Macushield has saved my eyesight.

[Shazamalama]

iI was diagnosed with wet macular degeneration six years ago.

for a year I took injections every six weeks. My eye did not get any better.

about a year ago my sister (who lives in London) read an article by a doctor who recommended Macushield, one of the primary ingredients is marigokd.

My sister began sending me this suppłiment. When i first started taking Macushield

I had no sight where the grey cloud had been, just black.

Now a year later I have partial vision. My sight has gone from looking at a black out curtain to seeing through a net curtain. This to me is a vast improvement as the eye was going blind.

Macushield can now be purchased in the US. The three month packet is the better price. Do comparison shop as the price can vary.

Just recently a doctor in London has started inserting a microscopic reflecting mirror

In mac eyes.

With a hundred percent success in restoring eye sight.

I don't have the doctors name on hand. The article was in the Daily Mail.

I think he can be found if you google the subject matter.

[Shazamalama]

The name of the hospital where these ops are being performed is The London Eye Hospital. Cost £5.000 . Works for Dry AMD and 'some' Wet AMD.

[PhillipLoco in reply to Shazamalama]

What works for Dry Macular Degeneration?

[ainsliewood50]

Could anyone tell me if the operation at the London

Eye Hospital would help my wife, who has glaucoma, as well as macular degeneration?

Thanks.

[PhillipLoco in reply to ainsliewood50]

Novel Hydrogel Could Be Used for Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration

mdmag.com/medical-news/nove...

[RosMacularSociety Partner]

Dear Shazamalama,

I am copying the links to our Nutrition booklet and information on Protecting Your Eyes for your interest:

macularsociety.org/sites/de...

macularsociety.org/sites/de...

The Daily Mail article that you are referring to concerns lens implants at the London Eye Hospital. Please contact us if you would like a copy of our lens implant information sheet. It seems that the implant may be potentially suitable for some individuals but not others. We suggest that individuals discuss the implants with their existing ophthalmologist if they have one and gauge their opinion as to whether they are likely to be of any benefit to them.

Just to make you aware, we are currently offering free 6 month membership. This is a good way to keep up with current developments. Please ring us if you would like to benefit from this, or join via the following link:

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The Macular Society helpline is open 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday on 0300 3030 111.

Alternately, you can contact us via:

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Kind regards,

[cormorin]

Hi bit late to your post due to couple of bad days. My Consultant advises us all to use Macushield Gold as he thinks it is the best one of many similar.

He has more qualifications than I can write on my arm & is a one of the best I have seen so far over many years struggle with first dry & now wet amd.

Hope this backs up a bit your use of Macushield. I trust my consultant so will carry on using this product.

Hope your eyesight carries on improving.