Breast Milk and Corneal Damage

[Insighter]

Everything on the world can be a medicine. Even though human feces is a effective
medicine for devastated blood due to the flogging or the falling from roof or from plant.
The key point for applying medicine is not the elements of things but the eye for KIMI
of things and body.

From this point, the experience of our ancestors is the most important medicine because
it has been proved  through ages.

Now I record a case of above mentioned proving both truths of everything is a medicine
and the ancestors's experience.

It has been a common sense in korea that breast milk is the most effective medicine
when eyes get a damage and I prove it.

Case

1. Damage on eye

A engineer in fifties was moving big battery with his arms power at the mess hall
in a midnight. The battery had no cover. At the moment of his putting it on some place,
the battery fluid - sulphuric acid bounded into his left eye.

The area of two hours and half from the pupil and cornea had been damaged.

Fortunately he was intelligent. At the moment of notice for burning accident, he ran into
the rest room and clean his eye with cold water. However burning pain and swelling
started immediately. As soon as his co-worker was ready to drive for him, he was
carried to the nearest big hospital emergency room. But duty doctor did nothing but
washing his eye in that night so he went to famous ophthalmologist in early morning.
He got washing, painkiller and antiphlogistic agents at the eye clinic.

I got a call in late morning and heard his story. In the eyes of western medicine,
the cornea will not be repaired if it is damaged once. However from my folk's
experience, I know it is not true. So I advised him how to treat his eye to get back
to original status mostly.

2. Corneal damage treatment of East Asian Medicine

What has his wife done?
I went him with a fisful of goldthread and bamboo salt. And I advised his wife to prepare
the water from goldthread being infused and breast milk.
His wife visited a couple of obstetric clinics to get breast milk but refused coldly. However
she was not disappointed and visited some postpartum care centers. A eagerness makes
a fortune as you agree, a manager of forties in a postpartum care center smiled to her and
console her as saying " I know the breast milk treats the corneal damage from my parents.
I will get it for now and wait for a second please."

His wife could get a little of colostrum at last.

Treatment Way
At first, blend the goldthread water and breast milk.
And then put it into the eye ever so often.

I named the fluid as "Goldthread milk juice"

Treatment logic
This treatment looks unscientific to the eyes of whom are accustomed to the medicine
produced in factories. However one who knows the Kimi of goldthread and breast milk
will understand the treatment is the best and very scientific.

Breast milk has the best energy for the incarnation.
The milk we everyday take is processed. This means it contains some sort of chemical
elements, which weaken the power of incarnation of our body. But the natural breast milk
has the most and the optimum elements to feed the baby. In short , in the light of Kimi,
the breast milk has the best medicine to recover the cornea directly because the cornea
has no marginal vessels to have the nutritions be carried.

Breast milk keeps its freshness for 4-5 days without acidication under common temperature.
However the factory producing milk will be changed its freshness in a day under common
temperature because chemical processing killed the self protection energy.

These two Kimi means breast milk is the best medicine for the damage of cornea
and protect the damaged cornea from inflammation.

Goldthread
Its' Kimi is very cold, bitter and dry, which is the opposite Kimi of inflammation and
of the discharges caused by inflammation.

The comparison of medical effect between the chemical and the herbs

Both of chemical medicine and natural hebs are effective to decrease the inflammation.
But the chemical medicine has no effect in the incarnation of damaged cornea because
it cannot supply the damaged cornea with required elements. Meanwhile breast milk
and goldthread supply the required elements. So natural hebal treatment is more
effective in this case.

Detail history of treatment
I met him ten hours later after the accident. His eye was swelled not to open by itself
and nothing is visible but pain. I forced his eye to open with my fingers, his eye is
not red yet but tears and mucousal discharges flood over and over.

He had to bear the pain so I did not stop putting the chemical medicine into the eye.
But I had his wife put the goldthreadmilk into the eye repeatedly untill the red eye returns
to normal color. I said "Now the eye shows normal color but the recovering mechanism
starts, the eye will changed to bright red color."

Next day, he called to me "It's better. The pain and the vision are surely changed after
treadmilk's putting."

4 days later, I confirmed with my naked eyes that his pupil was good but the sclera was
entirely red. And he said that his vision was hided with something. This means that
the damage was recovering fast. He did not wear eye bandage. There was no swelling
on the eye and no discharges.

I didn't guess the recovery was so fast. The patient said that he has special physical
characteristic of fast recovery from some kind of damages. I do not doubt his explanation
but I am sure that The recovery was so fast.

6 days later, I confirmed him with phone that marginal area of sclera got to be white.
He said that  he still felt something small in his vision. But judging from his estimation,
his vision will be recovered entirely in a couple of days.

I advised finally that he should put only goldthread milk and not put chemical fluids
and after the sclera getting white at all, put only bamboo salty water for cleaning the eye.

13 days later after the accident, his eye is as shown on the picture.
There is no damage mark on 2,3 hours direction in the eye.

They say this is a miracle! However this is a wise treatment, never mircle!
 
 

[Source] Harabi Clinic of East Asian Medicine (www.harabiclinic.com)