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@drgbico curious what you think of Red light therapy for Dry M? Medicare does not pay for it as it as a preventative.
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Red light stimulation may help in increasing the activity of retinal cells, but to replace cells that have died requires stem cells.
I helped a naturopathic physician reverse her AMD with the use of aphanizomenon flos-aquae.
Coupled with her pristine diet her acuity went from 20/150 to 20/40 and was able to regain her driver's license.
If you want to understand the true cause of AMD read the chapter on blindness in "Young Again: How to reverse the aging process"
by John Thomas. IMO, red blood cell agglutination is the problem not being addressed.
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