I’m at 70g four times daily. Taking with potassium rich beverage. Gained a few pounds. Maybe just water weight. My temperatures are not any different. I am working to reduce headaches, and I think they are reduced, but they are not gone. Still hopeful.

I’ve not been that impressed with rapamycin personally, as it gives me a headache and interferes with sleep.

But low dose naltrexone and deprenyl are quite amazing and are great longevity drugs. LDN in particular has made a huge different for so many people as it can seal leaky gut — which is the source of virtually all chronic disease as we age.

@GRay carbonic anhydrase inhibitors and beta blocker drops are safest. Prostaglandin drops not so much. The “drops” I make work through carbonic anhydrase inhibition. My loved one had a laser iredectomy but it isn’t enough. Not sure it is actually useful.

tea is very high in fluoride. The more expensive teas are harvested from young shoots, which are much lower in fluoride due to less time growing to accumulate it. But that is the issue, the cheaper assam teas can have 2mg per cup.

@GRay I'm not a doctor. It isn't bacteriostatic because I'm putting it on my skin around the eye.

This actually works very well. I am an expert in this area as I deal with this all the time with a loved one and we own a good tonometer so we can see what is working and what isn't.

It isn't pressure that is the issue although this is all that they treat here in the West. The reality is much of the world has glaucoma without a rise in IOP at all.

The drops I am using are very protective of vision and they lower pressure due to the thiamine which is a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor and opens up the drainage by raising CO2.

But you should see a competent specialist so you can get this monitored.

I would not use alum as it contains aluminum and probably is harmful.

@aquarice I use temperature and heart rate and overall feeling to determine if a thyroid product is working.

@DavidPS said in Increased eye pressure/glaucoma, anyone has dealt with it?:

@Ecstatic_Hamster - here is the pdf version on mercola's website. Does it work?
https://media.mercola.com/ImageServer/Public/2024/November/PDF/dimethyl-sulfoxide-dmso-benefits-side-effects-pdf.pdf

you're kind, it does, thank you

I’ve tested many. I use cynoplus.

@Sunniva can’t access this. Mercolas site is rubbish now.