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See-clear Eyewash:

Ingredients:  Bayberry bark, Bilberry, Cayenne, Eyebright, Golden Seal Root, Passion Flower, Red Raspberry Leaves.

Preparation:  The herbs are shipped in dry form.  Once per week you simmer 1/4 tsp. - 1/2 tsp. in 1 cup distilled or purified water for 30 minutes.  DO NOT BOIL! The formula is then strained (using a brown coffee filter, cheese cloth, or fine metal strainer), then pour into a glass container and store in the refrigerator.  This is the formula you will use the remainder of the week.  Apply the formula a minimum of 5 minutes each eye (alternating between blinking and keeping eye open).  Never use the same formula on the 2nd eye (use fresh formula). 

After approximately 2 - 3 weeks you may notice toxins and damaged cells coming out of the eyes (this is a good thing!).  The formula is extracting the toxins from the eye tissues.  You may notice a crusty dried matter on your eyelashes upon awakening in the morning.

The direct application as an eye wash results in the quickest, most effective healing.  With an eye cup you get more formula in and around the eye tissues.  We suggest that to achieve the quickest results, use this product on a daily basis, five minutes each eye, a minimum of one time per day.  However, if your lifestyle is such that you do not have 10 - 15 minutes per day to set aside, even every other day would be beneficial.  However, it may take longer to achieve desired results.

You may need to adjust the formula by adding more purified or distilled water, that is, if you are sensitive to cayenne.  There is only a very small amount of cayenne in this formula, however, some people are very sensitive.  Just dilute the formula a little and try it.  You want to feel the cayenne, but you should not feel uncomfortable.  It serves no purpose to feel uncomfortable.  You must use this product in order for it to be effective and if you are uncomfortable you may stop usage.  Just dilute it, your body becomes accustomed to the cayenne.  Again, there is only a small amount of cayenne.  Most people handle it very well.  The stronger you can withstand the cayenne, the faster the healing.

Preparation Procedure (requires PowerPoint to view)

Bayberry Bark:

Bayberry is a tonic for eyesight with astringent properties due to its tannin content.  A flavanoid glycoside, myricinic acid is also present in addition to three triterpenoids- taraxerol, taraxerone, and myricadiol, which has been shown to have mineralocorticoid activity (it influences potassium and sodium metabolism in a similar way as the adrenal cortex).  It has also been shown to stimulate the flow of bile and is toxic to bacteria and paramecia.  Promotes growth of new healthy eye tissues..

Bilberry:

Works by accelerating regeneration of retinol purple (visual purple) which is required for good eyesight.  Improves circulation in the blood vessels of the eye, helps maintain the integrity of capillaries, stabilizes collagen, and stimulates the production of rhodopsin, essential for night vision.  Slows progression of cataracts when taken with Vitamin E.  Bilberry contains anthocyanidins, bluish-pink pigments which are reported to benefit visual acuity as well as prevent the occurrence of glaucoma, macular degeneration, cataracts, etc.  Bilberry increases oxygen to the eye tissues.

According to "Ohashi's Book on Oriental Diagnosis", eyes are believed to supply sixty percent of the information you receive about a person's current physical condition.  The reason being, the eye is directly connected to the brain via the optic nerve, and it will reveal the condition of the nervous system and the brain.  When the nervous system or brain is injured in some way, the eyes change.  At the very least, the eyes lose clarity and alertness; at worse, they may lose the ability of sight. The brain requires 30 times more oxygen than other body cells.  The eyes require 8 times for oxygen that other body cells.  Therefore, if the brain receives less oxygen than it needs, the first place this condition is revealed is in the eyes.  The eyes are more sensitive to oxygen depletion that the rest of the body.  Bilberry and cayenne aids in bringing oxygen to the eyes.

Cayenne:

Stimulates eye tissues and improves blood circulation and oxygen flow in the eyes.  Increases effectiveness of the other herbs.

Eyebright:

Eyebright is an herb that tightens the mucus membrane of the eye and relieves the inflammation of conjunctivitis.  It has astringent properties.  Eyebright contains tannins, aucubin, an iridoid glycoside, and volatile oil.

Golden Seal Root:

Kills infection or bacteria in eye tissues.  Golden Seal Root contains the alkaloids hydrastine and berberine, which imparts its golden color and possesses both astringent, antiseptic and anti-microbial properties.  Golden Seal Root has a particularly strong bitter flavor and is known to stimulate the flow of bile as well as to tone the mucus membranes.

Passion Flower:

Kills a form of bacteria that causes eye irritation.  Therefore, it is good for inflamed eyes and dimness of vision.,  In some cases it surpasses eyebright for inflamed eyes and dimness of vision.

Red Raspberry:

Promotes the growth of new healthy eye tissues and strengthens eye tissues.

According to Brent W. Davis, C.C. - Clinical Formulator and Director P.R.L., herbs have four very powerful ways that they heal.

1.  Fat solubilizing, pro-excretory, drainage action;

2.  Free radical quenching, anti-inflammatory, immunomodulators;

3.  Oligoelement (micro nutrient) providers; and

4.  Energy donors.

See-Clear formula seemingly effects the eyes in the following ways:

1.  Pro-excretory, drainage action;

2.  Anti-inflammatory;

3.  Oligoelement (micro nutrient) providers;

4.  Energy donors;

5.  Kills infection/bacteria in the eye tissues;

6.  Improves circulation in the eye tissues

7.  Promotes growth of new health eye tissues.

Mr. Davis states:  Herbs have an astounding ability to transmit "energy", the imponderable stuff of God's creation, to those who consume them.  That phenomenon has caused all ancient peoples observing it to revere medicinal plants.  This "energy", in the ephemeral bioelectric realm, is invisible to most, but can often be perceived as an enlivening force in the psyche.  It uplifts the mind and spirit of the consumer.

From - The Four Powerful Ways By Which Herbs Heal by Brent W. Davis, D.C. - Clinical Formulator and Director of P.R.L.