The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
I have several drops I need to post about this we just did a bunch of eye protocol stuff I have not um posted that yet we're doing a few things to try to eliminate cataracts my eyes I also have dry eye syndrome so I need to keep it uh I have that it or 100 device that vibrates this nerve here and then a couple drops
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I have a dry eye condition which we found in our routine visit so my tear ducts weren't producing the right amount of fluid for my eyes so my eyes get dry which is not good for Eye Health this is I tier 100. does FDA approved you put this on the side of your nose right here on this nerve and then you press this button and it vibrates
so this is the device I use for my dry eye I'll do this for 30 seconds in the morning when I wake up first thing so basically I start hearing right hand side and I move to the left so first thing is the eye 30 seconds
this is the device I use for my dry eye I'll do this for 30 seconds in the morning when I wake up