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Itchy eyes and Xylitol


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Leigha
3/9/2019
1:43:47 PM

Morgellons -

Hey Donna, Ellie and everyone else!! :)

I appreciate all your tips and I will be trying these tips out. I'M not sure whereto find Xylitol but I will look on Amazon for it..

Will it help heal the lesions in my eyes as well? Because my eyes is the only place that has lesions.

Yall are a blessing!!!


Donna M
3/8/2019
10:11:42 AM

Morgellons -

Hi Leigha,

I agree with all these tips, but I just wanted to add an additional tip to help with the eyes. I actually got this tip from reading Mary (the Canaanite Woman) thread.

If you wear mascara, try to buy organic or one from Found. You can read the post I made about this brand under the thread "Make up" dated 2/5/19.

However, it's not just that the mascara be safe, it is how you apply it, as you could be reinfecting your mascara and your eyes. Mary suggested using disposal mascara wands - use one for each eye and then throw away. I ordered a pack of 100 on Amazon for five dollars and some change.

The good news is this is only temporary. My eyes got better and I no longer have to use disposable wands. I am still using the Found brand of makeup though because I like it and the less toxins I'm exposed to the better.

Hope this helps a little. Take care and continue to post.

God Bless,

Donna


Ellie
3/6/2019
12:04:57 AM

Morgellons - THANK YOU ELLIE
THANK YOU ELLIE

Hi Leigha, sorry to hear about your eye problems. As you can see from my previous post, I have had great success and immediate relief for eye problems associated with morgellons with Xylitol and water. It really works and there's nothing more irritating than something chewing on your eyeball. I still have problems with my eyebrows and base of lashes, though not in my eyes so much.

Speaking on a personal level, I am hesitant to discuss this disease with any doctor, who may likely know nothing of this disease, or worse, may subscribe to the belief that people with morgellons are suffering from mental issues.

Mel has found a good doctor and so have others, so maybe some more input would help.

Do not give up hope, you will improve gradually, as your health improves. I am not healed yet but there is such a dramatic difference to where I am now, as compared to a year ago.

You are among friends here and please know that you can trust your fellow sufferers to tell you the truth.

Take care, Ellie



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