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Tuba
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My most troubling lyme symptom at the moment is eye issues. I have alot of trouble driving at night with headlights glaring into my eyes! During the day it isn't as bad but nighttime driving is a challenge. I have been taking billberry to help strenghten my vision. Can anyone recommend any glasses I can wear to help cut down on the glare? Thanks for your input!
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www.noir-technologies.com: These are the glasses recommended for use with the Marshall Protocol, which requires light avoidance. They block UV and IR light. For night driving, you will need the 40% models. THey worked well for me. Call the company for help.

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Ms. Myoclonus
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Thanks for your post Tuba and your response tickedntx. I have given up night driving because of the very same issue. I'll have to check into the bilberry and glasses.

Any further suggestions would be appreciated.

Take care,
Ms. Myo

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Please ignore this accidental post

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I found the website for Noir Technologies at: http://www.noir-medical.com/

I couldn't get the above link to work. The glasses look like they would really help. I plan on ordering one tomorrow.

Thanks

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