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    Hi, just sharing - in case someome are interested.
    I am curious if someone share such strange experience???

    I need to reduce the amount of omega 3, GLA (& nuts) to avoid grittiness.
    Doctor confirmed the gritiness was because eyes are (too) oily.

    I did suspect that too and already reduced a bit then eyes feel better & now I got the confirmation.
    First, I thought it might be demodex. Dr said, NOT demodex.
    Last edited by MGD1701; 15-Dec-2017, 12:40.

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    (too) oily ?? for a MGD?? what do you mean by too oily?
    What drop do you use?

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    • #3
      such gritty feeling started when I first increased omega 3 (& later GLA) to thin the oil and they worked
      although my omega 3 & 6 are pretty high already according to blood tests did 1 year ago - I eat lots of nuts too.
      I think since now my oil quality has been improved as doctors said, I do NOT need that much as before.

      Drop: It has nothing to do with drops I use as I have NOT changed.
      My eyes like Systane Balance.
      Last edited by MGD1701; 06-Dec-2017, 13:26.

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      • #4
        So good news for you. thx for the infos

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        • #5
          Hi MGD,

          thanks for your info on the whole30 diet! Very helpful!

          Do you mean that you were eating too many nuts and it was making your eyes drier? I think nuts have omega 6 too don’t they?

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          • #6
            Nuts, omega 3, GLA:
            I meant I have taken too many nuts, plants seeds/omega 3, GLA etc. which make my eyes too oily.
            Yes, Nuts have lots of omega 6.

            According to my research omega 3 + GLA combination works better than alone, new studies!!
            Just google ''GLA, dry eye'' you could find many articles.
            Last edited by MGD1701; 15-Dec-2017, 12:42.

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            • #7
              I haven’t started the whole30 diet yet as I also am not sure if I will do it completely or add in some carbs!

              What type of diet do you follow? Can you give me an example of what you would eat in a day?

              What is GLA? Where/what foods do I find it in?

              So you are saying that you overdosed/took too much omega 3?

              Thanks for your help!

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              • #8
                GLA: is omega 6 but good one. There are only about 7 types.
                more info please google, 'GLA, dry eye'. many articles in professional journals -
                including from Dr Paul M. Karpecki.

                Diet: just avoid sugar, processed food. Eat different colours of vegetable/fruit daily,
                meats & eggs: 3-4 times/week, raw garlics, onions, ginger, lemo almost daily, bio if possible.

                I take flaxseed oil, hemp oil/GLA - both bio, cold pressed and different nuts whole day, with food/salad.
                I think in the beginning the volume should be large but later should be reduced,
                especially when the oil quality has been improved.

                Inflammation:
                All 8 doctors said I did not have inflammation (only examined by slit lamp) in last 1.5 years but
                I suspect it is just my level is very low (& only confocal microscopy can detect it).
                Doctor also confirmed some months ago that I do NOT have scar tissue.
                Last edited by MGD1701; 15-Dec-2017, 12:51.

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