Hey David,

To establish self tonometry are you taking the measurement before and after putting the drops in the morning

and at night? My real question is which time(s) of the day should be used to establish baseline numbers and how many days should I do it?  Is there a post on your webiste that gives some guidance?

I just got the new Reichert 7 and I am glad to pass along my personal experiment with this fantastic unit.

History background: very nearsighted since  I was 7, some pigment dispersion syndrome, no cataract, presence of floaters,

healthy retina

HOUR / EXERCISE / LEFT EYE / RIGHT EYE 

2.3 PM first time trying the Reichert 7 with salesman 26 / 23

2.45 PM After practicing emo free techniques (EFT) 21.3 / 20.9

Part 1 of 3

HEALTHY LIFESTYLE CHOICES

Lifestyle and environmental factors that are associated with elevated IOP levels include:

total body inversion

hadstand posture yoga positions

tight neckties

playing high-resistance wind instruments

caffeine consumption

David what do you think of this abstract?

http://emofree.com

download the technique for free

Self help method often works where nothing else will No Drugs Involved ~ High Success Rate

3rd Annual Scientific Think Tank on Optic Nerve Rescue and Restoration

Michal Schwartz, PhD

Professor of Neuroimmunology
 

Neuroprotection Chat Highlights
May 11, 2005

Norma Devine, Editor

http://www.willsglaucoma.org/supportgroup/20050511.htm

On Wednesday, May 11, 2005, Dr. Richard Lee, a glaucoma specialist at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, and the glaucoma chat group discussed "Neuroprotection."

Moderator:  Welcome, Dr. Lee. We are delighted to have you here tonight.

Make sure your doctor tells you if you have glaucoma with pigmen dispersion syndrome.  I just learned that yesterday. And I have seen a few doctors in the past.  Noone told me about that.

There’s new interest in supplements for AMD with the arrival of the TOZAL (Taurine, Omega-3 Fatty Acids, Zinc, Antioxidant, Lutein) supplement. Recently launched in Canada, it’s distributed by the multi-level-marketing company Amerisciences.

Dear Agnes,

Intraocular pressure (IOP) is the leading cause for developing Glaucoma, a vision impairment that can lead to partial or full vision loss. Studies made in recent years have shown a significant increase in pressure within the eye when weightlifting or performing isometric exercise. This leads to the question: Can weightlifting lead to eye problems?