Conjunctivitis

Conjunctivitis is an inflammation of the mucous membrane which lines the posterior surface of the eyelids and the anterior surface of the sclera; redness of the eye. It can be due to chlorinated swimming pool water, excess wine, hypersensitivity to light, prolonged work at the computer, cigarette smoke.

or is a sign of hypertension or renal failure.

We can distinguish between bacterial conjunctivitis (pruritus, muco-purulent secretion), viral (profuse tearing), allergic (watering, sneezing), traumatic (painful sensation and photophobia)

Keratitis is the generic name for all inflammations of the cornea. Ultraviolet keratitis manifests itself after a latency of 6-8 hours from UV exposure (sea, mountain) by intense pain, photophobia, pruritus, tearing, blepharospasm (spasmodic contraction of the orbicularis oculi).

Adopt a hypotoxic diet

Profusely hydrate the body

Juice of carrots and blueberries - Evening primrose oil

Alfalfa, tomatoes, sweet peppers and other colorful, raw foods, highly vitaminized and rich in antioxidants

Omega 3 from wild fish oils - Grape seed extracts, 300 mg / day (OPC de Masquelier)

Ionized silver (Medelys)

Capital Vue (Diétaroma), 2 capsules in the morning

Shii-ta-ké (Superdiet), 1 amp. / day for 3 weeks

Avoid dairy products, soy, alcohol, sugars, white flour, wheat in all its forms, commercial sauces, mayonnaises, creams…

Castor oil poultice and a drop of oil in each eye, in the evening at bedtime

Floral water with cornflower flowers (Superdiet) applied locally

Compresses soaked in infusion of rosemary, plantain or elderberry

Compresses of eyebright or Roman chamomile or cornflower flowers (Centaurea cyanus)

Wear glasses against the sun's UV rays. Replace contact lenses with glasses

Caution to perfumed cosmetic products (allergies), hair sprays

Eliminate smoking in all its forms including passive smoking

E.O. of Citron (Citrus limonum)

E.O. of German Chamomile (Matricaria recutita)