A Homemade Herbal Beer Containing 15 Eye-Beneficial Herbs Designed for Glaucoma Patients and People with Bad Eye Circulations (JEDD)

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The blood supply of eyeball is mainly depending on a very thin central retinal artery and circulates back to the small vein, both of them are located in the center of the ocular nerve cord at the back of the eyeball, which is rather similar to a cherry fruit attached to a tiny stalk. It is an unreasonable design for our eye nutritional supply. The very thin central retinal artery with the diameter less than 1/5 mm is too heavy a burden to transport oxygen and nutrients to keep a well maintenance of the delicate retina, especially in the computer era with excessive radiation damage of the eyes. When the aged process goes on and the malnutrition status happens, such that high fatty food diet and wastes deposition onto the capillaries, that may cause blood vessels having micro-capillary clots forming, which is a subclinical blockage or narrowing of the diameter of those small arteries, veins and capillaries, that are rather difficult to detect. Although the currently clinical methods for curing glaucoma using eye drops and surgery to reduce the intra ocular pressure are in practice, it might be even more important to concern how to improve a good microcirculation of eyes. Many traditional Chinese herb medicines had practiced through thousand years and verified to have good effects on blood circulation and they are beneficial to eye-health. Small amount of alcohol, but not over dose, may help blood vessel relaxation. Hop in beer is a good antioxidant, which eyes are welcome. This is a try to formulate a DIY 15-herb extract enhanced beer to see if that drink could become an extra helper in healthy eye maintenance or to reduce glaucoma, AMD progress Don't think that everything in our body is naturally reasonable. The retina of eyes is one of the highest energy users and oxidation required tissues. But, the blood supply of the whole eyeball is mainly dependent on a very thin central retinal artery and circulates back to the small vein, both of them are located in the center of the ocular nerve cord at the back of the eyeball, which is rather similar to a cherry fruit attached to a tiny stalk. I feel it is an unreasonable design for our eye nutritional supply. The very thin central retinal artery, which has a diameter less than 1/5 mm, is too heavy a burden to transport oxygen and nutrients to keep a well maintenance of the delicate retina. There might not be severe problems as for keeping the normal physiological condition of the eye. In the ancient time of human being, the natural selection for the eye development of our ancestors’ eyes was only facing the wild plane or forest, and most of objects to be seen were far and less radiation emission. So we may say that the evolution of eye-blood supply is relatively reasonable to the human being in ancient time. But, now, in the computer age, our eyes are facing the excessive exposure to the radiation damage generated by computer screens and other electronic devices. Our eyes have met the new problem of bad blood circulation and malnutrition status than ever before. Besides the modern food industry provides us with varieties of tasteful high fatty diets and also food-coloring dies, which contain lake-dye (the un-indicated aluminum compounds in the food labels), and most of pizza bases and cakes also have aluminum, that can cause protein crosslinking and are very harmful to the brain. Those wastes will easily deposit onto the blood vessels and capillaries that may cause undetectable microcapillary clots forming, which is the subclinical blockage or narrowing of the diameter of those small arteries, veins and micro capillaries. So, our eyes may always under the condition of malnutrition and suffocation. To my understanding, to help a good microcirculation could be more important than to the use of eye drops alone in order to suppress the intra ocular pressure in glaucoma patients or in age-related macular degeneration (AMD) patients.

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