. If you cherished this short article and you would like to receive far more information about abnehmpillen www.acaibeerekaufen.de, kindly go to www.acaibeerekaufen.de/abnehmpillen.html. A number of the acai berries scams will not be also transport something, just receiving intended for more nutritional supplements!

Even worse is actually the fact that if they came to the realization just what took place, many people tried using to help cancel the actual car shipments and have the repayment with the expenses along with the acai business located these people about keep for a long time and achieved it extremely tough to be able to cancel. A few of the corporations also called for your totally free acai berry supplements to become returned prior to they will compensate your credit-based card cost. Obviously, the majority of the buyers got already utilized his or her free trial offer.

You may stay away from this trial offer, but that could get rid of berries businesses that truly are generally beneficial businesses who are utilizing an age-old advertising and marketing approach that permits you to try out when you obtain. You will find effortless solutions to spot the change.

Ensure you carry out a pair of issues: Read all the terms and conditions as well as call the organization to authenticate that you'll not necessarily possibly be obtaining virtually any potential expenses past the shipment prices. Be sure you get the brand associated with acai representative if you contact.

If there is zero phone number, or maybe in case you are placed on store for any prolonged time period to obtain a simple solution, the corporation can be probably bogus!

In the meantime, you might want to stick with respected organizations including Amazon online marketplace as well as sites which may have getting some sort of service provider closure for example the Better business bureau. Merely don't let the acai fruit ripoffs frighten anyone away from by using this great complement.

The acai berry contain antioxidants which could guide battle away from disease in addition to sickness. The use of acai definitely outweigh the risks when you seriously consider the acai supplement corporation in addition to do your homework!

Can some one give me a sense of direction to know more about eye pressure, I just found out that my 13 year old has this.Her eye pressure was at 30 but it came back down with new drops. Now she has to take 2 eye drops instead of one.I need some advice here.

I have NTG and have been on eye drops for ten years, the last six on Travatan Z. 

There has been a change in my appearance, not due to age alone. 

A study published May 1st in the journal PLos ONE said: 

"They found PGA use in both eyes was associated with deepened upper eyelid furrows, hollowing of the inferior fat pads in the skin around the eye, droopy upper eyelids with abnormalities in certain muscles around the eye and lower lid retraction."

Has anyone else started to observe this problem? If so what if any thing have you done?  

An email discussion forum reader, Antonio asked:

Friends,

I have been operated  for retinal detachment before two years on left eye. After  the successful surgery (scleral buckling technique) I  could get back, 60% of my  vision with  maximum distortion is in the center  vision. Now recently I  have been diagnosed with a hole in macula. The hole is  in the same eye i.e.  the left.

Doctors here recommend another  surgery "Vitrectomy"  to close the macular hole. I am reluctant to go for one more surgery that may later on be followed by a cataract surgery too.

How many of us have shared this wave of gratitude in finding FitEyes -- an oasis where we each discover the foundations of healthy vision? I join Lisa in sharing my own personal gratitude. Indeed through FitEyes, my cup runneth over. That's why I volunteer my time to FitEyes.

It was a stroke of good fortune that Dr. Ritch introduced me to David, the founder of FitEyes, and to self-tonometry. And what a treasure trove, I, and thousands of us, have in FitEyes. I have a sense of bonding and connection to thousands of people.

My gratitude for the steps I have taken goes to David who founded FitEyes in 2006 to share his observations and bring light to all our journeys. Each of your thoughtful postings, your personal observations and experiences, your questions, and the lively conversations they inspire, empower us with knowledge about glaucoma, its treatment, what’s new, and what’s next.

FitEyes’ topics are diverse and far ranging. From medicine to meditation, from self-tonometry to surgery, from allopathic to alternative approaches. We can get the details as they happen or in a digest (daily or weekly).

FitEyes is unique. We are community of patients. FitEyes lets us share our concerns and helps us develop, and explore with others, treatment and lifestyle changes that help us manage our glaucoma. Over the last year FitEyes has launched an entirely new website (<a href="https://ask.fiteyes.com/">Ask FitEyes</a>); we have published new articles, which one top glaucoma specialist described as "covering everything important about glaucoma"; we have moved our email list to a brand new server that is twice as powerful; we have personally helped many people start self-tonometry and we have improved our supporting technology for these tonometer owners.

These recent improvements cost over $150,000 (in actual cash expenditures). Over the last couple years the volume of postings to our mail list has increased over 400%; in the last year the number of members on our mail list has increased 50%. This growth attests to the urgent and compelling need for FitEyes. To date everything has been made possible through donations from just a few individuals and thousands of hours of volunteer efforts from David, Mark, Jerry, Jay and others. It’s a labor of love. 

However, volunteer efforts alone cannot keep FitEyes going. For example, sustaining and maintaining the technology infrastructure requires approximately $50,000 a year in real cash expenditures. Our full operating budget is substantially larger than this as we also pay staff members to provide support and assistance to you. (For example, even your requests for simple things such as assistance with passwords or changing email options are handled by a paid staff person and I know many of you would not be satisfied with anything less than the prompt and professional responses our staff is known for providing.)

We have dreams for enhancements to help FitEyes serve you even better. Unfortunately, those are not moving along as fast as they could if we had funding. In fact, I'm convinced that FitEyes could do things that no other organization in the world can do. We certainly have the expertise to do it and we have critical insights and experience that other similar organizations seem to be missing. FitEyes can accomplish things that will positively impact every glaucoma patient in the world, extending these benefits far beyond our members. But we cannot do any of that without your support.

FitEyes is solely user supported. We treasure our independence and our members’ freedom to express their opinions and to share personal experiences and do not want to be hampered by industry support. Now we have an urgent need to reach out to all of you to ensure the continuity of the FitEyes we count on, day after day and year after year. We truly need your financial contributions - to sustain and improve this vital resource. Please help us so that we can continue to help you and thousands of others afflicted with glaucoma. FitEyes’ survival depends on your generosity. Make a difference today! Stand up and be counted!

With gratitude and warm regards,

Vivian Ehrlich

I'm a 50yr old female who had been diagnosed with Glaucoma 2 yrs ago (by Dr. Anne Coleman, Jules Stein Eye Institute,UCLA) and more recently with Optic Neuritis (by Dr. Alfredo Sadun, Doheney Eye Center USC).

Dr. Kondrot recently enticed FitEyes members with some interesting observations about what he called grounding and its effects on intraocular pressure. He also wrote about earthing and shared this video of his patient, Peter Abilogu, a professor of African Dance, performing in his office.

By: Live Science Staff
Published: 06/12/2013 07:13 AM EDT on LiveScience

Scientists have discovered a previously unknown layer lurking in the human eye.

The newfound body part, dubbed Dua's layer, is a skinny but tough
structure measuring just 15 microns thick, where one micron is
one-millionth of a meter and more than 25,000 microns equal an inch. It
sits at the back of the cornea, the sensitive, transparent tissue at the
very front of the human eye that helps to focus incoming light, researchers say.

This is essentially an advertisement for a new surgical method, but it is also educational.

Patients can get the 1-millimeter implant at the same time they have cataract surgery.

MOORESTOWN, N.J. — Dr. Sander Cohen peered through a microscope as he managed the intricate dance between the instruments in his hands and the floor pedals he worked in his stocking feet.

A FitEyes member asked:   

Hi to all,

I'm an italian guy (33 year old) diagnosed with evolved pigmentary glaucoma in the right eye. I've already lost about my 34% of visual field there, and I'm scared as hell to become half blind in the future. I thnk that self tonometry is one of the very important things I can do to prevent that, to fight back, I mean. But here, seems impossible to find an affordable non-contact tonometer.

Who are the expert glaucoma MDs that are in full support of self monitoring?
Are there glaucoma research papers or clinical trials that support direct benefits of self tonometry?
Occasional IOP testing by MDs is not a highly profitable procedure, so why not transfer some of the data collection to the patient?

I have been using Dorzolamide for the last year or so. Last week it started making my eyes to feel like I had something like dirt or hair in them. I have had to quit taking it and it is a month until I see the doctor. Comments?

I have need of a home tonometer but am concerned about their accuracy at the higher pressures, i.e., in the 25 to 35 IOP range. I have noticed that most of the manufacturers’ data, when comparing to the GAT is in the normal range (16 to 21). This has little value to me since for the past 23 years my pressures have been in the mid to high twenties. I have had no vision loss and no indication of any change to the optic nerve.

I am 75 and have glaucoma but I can still read and drive (carefully). Is there such a thing as using the eyes too much? Like hours on the computer or hours reading. We know muscles can be overused why not optic nerves? I know it is good to take breaks but I suspect too much use can worsen glaucoma especially for seniors. Any advice or personal experience?

Hello everyone
I am new to this forum and looking for an ophthalmologist in and around Boston.
Will be very grateful to anyone who could refer one.
thanks
Mike