292: Seeing Clearly: How Your Liver & Gallbladder Influence Eyesight

Ancient Health Podcast

Medicine, Alternative Health, Health & Fitness

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🗓️ 10 May 2024

⏱️ 31 minutes

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The correlation between the function of the gallbladder and liver and its effect on eyesight is explored in this podcast episode. The liver and gallbladder play a crucial role in the production of bile, which helps with fat metabolism and the transportation of estrogens. The eyes are heavily dependent on porphyrins, which are produced in the liver and bone marrow. Poor eyesight can be caused by staying up too late, having excess infections in the liver and gallbladder, and not consuming the proper nutrients for eye health. Structural issues in the upper neck can also affect eyesight. Emotional factors such as resentment, anger, and frustration can impact the liver and gallbladder and subsequently affect eyesight. The podcast provides recommendations for improving eyesight, including taking specific nutrients, cleansing the liver and gallbladder, and addressing emotional traumas. Takeaways The liver and gallbladder play a crucial role in eyesight by producing bile and porphyrins. Staying up too late, having infections in the liver and gallbladder, and not consuming the proper nutrients can negatively impact eyesight. Structural issues in the upper neck can affect blood flow to the brain and eyes, leading to poor eyesight. Emotional factors such as resentment and anger can impact the liver and gallbladder and subsequently affect eyesight. Improving eyesight involves taking specific nutrients, cleansing the liver and gallbladder, addressing emotional traumas, and doing eye exercises. Chapters 00:00 The Role of the Liver and Gallbladder in Eyesight 09:06 Factors Affecting Eyesight: Staying Up Late and Infections Links: Ready for better sleep, improved energy, and faster recoveries? Go to apolloneuro.com/ancienthealth and use code AXE for $50 off your Apollo wearable! Follow @apolloneuro on Instagram! Want more of The Ancient Health Podcast? Subscribe to the YouTube channel. Follow Dr. Josh Axe Instagram Follow Dr. Chris Motley Instagram Follow Courntey Bursich Instagram

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0:00.0	When you have genetics that are working properly and those genes are working 100%
0:04.7	your rods and cones are being produced at a normal rate, you usually have really good eyesight.
0:09.3	But if a person has recessive genes, if they have recessive genes in those areas of the
0:16.2	rod and cone productions, you would have to take supplementation.
0:21.1	Minerals and vitamins and even certain herbs help with the production of all the
0:27.8	rods and cones to help you see well.
0:30.3	Welcome back to the Ancient Health Podcast where we educate you on real health solutions
0:37.6	that will help transform the way you live, feel, and overcome disease naturally. I'm your host Courtney Burcage along with Dr.
0:45.5	Josh Axe and Dr. Chris Motley. We're so happy you've joined us. Let's dive into
0:50.5	today's episode. Hey friends, Dr. Motley here with the Ancient Health Podcast.
0:56.0	And today we're going to talk about the correlation, the relationship between the function of the
1:00.0	gallbladder and your liver and its effect on your eyesight. Can your gallbladder
1:05.0	your liver affect how well you see? And the answer is yes. So if you ever have floaters, you ever see flashing lights in the periphery of your eyes if you ever have specs especially when you wake up if you have small ores or rings if you ever have tired eyes or you actually have the eye goek that comes out around your eyes regularly.
1:28.8	This can all be associated with those two organs. Have you always had a problem with far-sightedness or near-sightedness?
1:36.1	And if the answer is yes, you want to make sure that you do not rule out the effect of
1:41.7	the gallbladder and liver on this in this area of your body.
1:46.1	So can your genetics create a big effect on your eyesight?
1:50.9	Definitely.
1:51.9	There are certain genes out there that are responsible for the formation of the rods and the cones.
1:57.0	Small mechanisms, apparatuses in your eyes allow you to trap and filter light like the red green and blue light and
2:04.8	allow you it allows you to transmit those signals to your brain to actually
2:08.1	filter out and to put together color formation.
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