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For those of you who have myoclonus, have any of you tried eyelights glasses. A chiropractor designed glasses in different colors and they have blinking lights on the inside. The idea is to stimulate one side of the brain if it is weak, so you only turn the lights on one side.
When I called the company, they said they had luck with the purple glasses and then putting sound into the opposite ear from the blinking lights.
Just curious if anyone has tried this and the results. www.eyelights.com Hiker
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I've heard of this too but I was warned...have to be careful, can trigger seizures.
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I tried a pair of green glasses and as soon as the lights flashed I had a seizure, but then left them on for 5 minutes and had no more. I wish there was a place who would lend them to you for a week to see if it worked, before you spend the money. Hiker
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There are so many different forms/causes of Myoclonus, and I have not seen the colored glasses used for that specifically, the way you describe.
Dr. K. treats a number of conditions with colored eyeglasses. He has a set of all rainbow colors of eyeglasses in his office.
Upon determining the blockage of the autonomic nervous system with ART/muscle testing, the colors are tested as to which one will "unblock" the patient. That is all done in a couple of minutes.
The color is selected and the one that will keep the autonomics functional is the healing color. It is so simple - it is so painless and so swift.
He treats reading problems in children by selecting the proper color. He treats emotional upsets between partners. And emotional problems of one person.
He treated my being allergic and therefore deficient in phosphorus, briefly, for a few minutes) involving certain eye movements under colored eye glasses.
Physiological problems caused by certain emotional events are solved that way. It is quick and wonderful.
He discovered that I had become allergic to phosphorus because I had too many bombs seen exploding during WW II burning my home and killing people. Allergies can have an emotional origin (there are several different forms of allergies!)
It took all of a few minutes with the glasses. I forgot which color. I had to follow it up with a little essay retelling my experience related to phosphor during the war.
That eliminated the problem once and for all. I have never ever been deficient in phosphor again and life depends on it.
An allergy toward a substance causes both: It cannot be absorbed and it cannot be properly eliminated by the body if it is in excess. That happens often with mercury. So before the body can release the excess, the allergy to the substance has to be broken. Colored glasses work well. (subconscious) memory of a certain conflict is brought to the surface by being asked "what do you remember about phosphorus"; then via the colored glasses this "bad memor" becomes separated physiologically from the nervous system; and is then followed up with the strengthening of the belief system (my essay retelling it and emphasizing that the problem is long gone, not important any longer, a thing of the distant past.
I have seen him use it many times when teaching the subject at seminars and I am still amazed everytime I see the results.
That is healing on the emotional level, with the use of colored glasses.
Colored glasses are also used in combination with lasers for heavy metal detox by some doctors.
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Hubby has had several different chiropractors and doctors use different colored glasses on him during appointments, but honestly do not think they did anything. He has tremors/myoclonus/seizure-like episodes which come and go.
He did have what I would call a real seizure once when he walked into a room and saw one of those red lights flashing on a phone in a hotel.
I think he may have actually tried the flashing lights type of glasses once very early on when he only had the Parkinsonian tremor.
I do know that one chiropractic neurologist had him wear red glasses all the time for several weeks which may have helped slightly with photosensitivity.
This same doctor had him listen to music in one ear only which again did very little that we could tell.
A QEEG once (Quantitative EEG) showed that the left and right brain were not communicating correctly. This is a very expensive test and not usually covered by insurance.
At that time a chiropractic neurologist had hubby do what are called cross crawl exercises that stroke victims are often taught. I am pretty sure this has been discussed before.
While doing the exercises hubby's tremor would disappear, but it would come right back worse than ever as soon as he stopped exercising. This again was before any treatment when he only had a Parkinsonian tremor -- no myoclonus or seizure-like episodes then.
I think I would save your money for something else.
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