Hi Melissa! Thank YOU so much for sharing your experience! It may be helpful to others and is VERY enlightening to know! I'm glad this was helpful to you in resolving eye problems. Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Hello, Melissa. Did you have dry eyes? You tried which medicine?

@@leylarzazade There are lots of machines on Amazon. I’ll find out which one my student uses. It was $200. MY treatments are not cheap.

Hi John! Thank you so much for sharing your history regarding dry eyes and H. pylori! VERY interesting and something I hadn't come across before. This intrigues me, because I have suspected (years ago) that I was overloaded with H. Pylori, but for other reasons (rosacea). I will look into this. Again, I appreciate your sharing and I'm glad you found a way to cope with your health situation. It seems we ALL have something to cope with in one way or another. I guess it's part of being human. Yes, I agree that many people look for a simple whatever to stop a symptom without trying to address the bottom line. Looking for the cause of a problem has been an interest of mine since I was a child...really! And that's never stopped, but only gotten stronger over the years. Best wishes to you in your quest to find the bottom line to your dry eyes. If you try the omega-3 oils, please try to remember to share your results here. I'd love to know the results and your post will also help others out there! Take care :)

@@JudiintheKitchen Thank you for your response. I will be trying this soon, and I’ll let you know!

@@johnmcote Awesome! I hope it helps you out :)

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I'm glad you found relief for your eye condition! Thanks for watching and sharing :)

hi Usman, ur dry eyes are cured now?

Sir are you cured

@@mrinvestor1932 yes do warm compresses for more months

Hi Romi Dogra! Thank you for watching and commenting! I also appreciate the comment about affiliate links. I deliberately don't do that so people can truly (hopefully) trust that what I say is the truth as I see it, and not biased in any way. I hope that it gives me a little more credibility. Anyway, thank you again! Blessings to you and yours :)

Thanks so much for watching and sharing! I'm glad you found an answer to your dry eyes! :)

Bro are you sure this will help?

@@samuraibaig yes it helped me Give it a try Wow costs 800rs, almost same as Dr consultation plus eye drops

Strange !!! I swear I complained about nothing all my life till last month when i take omega 3 + solpadeine for headache i began complaining from my eyes .

Hi sachhidananda, please let us know if this method helped you or not... We have made an WhatsApp group including many people who have dry eye problem, including myself, if you want to join please send a message on 8961437156. So that we all can discuss and win over this disease together.

Thanks for watching and commenting! I'm glad this is helpful....that's my goal!! Take care :)

Judi in the Kitchen Thank you, Judi. Yes your advice is very helpful 👍🧡 I don’t know about you, but I find that dry eyes can also cause blurrier vision. Especially when in a place without much light. And the symptoms can be very stressful mentally as well.

@@c.c.1900 I know from first-hand experience that dry eyes can be miserable, no matter how it manifests in each person. I'm glad the videos are helpful to you. Thanks for watching and take care! :)

Thanks for watching and commenting, Lorraine! I hope the video helped you in some way. Best wishes :)

You're very welcome, Daisy Mae! I'm glad the video was helpful to you! I can say that I still take the omega-3 DHA-EPA capsules and my eyes are really fine now, no issues. ESPECIALLY when compared with before. I truly hope this helps you. Blessings to you and yours :)

@@JudiintheKitchen Thanks 😊

OH THANK YOU, Mrs Marie for watching, trying the remedy I found that worked for me, AND for sharing your story with such kind words. I truly am happy that it worked for you and that you're feeling relief SO FAST! Thank you for your prayers...they are very much appreciated! I will return the favor. Blessings to you and yours :)

Mrs. Marie, can you tell me, of the supplements Judi recommended, which did you use?

Hi Justin! I hope it works well for you. Thanks for watching and sharing :)

did it work Justin?

Oh Caroline, Thanks SO much for sharing your story! It will help to encourage others out there who are also suffering from dry eyes. I'm so glad this helped you!! YES!! Thanks for watching and sharing your experience. Blessings to you and yours :)

Hi there Caroline! What kind are you using? I am about to get some!

Good tips! Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Thank you for watching and for your very kind comment! I TRULY appreciate it!! Blessings to you and yours also :)

Hi Carol! Thanks for watching and commenting. I completely understand where you're at with your dry eye situation. I tried a LOT of different things including commercial eye drops, and other not-so-conventional methods. When I finally found the solution for me, I had to share it since it may help a lot of other people too. If you try the DHA/EPA supplements, let me know if they help you too. I no longer am concerned with dry eyes, but I continue to take the supplements. It's a real relief!

Are you okay now

Hi Maja! I certainly hope they ARE better! Thanks for watching and sharing :)

@@JudiintheKitchen Thank you, Judi, for your great video and information :)

@@MAJA-LENA You're welcome Maja! My goal is to help if I can. Take care :)

@@JudiintheKitchen Thank you, you too. :)

Oh Shayne...You have me crying with joy over your story! I'm SO grateful that this helped you in such a wonderful way! I feel blessed by having been able to help you in such a profound way. I truly appreciate your sharing your story publicly. This will surely help others, and that is my biggest goal...to help others any way I can at this stage in my life. Thank YOU so much for giving it a try. We've both been blessed by your experience. Thank YOU again for sharing! Best wishes to you and yours. Spread the word!!!!!!!! :)

Which supplement did you take?

@@chasefreeman1136 Hi chase! I have taken many different brands of the vegan omega 3 DHA/EPA supplements and literally have found the same results with all of them. I usually let cost be my guide. The one brand I have taken the most was this one (which is in the list in the description box) .. www.amazon.com/Zenwise-Omega-3-Alternative-Marine-Source/dp/B074N5JZK8/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?keywords=zenwise+vegan+omega+3&qid=1637780579&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&smid=A2SXK043AMYLMQ&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUE5T0tXRFUwVUlZSUkmZW5jcnlwdGVkSWQ9QTA1MTk3MzQyUVRWVUYxMk44RVVDJmVuY3J5cHRlZEFkSWQ9QTAyMTgzMDAzRU4wVkdISkY5WVJNJndpZGdldE5hbWU9c3BfYXRmJmFjdGlvbj1jbGlja1JlZGlyZWN0JmRvTm90TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ== Thanks for watching!

You're welcome, Kelley! I truly hope this helps you. Thanks for watching and sharing. I'd like to know if this helps, so please keep us informed if you can! Blessings :)

Thank you, Shoaib Khan, for watching and sharing! I truly hope this helps you like it did me. It's interesting that the Lasik surgery left you with dry eyes. If this doesn't help, it may be wise to present that problem to your eye doctor. Hopefully there's no damage...REALLY! Blessings to you :)

@Shoaib Khan My case is the same. Did you found any relief or treatment. Please share

Hi Diane! Thanks for watching and sharing! I truly hope this helps for you. If you are already taking fish oils, you may need something else. Please check your diet to be sure you're getting enough vitamin A/beta-carotene. I do NOT suggest you take beta-carotene or vitamin A supplements, but rather look at your foods. Are you eating enough colorful fruits and vegetables? Not eating enough of those valuable foods may also contribute to your problem. Dark leafy greens, pumpkin, butternut squash, sweet potatoes, broccoli, carrots, red bell peppers, cantaloupe, romaine lettuce, spinach, turnip and mustard greens, mangoes, and other foods like these are all high in beta-carotene. Getting enough vitamin A is CRITICAL for the eyes. I have a hunch that this may be part of your problem. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have questions. Best wishes to you :)

Do you get tears while crying or cutting onion?

howz ur eyes now Diane?

Agreed! Thank you for watching and sharing :)

You're welcome! Thank YOU for watching and commenting :) I'm glad the video was helpful to you!!

Hi Elynn! I certainly hope this works well for you, like it did for me. I too tried the eye doc's recommendations, and all to no relief. I look forward to hearing back from you! Best wishes to you and yours :)

Hi Astrid! I certainly hope this works well for you. I also tried doctors' recommendations, all to no avail. The omega 3's were the only thing that helped. I hope it's the answer for you too. Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Rosita cod liver oil will be a big benefit as it’s the best source of vitamin A and dha/epa.

@@cinna4given569 Thanks for watching and sharing :)

howz ur eyes now Astrid?

@@peterobrien2537 I didn't continue taking the omega3 pills but now a year later my eyes are still dry but less severe that it was. I can wear contacts every now and then (evening out) without much issues. I used to only be able to wear contacts for max 1hr. So there's improvement, but don't know why haha. But I wear my glasses 6days a week.

Thanks for watching and sharing!

Hi Sally! Well, I certainly hope this helps you out. I understand how it feels and it's no fun. Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Oh I'm SO touched by your comments! I'm truly glad this video helped you out and that you're doing better now! REALLY!! I'm grateful you found the video and I appreciate your sharing your story. Truly, it will help others out there too. Many blessings to you and yours :)

Thank you for watching and sharing your experience! Agreed...dry eyes can be due to different things. What about your Vitamin A/beta-carotene intake? Being severely short in vitamin A or beta-carotene (which is converted to Vitamin A in the body) can result in severe dry eyes. It's worth checking your diet to see if that's an issue. Best wishes :)

Hi Jason! Thanks for watching and sharing! Electronic devices may be responsible for some cases of dry eye syndrome, but I doubt it's the cause of all cases, mine in particular. Also, I don't advocate taking high dosages of any type of fat, omega 3's included. I always suggest taking what is recommended on the bottle. Thanks for contributing :)

Fabulous, John! I'm so glad to hear the supplements are helping you out! Give them some time and your condition will hopefully improve even more...mind did :) Thank you so much for the update...it may help others out there who are doubtful. Take care and keep up the good work :)

Can you please share what brand you got? Thank you!

@@mariaparris2935 Hi Maria! Actually I have used a variety of brands and got equally great results, consistently. The first brand I used (and have ordered it a number of times since) was the Zenwise brand, the 6th link down in the Description Box under the video. Thanks for watching!! Best wishes to you :)

@@mariaparris2935 hi there! After doing a bunch of research on product ingredients, I decided to go with vegan Omega-3, by Amandean... It's the bottle with the silver metal top. I still deal with the dry eye and photophobia, but this product has helped enough for be to say that it's worth continuing it's use.

Interesting about anxiety disorders and dry eyes. Hmmm.... Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Hi Renee! Hopefully the omega 3's will help you too. Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Is it cause pain? It happened with me 4 years ago but didn't cause any burning or pain

@@furqanahmed8289 I did not experience any pain. However, different people react in different ways. I believe some people may experience pain when their eyes don't tear. Thanks for watching and asking :)

@@JudiintheKitchen hm in my case my eye hurt instead of more watery

@@furqanahmed8289 Dry eye syndrome affects different people in different ways. If your eyes are dry without tears, it might cause pain. Be sure you don't have some sort of infection. If you do, you should visit your doctor. Otherwise, if it's dry eye syndrome, the omega 3 fats may very well help you.

You're right. But unfortunately, cod liver oil is not the same thing as what I was taking...far from it. I was taking non-fish (algae) EPA/DHA supplements, not fish oil of any type. Now, with that being said, there are other causes of dry eye, such as vitamin A deficiency and lack of antioxidants in the diet. So, you are right in that one remedy may not work for everyone...so it's time for you to try something different! Best wishes to you :)

@@JudiintheKitchen Thanks so much for your reply...I thought Omega 3 cod liver oil was the same. I'll give the products you suggested a try. Of course I'll still be seeing the eye specialist. Have a great week and thanks again! 😃

@@lindaberg1695Yes, it would be wise to see an eye specialist! Best wishes to you :)

Hi Micki! I'm so glad the video was helpful to you!! Thanks for watching and sharing! I truly hope it helps. Best wishes to you :)

AWESOME! Congrats to you! Thanks for sharing that...it's so helpful for others to verify that this really can help. I hope it helps your daughter as well. You too take care :)

Hi Sadaf! Thanks for watching and sharing! It certainly sounds like this may help you. It's worth a try :)

Thank you! I appreciate your comment. Thank YOU for watching :)

I sympathize with you on your dry eye issues. I'm glad you found relief. Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Hi Christine! First...I did not suggest fish oil. Rather, I use algae (vegan) omega 3 DHA/EPA supplements. There is a difference. I do not suggest fish oils because of their high levels of mercury in them. So, I REALLY needed to clarify this one point. Secondly, you sound like a carbon copy of me. I suffered from VERY serious rosacea for MANY years. In fact, most of my life. I have been through many years of antibiotic treatment, all to no avail. I too had ocular rosacea, so what you described was right on with my condition (For the record, I cleared up my rosacea long before suffering with dry eyes like I discussed in the video). After many years of suffering and getting worse and worse despite countless doctors' treatments, I found the answer for myself. It's all a matter of what you put in your mouth. Literally. First I tested my body's pH and I was extremely acidic. So, with that information, I actively pursued whatever it took to correct that problem. It took me a year alone just to wean myself off of the antibiotics. (My skin was addicted and would flare up even worse when I omitted the antibiotics. However, over time and with persistence, I managed to wean myself off of them, and it was the best thing I could have done for myself.) I turned my diet around to greatly increase whole plant foods that were alkalizing, and greatly reduce/omit foods that were acidifying. Over time, my skin improved in remarkable ways...all without medications. I wrote a blog post about it so I could document what I did and share my experience with others along with the tips I learned along the way. Maybe this will help you... www.judiklee.com/2014/07/23/rosacea-no-more-meds-and-my-skin-is-clear/ In more recent years I have found yet further ways to help cleanse my body and my skin is clearing up even further in ways I didn't know it could. So literally, the answer lies in what you put in your mouth...REALLY. I too tried binaural beats. It may have helped me some, but I didn't notice obvious results like you did. I'm glad you found benefit in them :) I don't blame you for being cautious about vaccines, especially with your reactions to the first one. You're in a real dilemma there, so my heart goes out to you on which way to go regarding the vaccine. It's a serious individual choice. I hope all this has helped you in some special way. Thanks for watching and sharing your story. Best wishes to you and yours. Stay well :)

@@JudiintheKitchen thank you for your response. Yes you are perfectly right about the algae based suggestion in the video. I think I was ultra stressed when I went to the pharmacy and picked up fish oils but they are very high quality ones (I just checked on the pack- practitioner issued and very very low mercury). I will swap over to your suggestion however because it’s safer. My skin rosacea has never been very bad and I’ve used doxycycline for a brief period for a bit of a flair a few months back. I will take note about what you said about the antibiotic usage.. I agree with this. I am going to clean up my food more to reduce acidity in the body. Thanks Judi. Thank you for caring so much 😚

@@Christine-zu7fi Hi Christine! Yes...you pegged me right. I DO CARE, and possibly more than many people realize. My goal at this stage in life is to help others any way I can, so I truly appreciate your picking up on that. Best wishes to you in your endeavors. I truly hope you find answers to the problems you discussed, and that the omega 3 oils and dietary improvements help you in more ways than one :)

Hi Kishan! That's fabulous!! I'm so glad you found a solution to your dry eyes!! Thanks so much for watching and sharing. I hope it continues to work well for you :)

@@JudiintheKitchen glad i found this video 😊😊😊😊😊

@@Kishankumar-ne5zr Me too! AND I appreciate your sharing, since it may help others out there too. Thank YOU :)

Your eyes arw completely cured

@@lakhbirsingh1063 not 100% .. But u should give it a try .

Wonderful!! I'm glad that worked for you! It's amazing what can happen when you give the body what it truly needs. Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Cod liver oil is AMAZING!! It also provides natural Vitamin D. And I have noticed it gives me a little lift in my wnergy levels yoo. 👍✌ dont stop taking them

@@alma8655 Thank you Alma for chiming in! Your comments will help others :)

Hi ka di! Thank YOU for watching and commenting. I'm truly glad this video was helpful to you. FYI...I continue to watch my fat intake and adjust as I go. My eyes are thanking me for it too. I hope this works for you also :)

@@JudiintheKitchen Hi Judi Can you please elaborate what do you mean by "I continue to watch my fat intake" - i mean are you taking more fat in your diet or lesser fat in your diet? (alongwith the supplement)

Hi Amee! I couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching and sharing your insight :)

Hi Dorian! I'm SO glad you found the answer for you!! Thanks for watching and sharing your experience! Your comments will certainly help others :)

@@JudiintheKitchen thanks for the great video!

@@dorianhill2480 You're welcome, Dorian! Best wishes to you :)

Do you get tears while crying or cutting onion?

Thanks for watching and sharing! I truly hope your therapy works well for you! Best wishes :)

Thanks for watching and sharing!

@@JudiintheKitchen interesting solution though..fishoil or Omega-3. I tried the heavy Norwegian fishoil and my triglycerides shot up to 528, from normal 165, in 6 months...

@@pramuanchutham7355 I'm not suggesting fish oil. I believe your triglycerides did shoot up! I'm suggesting preformed DHA/EPA derived from algae. That's where the fish get their omega-3's from. Hopefully that won't raise triglycerides.

@@JudiintheKitchen thank you for clarification. I tried only DHA from squid...not sure if it affect triglycerides or not. Now i take only Krill oil with Omega-3 in phospholipid form.It's great for anti-inflammation like joint-pain.

@@pramuanchutham7355 Hopefully that will help you out! Best wishes to you :)

Thanks for watching and sharing your story! I too am glad you found the video! It's certainly worth trying before resorting to tear duct plugs. I've encountered one person (so far) who had the plugs inserted. She was happy with them, but I AM aware that you have to consistently put drops or gels in the eyes to compensate. Why not address it with what the body needs instead? I truly hope this works well for you. Blessings to you and yours, and happy holidays :)

Maybe no one should ever wear contacts. The eye should not have plastic in it.

I truly hope they help you. I agree...the plugs only treat the symptoms, not the cause. For that reason, I personally would not opt for the plugs...but for those who do, I hope they help :) Thanks for watching! Blessings to you and yours :)

Awesome, Wayne! I'm glad you found the answer for your situation! Thanks for watching and sharing :)

I also suffer from dry eyes, can you explain to me your method?

Hi! I take algae-based vegan Omega-3 capsules...the amount recommended on the package. It's usually two a day. I take one at a time with either breakfast or lunch, then the other at supper time. That's it! I have taken a variety of brands and found pretty much the same results no matter what brand I take. I have links to the brands I've taken in the description box below the video. Because I get the same results no matter what brand I take, I usually buy whichever brand has the best price at the moment. It's usually ZenWise brand. It's the 6th link down from the top. Note that I have no affiliation with any of the brands. I don't do that so people will (hopefully) trust my words as being true. (I am not swayed by dollars from potential sales). I take the capsules consistently and have been doing so since I started taking them before I recorded the video. With that, I'm no longer bothered with dry eyes. I certainly hope this helps you with your condition! It has worked wonders for me. Thank you for watching and asking :) Best wishes to you and yours :)

Hi Iris! I truly hope they help you as much as they helped me. Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Are you still suffering

@@mrinvestor1932 Thanks for asking but I'll keep that confidential

Hi Pammy! I agree about the toxins in the body. We ALL have them! I have been going through a protocol for the last 11 months and it has helped in other ways. Thanks for watching and sharing your insight :)

I hope it works for you Selena! Thanks for watching and commenting :)

I certainly hope this helps you!! Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Yes, computer work is one of the causes of dry eye syndrome. Thanks for watching and sharing :)

I'm glad this video was helpful to you! Thanks for watching and commenting :) Blessings to you and yours :)

@@JudiintheKitchenHi Judi, I appreciate, very much, your response.Blessings to you and your family!🤗 ❤️

@@josueordonez7535 Thank you :)

VERY interesting, Jon! A very unusual scenario, for sure. I'm glad you found your own way to deal with it. Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Yes, I believe it! Thanks for watching and sharing the tip!!

Hi 1 Aplus! Thanks for watching and sharing! I can't guarantee that omega-3 fats will resolve your problem, but it seems it well worth a try. Truly, I hope it does work for you. Best wishes :)

@@JudiintheKitchen inshaallah the cure come 💔💔. ty miss judi

@@iamnoone7 You're welcome! Best wishes :)

Did it work?

@@muhammadusama5673 yes it help me so much now i dont need to the artifiacl tears 😍😍😍❤

Oh I really feel for you in your situation. I understand. Please see if you can try the algae-based EPA/DHA supplements (see links in the description box). Another thing to check is your diet to be sure you're getting plenty of beta-carotene-rich fruits and vegetables. Just look for color in those foods...rich greens, oranges, reds and yellows. Leafy greens, carrots, butternut squash, sweet potatoes...foods like that. Between the two it will hopefully help you out. Do keep in touch. If I can help you in any way, I certainly will! Blessings to you :)

You should see a dry eye specialist. The average ophthalmologist is probably not going to be a good choice, since they will probably just check for corneal damage and suggest a steroid. This will not treat the cause and at age 16, it is clearly a result of some form of damage, dysfunction or disease.

@@ligafftheindifferent3495 Thanks for sharing :)

Do you get tears while crying or cutting onion?

Have you seen a good eye doctor? I was taking hyaluronic acid drops for mine as part of my allergy meds, not realising there was a proper eye problem until I couldn't actually see. You need different treatment depending on what the cause is. My eyes were producing tears but they were evaporating away because the eyelid was not producing the lipid layer Judi mentions. The result was that my eyelid was actually scratching the surface of my eye, so much so the doc could not see through it like they should be able to. Please do go and see a medic. I'm on cortisone, gel drops, hot compresses 3x a day, and eyelid scrubs, and have been told to eat more fish and walnuts, as well as him now recommending omega 3/6 supplements. I was terrified the damage was irreversible but thankfully my vision has returned. I hope you get better.

Thanks for watching and commenting, Rudy! I'm glad the video was helpful to you!! Take care :)

That sounds rather tricky to do! Thanks for watching and sharing :)

If you tear ducts are clogged, this kind of thing might help. For a lot of people the ducts continue clogging. For them, the relief is temporary. A similar idea is to use warm, moist cloth compresses. Both can be done. Sometimes the condition will clear naturally when you do this, but not always.

@@ligafftheindifferent3495 Hi! Thanks for sharing! Yes, many eye doctors recommend warm, moist compresses to the eyes to unclog ducts. The eye doctor in my former town recommended that. Sorry to say it did nothing for me. My new eye doctor (in my new town) said he once recommended that, but stopped because he rarely saw it work for people. I'm not saying that it won't work. It may for some people. Just saying it did nothing for me, unfortunately. But it's always worth a try. Take care :)

@@ligafftheindifferent3495 Do you get tears while crying or cutting onion?

@@medhikasingh6327 Yes. By the way, I have perfected my personal methods. Rather than use a warm cloth, I put my head in the sink by the tap and use a cloth to redirect the water. I put my eye directly in the stream of water and make the water quite warm. I open the eye and blink too. The idea is to get the heat directly on the eyelids and ducts. The blinking may not matter, but the idea is to loosen and melt any blockage. Keep at it for 5-10 minutes Episodes that lasted for days or weeks seem to be over in a day or less. If you are feeling pain, you should turn the heat down, but you should have the heat right at that edge.

Thanks for watching and sharing!

Well, I messed up. You should NOT eat products that have seed oil in it. They are the products to stay AWAY from. Our food manufacturer’s are killing us with the seed oils they add to products to make it spread. Sorry for the mess up.

Well, I'm in the menopausal category and they worked for me. I can't say if my situation was due to a drop in hormones...I never associated that with the dry eyes (not doubting what you said, just saying I never heard of the connection). It's worth a try! Thanks for watching and commenting :)

Judi in the Kitchen Thank you fior your answer, Judi. Yes, during menopausal years, many women experience dryness of mucous membranes, including the eyes. So thank you also for recommending those quality products, as eye drops are only of temporary relief. Blessings.

@@c.c.1900 Thanks again for sharing, CC. I agree that eye drops only treat the symptoms, not the cause, so they are only temporary relief (and frustrating to use). I do hope the omega-3s help you out :)

Hi Michele! I truly hope they help you! It's always worth a try. Since you've been taking fish oil, I would really like to know if these make a difference for you. If not, I suggest you take a serious look at your diet to see if you're getting enough beta-carotene or vitamin A. Dry eyes can also be caused by a serious vitamin A deficiency. So, if the algae epa/dha supplements don't do it for you, please check back with me if you're not sure about your diet. I can help with that one, for sure. Best wishes, happy holidays to you and yours, AND I look forward to heaving back from you over time :)

hi Michelle howz ur eyes now ?

@@peterobrien2537 they were not great. I had to get the PRN De supplements. I’ve been on them 2 weeks and they are helping!

@@Smmiller61206 thanks for replying , my dry eyes are over 90% cured with consuming 1 tablespoon Ghee daily and warm compresses daily for 4-5 mins

Thanks for watching and commenting! Best wishes to you :)

Good for you! I truly hope it helps you out. Smart move on the carrageenan. Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Hi Indigo Wolf! Thanks for watching and sharing your story. From reading what you shared, I truly believe the omega 3 DHA/EPA supplement may help. It's certainly worth a try and that supplement should do no harm to your body. Yes, winter air is very dry and will aggravate our eye problems. If you don't have a humidifier, you could put a pot of water on the stove. Keep it simmering all the time while you're home. Of course, it has to be monitored so it doesn't go dry. Never leave it turned on when you're away from the house or sleeping at night...that would be way too dangerous (if the pot should run out of water while still on a hot burner). I agree, most eye doctors don't know how to treat the cause of the problem, just the symptoms. It's not their fault, just how they were trained. Do try the DHA/EPA supplements. They may help. Blessings to you and yours :)

@ indigowolf, Hi sounds painful. I have similar problem (thankfully not as bad) and i didnt connect it to my hashimoto's issue until you mentioned yours. I use the regular contact solution optifree but whatever brand works for u, to regularly use in the eye to refresh it. It has helped a lot with the itchiness and dryness and its less expensive too. Once or twice a day depending on the need i will put rosewater in my eye directly. Its a bit uncomfortable but afterwards my eyes improve tremendously. The redness, itchiness and grittiness subsides. The third thing that helps is teabags. Since i drink a lot of black tea i use those used tea bags, just chill used bag in the fridge and put them on ure eyes as a compress for as slong as u want. Recently saw someone do a warm compress with the tea bags and tried that too. So see which helps u more or alternate like i do. You should look into anti inflammatory diet and see if incorporating those foods help alleviate some symptoms but that will show after months but be more long lasting. Wish you best of luck and hope you find a remedy that works. Oh yeah my sister was allergic to baush and lomb and that made her eyes super bad esp since she has other sensitives. U might want to try diff solutions to see if one suits u more than the other. Its not only about outside moisture its also about your body's own moisture retention properties. Sorry for such a long essay!! Haha🤣

@@sadafshaukatali9618 Thanks so much for sharing all your tips and ideas! They all sound useful in their own way and I'm sure others will benefit from your tips! Blessings :)

Hi! I'm sorry to hear you are suffering in the same way. It's no fun! I've tried them all and actually they worked the same for me. With that, I always bought the lowest price. It was usually the ZenWise brand (last one on the list). Also, I take only the amount recommended on the bottle, no more. (Note that they are algae oil, not fish oil. I don't recommend fish oil for a number of reasons.) I usually take two a day, so I take one with breakfast and one with supper. I hope they work as well for you as they did for me! Thanks for commenting and asking :)

Hi Anita! Thank you for watching and sharing. I truly hope you find the answer to your situation. I know it's miserable! Suggestion...to really know if anything specifically is helping you, take one supplement at a time to test it out. If you notice a change, you'll know for sure it was that item. If you take a number of new things at once and notice a change, then you won't know for sure which one did the trick. Of course, a combination of supplements may also be the key. It takes experimentation. Hopefully you'll find relief very soon and be able to get those plugs out! Blessings to you and yours :)

Do you get tears while crying or cutting onion?

@@medhikasingh6327 Yes, I do! That's normal. Thanks for watching :)

@@medhikasingh6327 Yes, I do.

@@anitarzepeda2579 how are you now?

Hi Melani! thank YOU for watching and sharing. I'm glad this video helped you out!

I hope it works well for you! Best wishes with your eyes...I know it's a miserable experience. Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Hi Snow Bike! Thank you for watching and sharing your story. I feel for you in your situation. It does sound frightening and like something no one would want to go through. I agree that traditional doctors are far from being "holistic" in their views. But, forgive them if you can...they can't help it. They are bound to go by their training to maintain their licenses. Their training dictates that they prescribe drugs for everything they can, and they rarely know the bottom line of what they treat. So when they don't know, they claim it's old age or genetics, neither of which is true. So, that leaves the rest of us groping in the dark for answers. First, I do not suggest fish oil. It's loaded with mercury and may do more harm than good. The algae source is "clean" and it's actually the bottom line of where the fish get their omega-3's from. You said you are vegetarian. That does not mean you have deficiencies. (A vegetarian lifestyle can be VERY healthy, but of course it all depends on your personal choices.) However, anything is possible. Check the beta-carotene in your diet. Lack of enough vitamin A can cause serious eye dryness. I DO NOT SUGGEST YOU TAKE BETA-CAROTENE SUPPLEMENTS! They can be harmful for some people (especially smokers). Check your foods. Do you eat a lot of beta-carotene-rich fruits and vegetables? Carrots, cantaloupe, leafy greens, peaches, spinach, sweet potatoes, broccoli, and tomatoes are just some examples (search the internet and you'll find long lists of beta-carotene-rich foods). If you see that you don't eat many of these foods, then it's time to give them a try and load up on them as much as possible. There would certainly be no harm in increasing your intake of such foods. I agree with you, that these things don't just happen from age, but from some problems within the body that actually can be addressed. Here's another approach, while still along the same lines. Look up Anthony William, the Medical Medium. He has 9 books out, but the one that may do you the most good at the moment is his "Cleanse to Heal" book. I have them all and treat them like gold. I have a master's degree in nutrition and from my education, personal experience, and personal research, I truly stand by his protocols. They are the "real deal" and would help just about anyone with any issue whatsoever. In this same book, he has references to specific medical conditions and ways to help them. His books are comprehensive and offer real help. I have no connection with him, so trust that I'm speaking from my heart and not swayed by any monetary rewards whatsoever. I stand by his protocols and have been following them for almost two years (as of mid-January). My husband has been following the protocols for over a year. Both of us have seen remarkable improvements in our health...way too much to detail here. We're both sold on his protocols. Sorry I'm so "wordy" but my goal is to help others any way I can. Sometimes it takes writing a lot to say what I need to say. I truly hope this helps you in some way. Hang in there. Best wishes to you and yours :) Feel free to keep in touch as you need to :)

Thank you so much Judi! That is helpful information! I noticed links to 4 Algae DHA and 1 oil DHA supplement. Just to clarify... these are options and I would choose one... not multiples. Which one do you highly recommend?

@@snowbike8032 Hi Snow Bike! The links to the EPA/DHA supplements in my Description Box are ALL brands that I have used. No kidding :) AND I got similar results from each of them. I can't promise others would find the same results, but that's the truth with my experience. So, because of that, I usually let price be my guideline. So, I often opt for the ZenWise brand. It's the 6th link from the top in the list of supplements. I won't claim that it's the "best" (I don't know which one I would call the "best") but it has worked well for me. And yes, choose one brand, not multiples. I take them according to package directions, usually 2 per day. I usually take 1 at lunch and 1 at supper, but you could probably take them whenever it's convenient for you. Thanks for asking! Best wishes :)

Thank you for your valuable information! I am also interested in Anthony Williams advice/book just on daily cooking and eating if you have a suggestion for one of his books on this topic that would be great. I have a BlendTec blender and wonder if this can be a substitute for a juicer. One viewer was straining out celery pulp after blending but I wonder if it should be included in the drink from a blender. If we were to purchase a juicer do you have a brand that you like? Thank you so much!

@@snowbike8032 I'm always glad to help! That's my mission at this stage in my life :) Regarding the Medical Medium (Anthony William...note that it's "William" not "Williams") books...ALL of his books are packed with valuable information. But for starters, I still think "Cleanse to Heal" is a good starting point (explore them online to decide for yourself). To understand this guy's background, it's helpful to read the first chapter in his first book (or revised edition of that same book), "Medical Medium". Of course, they are all sold on Amazon.com. Reading that chapter should alleviate any reservations about his background and where his information comes from. Most of his books do have recipes in them, so they are helpful. The recipes are not your typical vegan recipes. They are designed to help the body heal by omitting specific troublemaker foods. Depending upon your usual food habits, they can take some getting used to (I say this from first-hand experience). BUT, it's well worth it in the long run. His methods help get to the bottom line of what is ailing a person. That particular book (Cleanse to Heal) details a variety of specific cleanses one can choose from to start their healing journey. You can pick what you think would be right for you, and there is some leeway in most of them so you can customize it for yourself. ALSO, AND THIS MAY BE VERY HELPFUL TO YOU...check out his website...medicalmedium.com His website is LOADED with recipes, blog articles, videos, podcasts, just all sorts of helpful information, all free of charge and waiting for anyone to come browse, read, listen, print out, and learn from. AND his books have been stocked at many libraries. So, it may be helpful to contact your local library and see if they have any of his books. Browsing them first (before buying, if you choose to buy) may be time well spent. Regarding juicing...you CAN juice with a blender, but it's a "pain in the neck" kind of process. The celery juice (especially) MUST be run through a nut milk bag to get the pulp out. This is ESPECIALLY true if you get into juicing celery. It has fabulous medicinal properties AS LONG AS the pulp is removed. Leaving the pulp in the celery juice negates the medicinal properties of the juice. Just chewing on celery sticks won't do the trick either. Although celery has valuable health benefits, the true medicinal benefits won't happen if the pulp is left in the juice, unfortunately. Other juices don't need to be strained like celery juice does. Blending is great, but doing that with the volume of produce you may be opting to juice would be tedious. The stomach may not be big enough to accommodate all the produce once it is blended and not strained. Not trying to turn you off, nor sell you a juicer, but blending is blending, and juicing is juicing. Two different processed and they can't always be interchanged. I've been juicing for years now and I have a video about how juicing actually saved all my teeth. I'm not joking! This is a true story... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZtpdlNKjlqjOp2g.html It's almost unbelievable, but very true. I now have two juicers, a Tribest Slowstar vertical juicer, and a Sana 727 horizontal juicer. I don't suggest you buy a juicer on my recommendation. If you want to buy a juicer, it's best to investigate them yourself to determine which one would be best for you, based on your kitchen space, personal budget, what you intend to juice, etc. Everyone's needs are different. John Kohler with DiscountJuicers.com has a LOT of videos on KZfaq where he demonstrates a variety of juicers. He often compares juicers in a "juice-off" to see which one performs better. I watched a LOT of his videos before deciding on which juicer to buy. He sells them from his website, DiscountJuicers.com, although they can be purchased elsewhere also. I bought my juicers from him and I can say he's a "good guy" and will give the best customer service that he can. The juicers can be purchased elsewhere too, but I do suggest you explore his videos before buying any juicer at all. John is an honest guy and does his best in all of his endeavors. [Note, I do not know John personally, nor do I have any business connections with him other than having purchased my juicers from him.] You asked if I have a brand of juicer that I like...well, I really like both of my juicers. If I had to choose one over the other, I'd say I prefer the Sana 727 simply because it's a horizontal juicer rather than vertical. The horizontal style is "less particular" about the cut of vegetables placed in it, which makes it a little easier to deal with. Both have served me extremely well and I wouldn't trade them for anything :) I KNOW this response is long, and I'm sorry for that! But, I aim to help and sometimes my wordiness is necessary to get the point across and give the info I believe will truly help someone. Feel free to ask more questions if needed. Have a wonderful day, and a very happy Thanksgiving tomorrow :)

Agreed. Some eye doctors suggest the omega 3 oils, some don't. The warm compress seems to be a standard protocol. However, it often does not work because that's not addressing the real problem (in many cases). The warm compress only works if there are clogged ducts. I'm glad the omega 3 oils worked for you! Thank you for watching and sharing your experience :) Best wishes to you and yours :)

Do you get tears while crying or cutting onion?

Now THAT's an interesting concept! Thanks for watching :)

Thank you for sharing your success story, Eben! I'm glad you found something that works for you! I just have one point...that this is treating the symptoms. AND it seems to be treating them well, so congrats to you for that! However, feeding your body the omega-3 fats is at least an attempt to treat the bottom line, CAUSE, of the problem. Are your eyes deficient in onion water or omega 3 fats? That's a question to ponder. Thank you again for sharing your eye drop recipe and story. That will help many people. In addition, please also consider the cause of the problem. If that is addressed, maybe you won't need the onion water. Many blessings to you and yours :)

It's my pleasure to share the info :) I hope it was helpful to you. Thanks for watching and commenting :)

You're welcome! I hope this helps you like it did me. Thanks for watching and commenting :)

I noticed a difference within 2 weeks of taking it. Four days may not be enough time. I suggest you give it more time before deciding that it won't help. Thanks for watching and sharing! I hope this helps your problem.

@@JudiintheKitchen ok madam

@@abhishekroy5253 hello, how you feel so far?

@@ziadsalim4733 no change bro I have taken 1000 mg for 2 months no change at all now I am takin 2500mg from today let's see.

@@abhishekroy5253 i took 2000 mg after 2 weeks i started to see changes plus i use warm clothe and put on my eyes in the morning or before i sleep. I can see the difference.

I hope it works well for you, Sandy! Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Hi Pamela! Thanks for watching and sharing your insight. Sorry you had a hard time understanding me. Check out the links in the description box. I have links to a number of brands of vegan omega 3 capsules. I have taken them all and have had the same results no matter what brand (really!) so I usually let price be my guideline. I often end up getting the ZenWise brand simply because of the price point (6th link down from the top). I hope this helps! Take care :)

Do you get tears while crying or cutting onion?

I truly hope it works for you! Thanks for watching and also letting me know where you're at in the world! It's fascinating to hear from others so far away. The internet truly makes the world a smaller place. Blessings to you and yours :)

How are you now? Did it worked for you? I'm having the same problem

@@angelaggarrido7816 Hi Angela! For me, I'm having no issues whatsoever. I continue to take the DHA/EPA (vegan, algae derived omega 3) supplements, 2 per day, as per the bottle recommendations. Even in the wintertime, my eyes are fine. The omega 3's fixed my problem. I hope they do the same for you! Thanks for watching and asking :)

@@angelaggarrido7816 it is working for me partially, but it didn’t solve the problem unfortunately. Sometimes I feel desperate because I’ve just turned 18 and I don’t wanna live my whole life like that. But I still hope to find a solution. If I got 30% better, then it means that this condition can improve, but more work is needed to be done. I hope you’ll be better and you can always write to me and tell how you feel

@@Kukikia17 thank you for answering and offering you support I started taking omega 3 less than a week ago and I am feeling a little better so I do see improvement also my doctor prescribed to my cyclosporine which is supposed to help your eyes to create more years and eyedrops for inflammation I do believe that omega 3 with time and patience will help but I am doing all I can. If you can visit you doctor maybe he can prescribe something to help as well. You can talk to me also, it's nice to know we are not alone fighting this condition and trying new things to improve

You're welcome, Lucy! I hope it helped you in some way. Thanks for watching and for your kind comments :)

Hi Julie! Thank you for watching and asking! For me, the vegan omega 3 supplements did the trick. I tried the warm compresses and that did nothing for me. I've even had an eye doctor say he quit suggesting that since they do little for most people. This is why I did the video. It may not be the total answer for everyone, but it worked SO well for me (and still does) that I felt compelled to share the results with others. Another thing that can cause eyes to be dry is not enough carotenoids in the diet (vitamin A). It is NOT advisable to take beta-carotene supplements. it's best to eat lots of fruits and vegetables high in the carotenoids. Simple...look for color in the plant foods. Carrots, peaches, plums, red/black grapes, dark green leafy vegetables, cantaloupe, butternut squash, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, broccoli...get the picture? Load up on them too and hopefully that will do the trick for you, or at least help. I hope this helps and that you can find an answer that works for you! Best wishes and let me know if I can be of further help :)

Hi Alicia, Thanks for watching and commenting! Actually I think they will all work...it's just a matter of how much dosage is right for you. That takes a little time to try one and experiment. To specifically answer your question, I've taken the first one in the list and also the sixth one. However, I've taken others as well. Getting over the initial hurdle is the biggest thing, then just take some as a maintenance dosage. At least that's what I've done and it has worked for me. Regarding dosage, I normally take what is suggested on the bottle. I've tried taking more and didn't find it to be helpful. I hope this helps you out! Best wishes :)

Yes, this can happen. It's because the protective layer coating the eyes is broken down and the tear glands keep releasing tears in an effort to compensate. Obviously it doesn't work to actually fix the problem, so they just keep tearing. So, "dry eyes" can manifest in actually very dry eyes but also overly watery eyes. Thanks for watching and commenting :)

I can't say for sure if it would help, Nicole. But it's certainly worth a try! I don't believe you can go wrong in at least trying to see if it would work for you. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching and sharing :)

I always take what is recommended on the bottle. It's usually 2 a day. I take them with meals, and separately, one at a time, usually at lunch and supper. Thanks for watching! I hope this helps :)

You're welcome! Hopefully this video will help you out! Thanks for watching and commenting :)

I certainly hope it helps you! Thanks for watching and commenting :)

@@JudiintheKitchen Actually after I watched your video I did a thorough research. I realized that I do not eat enough Omega 3 foods in my everyday diet. I immediately started eating Morocan and Portuguese sardines in olive oil every three days. I also have Flax oil and ground flax seeds a little every day. My eyes are 70% healed and that is within 8 days. I am grateful that you took the time to share your experience.

@@jossiani84 Oh what a testimony! That's fabulous!! I'm truly happy for you that you found the answer to your dilemma. Thank you so much for watching and sharing your story :) Best wishes to you and yours :)

Do you get tears while crying or cutting onion?

@@jossiani84howz ur eyes now Jossiani? any luck beyond that 70% mark?

Hi Christine! Well I certainly hope this works for you like it did for me. I continue to take the vegan omega-3 capsules to this day and no longer have any eye issues. Keep me posted! Blessings to you and yours :)

Hi Laura! Thank you for watching and sharing your story. Another cause of eye problems (including dryness) can be lack of enough vitamin A in the diet. More precisely, lack of beta-carotene (a precursor to Vitamin A in the body). It is NOT advisable to take beta-carotene supplements. In some cases, they can do more harm than good. It's far better to get beta-carotene from the diet. Please take note of what you eat routinely. Colorful fruits and vegetables contain plenty of beta-carotene. Carrots and cantaloupes are prime examples, but they are far from alone in this category. Please do an internet search for foods high in beta-carotene and you should find long lists. It would be wise to check what you eat and compare with such lists to see if you are eating many of those foods on a regular basis. If not, please do consider adding more of them to your routine. Adding more of such foods would do no harm, but only good for your health. If you find that you are already eating plenty of beta-carotene-rich foods, then it's time to visit your eye doctor or regular healthcare provider to get checked out. It never hurts to get checked. I do hope this helps you out. Take care and best wishes to you and yours :)

@@JudiintheKitchen Thank you so much! I will try that! :)

@@lauramiller4861 I hope you find the answer, Laura!!

@@lauramiller4861how r ur eyes now Laura?

@@lauramiller4861 how did it go?

You're welcome! I'm glad the video was helpful to you. Thanks for watching and commenting :)

Oh my...you are suffering! I certainly hope your treatments help you out! Thanks for watching and sharing. Best wishes to you :)

hello, did the treatment work?

@@yasaklikanal Let's hope Vicky L S catches your question :)

Hello! So far, so good! My green eyes are very sensitive. I’m allergic to mold, oak and mountain cedar. In San Antonio, Mold is almost always high. Today we went to a baseball game and had a hard time. My eyes burned, but no watering. I’ve even been trying a little eye makeup now and then. I have my second treatment this Friday. My optometrist has a very good machine and the treatment included heat. As hot as I can handle it. As a bonus, the deep frown wrinkle is 80% gone!!! My neck looks better, too! I might buy a $200 machine that my former student has. She owns a salon and does makeup, and now radio frequency for skin tightening. I’m not sure if her machine uses heat. I’ll find out!

@@vickyls8132 WOW! Now that's a GREAT progress report! I'm glad you found an answer for your issue! Thanks so much for sharing, and many blessings to you and yours :)

Mi Marco! Thanks for watching and sharing! I'm sorry to hear about all your compounded issues. Hopefully the omega-3 DHA/EPA will help. Honestly, I don't recommend any one brand over another. I've used a variety of brands and have had just as good results with any brand, as long as I consistently take the supplement, regardless of brand. Personally, I let price be my guideline, while at the same time checking out dosages, trying to get the most for my money. Here's a brand I have used a number of times (again, there are others out there that are just as fine)... www.amazon.com/Vegan-Omega-Supplement-Support-Softgels/dp/B074N5JZK8/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?dchild=1&keywords=zenwise+vegan+epa%2Fdha&qid=1624888824&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUEzQ0hGVlNWSlpXQ01PJmVuY3J5cHRlZElkPUEwMDU5MjQ0RkxOTlI0VkpaQ1Q3JmVuY3J5cHRlZEFkSWQ9QTAyMTgzMDAzRU4wVkdISkY5WVJNJndpZGdldE5hbWU9c3BfYXRmJmFjdGlvbj1jbGlja1JlZGlyZWN0JmRvTm90TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ== I hope this helps! Blessings :)

Hi C.C.! Thanks for watching and commenting! Well before I took the omega-3 supplements I had my eyes examined. The doc didn't say absolutely that I had clogged tear ducts, but did suggest I compress with a warm wash cloth. I tried that numerous times and for me, it did nothing. That's when I discovered the omega-3 supplements...after many "moons" of looking like I was crying all the time, they worked. Since then, I've spoken with other eye doctors about the same topic. One commented that he stopped suggesting the warm compresses because they did little good for most people, and that same doctor backed me up on the omega-3 supplements, which he also now recommends. Now, all that is not saying that clogged ducts aren't the problem for some people. I'm sure they are. However, from what I've learned, I believe there are far more people who are short on omega-3 fats than who have clogged ducts. So, it's worth trying both methods and seeing what works for you (or any individual). Thanks for the input on this topic! Best wishes :)

Hi! Sorry you are suffering from dry eyes! It's no fun. I've used many different brands of algae oil capsules and found pretty much the same relief from them all. I take the number recommended on the bottle. The brand I've purchased most was the one at the bottom of the list I included in the description box under the video. But I have used all of those brands. The only reason I have reordered the one on the bottom of the list so much is because of the price...it's usually the most reasonable. I hope this helps!! Take care :)

@@JudiintheKitchen Thanks so much ,lots of blessings ! 🙏

Hello Bobbie! I have already done that. Look in the description box below the video. Click the "show more" link and it will open up the box so you can see everything that is there! Thanks for watching and asking :)

From what I can tell, the PRN omega supplements are made from fish oil. I do not recommend fish oil. What I suggest is a VEGAN source of DHA/EPA, derived from algae. This is actually where the fish get their omega 3 oils from. The vegan source is not tainted with heavy metals (mostly mercury), which the fish oils contain. I cannot say why you get an upset stomach from what you have taken, nor can I guarantee than you won't get an upset stomach from the algae source that I suggest. You would just need to try them for yourself to see. Sorry I can't be more precise! I hope this helps anyway. Best wishes :)

You certainly could, if you can eat enough of it to fix the problem! Thanks for watching and sharing :)

Hi extreme gaming! Thank you for watching and asking. Somehow I don't think that dry eyes would directly be caused by a stuffy nose alone. But the underlying causes of both conditions may be indirectly related. First, I don't suggest fish oil because of the mercury it contains. In the video, I suggested vegan omega 3, which is derived from algae. The algae is where the fish get their omega 3s and the algae should not contain mercury. Look for vegan EPA/DHA supplements, if you're wanting what I suggested. The sinus congestion is a different story and unlikely to be directly related to the eye condition or vice versa. You might want to visit with your healthcare provider and get checked for streptococcus bacteria, which is known to cause sinus issues. I hope this helps! Take care :)

Hi Victor! Please check the description box below the video. I have a number of links there to EPA/DHA supplements that you can buy on Amazon. I have taken a variety of different brands and have found equal benefits no matter what brand I've taken. Also, I follow the recommended dosage on the label. I usually let price be my guide. If it matters to you, the one brand I've taken more than other is the ZenWise brand, which is the 6th link down from the top. Thanks for watching! Best wishes to you :)