More evidence of COVID vaccine injuries are in the cardiovascular system than in any other system. And the cardiovascular system is (safely) visible only at the retina. So let's look at the eyes.
As with most medical issues unappreciated individual differences can make all the difference. In the case of the autoimmune eye disease uveitis a potential factor could be chronic vitamin D deficiency. That is, those that are susceptable to vax induced autoimmune disease are at higher risk if vitamin D deficient. I’ve seen uveitis resolve once vitD levels reach 50 ng/ml...about 5000-8000 IU D3 per day.
Feb 20, 2023·edited Mar 1, 2023Liked by Dr. Colleen Huber
Well, at least pharma will profit from these add-on injuries. We can be proud that although our covid death rate may be 3.9 times the global average, our pharma profits are by far the best in the world.
An acquaintance of mine developed graves eye disease. It was maybe a year plus subsequent to the jabs ( they took the 2 Pfizer jabs) but I feel it could easily be related.
Very interesting! As someone who wears glasses and gets a very thorough eye exam yearly,, I have to wonder about those who don’t wear corrective lenders and are never tested for vaccine injuries that could be detected via the tests usually administered by ophthalmologists.
Dr Huber, thank you as always for your delving into this type of research. I work in ophth field as tech. Trained OTJ so no formal medical training. But 17 yr in field in various capacities. One of the main things I personally see (and my positions allows me to see most of these, I Triage the incoming medical calls), is non-healing eye infections. Whether bacterial or viral or fungal? Not always known unless fungal suspected it is cultured, otherwise culturing rare. More common bacterial or viral however. Since jab rollout many many more of these recurrent infections, the pts call over and over and over again. I can’t prove they are jabbed. Our doctors don’t ask. We are also seeing MANY young neurotrophic cases. Corneas inflamed due to neurotrophic keratitis. Lots. I have no idea if this is an increase in numbers or simply due to having a great cornea surgeon on staff he attracts them. Mostly women (i’d like to see that studied too, the gender disparity). Small fiber neuropathy from vaccination was recently written about in https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9891845/. Laura J
Note: many of the women with Neurotrophic conditions have been gaslit in general by other doctors and dismissed due to their failing conventional “old” treatments. Not related to their jab status but it’s patently obvious no one (incl my doc) has even suggested it might be vax related. I sent my cornea doc that small fiber article.
One other personal comment: I am not jabbed but work around 40 jabbed people. In July/Sept 2022, I was diagnosed with partial vitreous detachment right eye. While somewhat normal for a person of my high (very high) myopia and age (mid 50’s), I still wonder if this was sparked or accelerated by shedding...... one can only wonder. Fortunately it is annoying (large jellyfish like floaters) but not (yet) serious to the point of vision destroying.
My 61-year-old next-door neighbor developed a very serious, blinding blood clot in her eye after the shot. Fortunately, after six months, her vision has been mostly restored. But the doctor were not sure if she would ever see out of that eye again . Another friend with completely healthy eyes, and no myopia or other risk factors, had a detached retina after the shot.
I really appreciate this article and it has helped me a lot in my diagnosed condition of "anterior uveitis" in the year 2000, for which I have been taking steroid drops for the last 23 years.
I was seeing a regular opthalmologist first year or so and they were trying to give me one year return appointments and for some reason I thought I better bargain them down to 6 month return appointments but then I was referred to a retinologist and after a while he wanted me to have a diagnostic work-up by an immunologist. I finally went through those tests and the immunologist would not put on my record that I had an autoimmune condition though one of my tests came out that I was at the borderline top limits of being out of normal value.
I'm expressing this the best way I can and I feel that my uveitis would not have progressed to the back of my eye (posterior uveitis ?) if they had kept my appointments with CT scans at 3 month intervals since the onset. But I think uveitis is boring and routine for opthalmologists and even for retinologists so now my retina doctor is giving me one year appointments.
I never had the "covid jab" and the only "vaccines" I have had in the last 30 years are I think two tetanus boosters.
I know that uveitis is not really a diagnosis of what causes the infection. I have from time to time had macular edema and had to have steroid injections in my worst left eye condition.
I do not know what caused my uveitis and I do not know what to expect from it in the future and I am pretty sure that there is no cure and that I will never be able to stop taking steroid drops or injections. (I cannot take steroid pills for over about 10 days or I will go into something that causes emergency-like choking and coughing and breathing episode.)
I unfortunately was never ever to experience pain or scratchiness when the infection flared up so had to put the eye drops in as prescribed, one a day in each eye. But last couple of years, I have tried to wait for the symptoms to show before taking the eye drops but that probably is not a great idea.
I have studied as a layman quite a few monographs, studies, video interviews and documentaries about the "pandemic" and the "virus."
I know what is vague and glossed over and not truly scientifically objectively communicated and I conclude that the entirety of everything about the "pandemic" is based on the foundational lie of "a novel zoonotic coronavirus" that is labeled as SARS-CoV-2 and is said to be the pathogen, the "virus", that caused the "pandemic." and the "disease" of "COVID-19".
All but about two or three of the doctors I listen to now about the pandemic want to talk about how the pathogen came about and was identified and whether it was really that pathogen that patients are suffering from with their set of symptoms.
What is the difference between wild and not wild "virus".
Dr Huber - have you seen evidence of retinal detachment post vx (can't be attributed to any sort of injury)? A friend has had 2 operations to re-attach... post vx. Any thoughts, protocols/help would be much appreciated. Thank you!
I found out my wife's paster, (I was raised catholic but go to her methodist church's services) has retinitis pigmentosa. He's losing his peripheral vision. These days whenever something goes wrong health wise I wonder if people are getting the entire story/all relative theories as to the cause of their respective issue and options for treatment. I can't help but seek out theories that those on this side of the MFM divide may have. Anyway this could be vaccine related? If so anything to consider treatment options wise?
As with most medical issues unappreciated individual differences can make all the difference. In the case of the autoimmune eye disease uveitis a potential factor could be chronic vitamin D deficiency. That is, those that are susceptable to vax induced autoimmune disease are at higher risk if vitamin D deficient. I’ve seen uveitis resolve once vitD levels reach 50 ng/ml...about 5000-8000 IU D3 per day.
Thank you for covering this Dr Huber - I have
an acquaintance who has been having worsening eyesight since having Pfizer 2+booster.
Amazing article. Two friends over the last month have been diagnosed with detached retinas.
Someone needs to arrested, prosecuted and sentenced to death for killing people worldwide.
Well, at least pharma will profit from these add-on injuries. We can be proud that although our covid death rate may be 3.9 times the global average, our pharma profits are by far the best in the world.
An acquaintance of mine developed graves eye disease. It was maybe a year plus subsequent to the jabs ( they took the 2 Pfizer jabs) but I feel it could easily be related.
Very interesting! As someone who wears glasses and gets a very thorough eye exam yearly,, I have to wonder about those who don’t wear corrective lenders and are never tested for vaccine injuries that could be detected via the tests usually administered by ophthalmologists.
Thank you Dr. Huber and God bless you! ✝️💜
Dr Huber, thank you as always for your delving into this type of research. I work in ophth field as tech. Trained OTJ so no formal medical training. But 17 yr in field in various capacities. One of the main things I personally see (and my positions allows me to see most of these, I Triage the incoming medical calls), is non-healing eye infections. Whether bacterial or viral or fungal? Not always known unless fungal suspected it is cultured, otherwise culturing rare. More common bacterial or viral however. Since jab rollout many many more of these recurrent infections, the pts call over and over and over again. I can’t prove they are jabbed. Our doctors don’t ask. We are also seeing MANY young neurotrophic cases. Corneas inflamed due to neurotrophic keratitis. Lots. I have no idea if this is an increase in numbers or simply due to having a great cornea surgeon on staff he attracts them. Mostly women (i’d like to see that studied too, the gender disparity). Small fiber neuropathy from vaccination was recently written about in https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9891845/. Laura J
Note: many of the women with Neurotrophic conditions have been gaslit in general by other doctors and dismissed due to their failing conventional “old” treatments. Not related to their jab status but it’s patently obvious no one (incl my doc) has even suggested it might be vax related. I sent my cornea doc that small fiber article.
VitD is essential for cardiovascular health https://www.theepochtimes.com/vitamin-d-can-mend-a-broken-heart_3399060.html
One other personal comment: I am not jabbed but work around 40 jabbed people. In July/Sept 2022, I was diagnosed with partial vitreous detachment right eye. While somewhat normal for a person of my high (very high) myopia and age (mid 50’s), I still wonder if this was sparked or accelerated by shedding...... one can only wonder. Fortunately it is annoying (large jellyfish like floaters) but not (yet) serious to the point of vision destroying.
My 61-year-old next-door neighbor developed a very serious, blinding blood clot in her eye after the shot. Fortunately, after six months, her vision has been mostly restored. But the doctor were not sure if she would ever see out of that eye again . Another friend with completely healthy eyes, and no myopia or other risk factors, had a detached retina after the shot.
Looking at that first graph as a STEM professor, my reaction - what a well-defined peak at 2 days out. That is not random.
Still have not found what the
MNV means behind your name.
I really appreciate this article and it has helped me a lot in my diagnosed condition of "anterior uveitis" in the year 2000, for which I have been taking steroid drops for the last 23 years.
I was seeing a regular opthalmologist first year or so and they were trying to give me one year return appointments and for some reason I thought I better bargain them down to 6 month return appointments but then I was referred to a retinologist and after a while he wanted me to have a diagnostic work-up by an immunologist. I finally went through those tests and the immunologist would not put on my record that I had an autoimmune condition though one of my tests came out that I was at the borderline top limits of being out of normal value.
I'm expressing this the best way I can and I feel that my uveitis would not have progressed to the back of my eye (posterior uveitis ?) if they had kept my appointments with CT scans at 3 month intervals since the onset. But I think uveitis is boring and routine for opthalmologists and even for retinologists so now my retina doctor is giving me one year appointments.
I never had the "covid jab" and the only "vaccines" I have had in the last 30 years are I think two tetanus boosters.
I know that uveitis is not really a diagnosis of what causes the infection. I have from time to time had macular edema and had to have steroid injections in my worst left eye condition.
I do not know what caused my uveitis and I do not know what to expect from it in the future and I am pretty sure that there is no cure and that I will never be able to stop taking steroid drops or injections. (I cannot take steroid pills for over about 10 days or I will go into something that causes emergency-like choking and coughing and breathing episode.)
I unfortunately was never ever to experience pain or scratchiness when the infection flared up so had to put the eye drops in as prescribed, one a day in each eye. But last couple of years, I have tried to wait for the symptoms to show before taking the eye drops but that probably is not a great idea.
I have studied as a layman quite a few monographs, studies, video interviews and documentaries about the "pandemic" and the "virus."
I know what is vague and glossed over and not truly scientifically objectively communicated and I conclude that the entirety of everything about the "pandemic" is based on the foundational lie of "a novel zoonotic coronavirus" that is labeled as SARS-CoV-2 and is said to be the pathogen, the "virus", that caused the "pandemic." and the "disease" of "COVID-19".
All but about two or three of the doctors I listen to now about the pandemic want to talk about how the pathogen came about and was identified and whether it was really that pathogen that patients are suffering from with their set of symptoms.
What is the difference between wild and not wild "virus".
Dr Huber - have you seen evidence of retinal detachment post vx (can't be attributed to any sort of injury)? A friend has had 2 operations to re-attach... post vx. Any thoughts, protocols/help would be much appreciated. Thank you!
I found out my wife's paster, (I was raised catholic but go to her methodist church's services) has retinitis pigmentosa. He's losing his peripheral vision. These days whenever something goes wrong health wise I wonder if people are getting the entire story/all relative theories as to the cause of their respective issue and options for treatment. I can't help but seek out theories that those on this side of the MFM divide may have. Anyway this could be vaccine related? If so anything to consider treatment options wise?
Thank you Dr. Huber. The gene-therapy shots are a health disaster. Peace.