A Personal Account of DMSO and Improved Vision After Decades of Blindness

The DMSO has definitely improved the sight in an eye which was blind for seventy-five years, which I find to be unbelievable.

But when I was five, six years old, it became clear to me, and my parents had noticed a lot earlier, that one of my eyes was non-functional.

So this went on for some time. I visited specialists, and eventually when I was ten years old, they operated on my eye to remove cataracts. And in those days they just removed the lens from my eye. So that cleared the cataract, but, uh, obviously at that point I was blind, so it didn't matter what they did.

Um, I was unable to see very much, basically a little bit of light and dark, uh, all black and shapes only and, and some movement.

I could detect movement, uh, if it was fast enough and vigorous enough.

About ten years ago, a specialist took a look at my left eye and he said, "Well, if I could do anything I would, but there's really nothing I can do."

Through Mercola I became aware of a Midwestern doctor, and when I started reading his articles, I found them enlightening and very eloquent and beautifully written, beautifully researched.

His articles on DMSO, uh, stood out. Uh, I was having sinus troubles at that point, and so I thought, "Oh, well, I'll try the DMSO." So I used that, and it cleared my sinuses instantly. I'd been using that for about two months, and I became aware of the fact that I could see color with my left eye, which I found to be interesting.

And I attribute it, uh, then and, and still do to using DMSO in my sinuses. And so I've continued with it except that I, uh, I apply it to my eyelid top and bottom on a daily basis, just wipe it on with my finger.

And it's continued to improve the sight of my left eye.

I can see color quite distinctly now. I can see detail. I obviously can't read. I can count fingers, which I could never do before.

And it's improved to the point where I can cover up my right eye and walk around the house without running into things.

I can see well enough to navigate around the house.

Clearly, I know the house since I've lived here for thirty years.

However, um, I can, I can see and avoid bumping into tables, and I can go through doors without hitting the sides and so forth. So it has to be reasonably good light.

At night I can see lights, but I can't see shapes. But in the dead of night you can't anyway, so.

I find it, um, amazing that I can now see with my left eye.

Have you been to an eye doctor since all of this started?

I go to a specialist, yes. Um, I've told her, um, in the last two visits over the last year or so that the vision in my left eye continues, uh, is improving.

Uh, she hasn't bitten on that. She's, she looks in my left eye with her instruments and so forth, measures the pressure and looks and, uh, at whatever they're looking at with a magnifying glass and a bright light.

But she hasn't ever asked me how the vision in my left eye is improving or, uh, why it's improving, so I haven't bothered volunteering the information.

Doctors tend to be, uh, very dismissive of DMSO. They tend to say, "Oh, well, it's unproven technology," which I find to be particularly ignorant, partic- particularly when it's pointed out to them that it has benefited some people. However, that's the medical profession.