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Claudia's avatar

About 10 years ago, a relative was starting to get glaucoma and couldn’t drive at night because of the glaring light effect. I did my usual research and found a product called Can-C, which is basically liquidifid NAC. She used the product twice a day for about three months as I recall. She was able to drive at night again. Her ophthalmologist confirmed there was a definite improvement. She has since passed away after dying unexpectedly in the hospital pre-Covid. A friend had called an ambulance because she had fallen and busted her knee on cement. She called me the next afternoon and told me they were trying to kill her. As most people would, I discounted her comments as being drug-induced. That night, I got a call from the head nurse that she had passed away. I realize this is not related to the glaucoma, but I had to share this absolutely atrocious event in the name of “helping those in need.” I remember reading a few months ago that doctor error and/or adverse drug reaction is now the third cause of death in the United States. Buyer beware.

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Eccentrik's avatar

"Glaucoma is one of the very few chronic conditions that is not associated with higher levels of vaccination!"

the most surprising part of this article!

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