Working on several new formulation to improve tear production as well meibomian gland

[GILWITEYE]

I am in the last phase of two important formulations that will improve meibomian gland function. goblet cell mucin production and increase tear production. This is not a drop but a combination of phytonutrients, stem cell stimulators and heavy metal deoxification. My research should be concluded in the next 3 to 6 months. Our early results are very promising and to my knowledge there is no one else even attempting this type study.
Sincerely Yours , Paul Gilwit, M.D.

[Toril]

Hello!

...that is very interesting!! ...Is there any webpage where I could read more about it?

Greetings from

Toril

[odydnas]

That sounds great!

When you say your results are promising, are you talking about clinical trials, or animal models?

Here's to your future Nature/Cell/JCI publication! Do we get a peek at the manuscript? Haha just kidding.

Let us know how it goes.

[atta]

Great!

Hi,
I will pray that this product works.

[faithlies]

Just been diagnosed with blocked Meibomian glands, so be interested to hear how this works out!

[Rojzen]

cautious about MG-related expectations

The prospect of a therapy that will improve goblet cell function, MG function, and lacrimal secretion is tremendously exciting. . .

Wondering, however, whether some baseline function for the MG will be needed in order for the approach to improve meibum. . .I have been advised by Dr. Gilwit that if meibomian glands are seriously atrophied or heavily plugged/overgrown, even mechanical MG expression is not likely to help. . .Just wondering how to set expectations, therefore, when the statuses of our various glands are often so little understood when we embark on treatment. . .For example, the degree to which a patient will benefit from warm compresses and MG express seems to vary wildly with the starting state of the glands. . .It's always worth a shot, but I suppose I am the cautious type when it comes, particularly, to promised cures for the meibomians. . .

That said, as I've reported often here lately, MG function no longer seems, to me, to be an isolatable factor for tear film stability. . .I have recovered a tremendous amount of tear film stability, that had been gone for 10 years, just by using Dwelle and FreshKote. . .

[janedoe1969]

Great to hear!

Please keep us updated! Great luck to you.

[Meebo]

The prospect of a therapy that will improve goblet cell function, MG function, and lacrimal secretion is tremendously exciting. . .

Wondering, however, whether some baseline function for the MG will be needed in order for the approach to improve meibum. . .I have been advised by Dr. Gilwit that if meibomian glands are seriously atrophied or heavily plugged/overgrown, even mechanical MG expression is not likely to help. . .Just wondering how to set expectations, therefore, when the statuses of our various glands are often so little understood when we embark on treatment. . .For example, the degree to which a patient will benefit from warm compresses and MG express seems to vary wildly with the starting state of the glands. . .It's always worth a shot, but I suppose I am the cautious type when it comes, particularly, to promised cures for the meibomians. . .

That said, as I've reported often here lately, MG function no longer seems, to me, to be an isolatable factor for tear film stability. . .I have recovered a tremendous amount of tear film stability, that had been gone for 10 years, just by using Dwelle and FreshKote. . .

I am not ony interested in this formulation detoxification program but also in Dr. Gilwits meibomian expression procedure.

This is very interesting stuff espeically for the non-inflamed MGD patients. Apparently there really is not much one can do but just wait and wait and wait until the glands are atrophied. Something that didint make me to enthusiastic was a report that dubbed non-inflamed MHGD "atrophic MGD."