Question: Have you ever heard of retyne helping a person restore their vision that was lost 3+ years ago due to uveitis and cataracts or must this be used before complete vision loss? Answer: Near-infrared (NIR) and the red-light therapy as used in Retyne Mask, will help protect retinal cells and will improve their function […]
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Question: Thank you for the below reply on scar tissue and a possible cataractlens exchange. This question was secondary to our primary question, which is asfollows. My mom, Rebecca (cced), had cataract surgery last February2025 with Light Adjustable Lenses (LAL). Light Adjustable Lenses useUV light to program the cataract lens prescription once the lenssurgery has
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Question: T. H. has a question. Her mother had cataract surgeryShe had a light adjustable lens put in.It was also a programmable lens. They are considering whether they should change the light adjustablelens replaced by a regular lens. Also, she has scar tissue from the surgery and is also wondering willthe machine help with the
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Question: I have been using the mask on low for 30mins daily for the past 4.5 months. As yet the cataract remains large and totally clouded. Thankfully, the cornea transplant has settled well with no recurrence of parasitic infection and the stitches are being removed bit by bit. The Consultant will decide on the best
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The Retyne eye treatment mask harnesses a general selection of frequencies (0.97, 5.78, 7.5, 37.5, 125.19, 250, 325.65, 517.5, 683, 712.42), tailored to target the symptoms associated with Cataracts. These frequencies are carefully chosen for their documented effectiveness in managing and treating this visual condition. That would be the Cataract program number 3 on the
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Question: My wife and I just ordered a Retyne mask and controller. My wife has a lens implants since she had her cataracts removed. Will she be able to use the mask and controller or is it too dangerous given her implants? Thanks. Answer: Since the client had cataract surgery and now have intraocular lens implants
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Question: Have a patient that had Intraocular lenses in both eyes from cataract surgery. They are metal rings in her eyes. She cannot have MRI’s because of them. Will the Rife give an issue with these? Is there any magnetic impulses involved with using the Rife for these? She is a little concerned about doing
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Question: I have cataracts. I have been been using the machine for several hours a day – every day – for several months. I am not having much success though for other issues it has been very effective. Do you have any thoughts about how I can improve on this? Also I have veinous stasis
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I’m 67 and still want to wake up energized. We’ve only had the Rife a few days and started with the Adrenal Hyperplasia and then will do the Hypothyroidism so as not to overload the Adrenal Glands. Do we have that right? Q1: Correct, use Hypothyroidism frequency set Dry eye what is the technical term? Would that
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Cataracts develop for a variety of reasons, including long-term exposure to ultraviolet light, exposure to radiation, secondary effects of diseases such as diabetes, hypertension and advanced age, or trauma (possibly much earlier); they are usually a result of denaturation of lens protein. Genetic factors are often a cause of congenital cataracts and positive family history
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