Repair vision after stroke 👁️

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A cerebrovascular accident (CVA or stroke) can cause lasting damage, including vision loss. Dr. Hulda Clark found that the real source of these issues isn’t the stroke itself but what causes the stroke initially.

• Parasites and bacteria, such as Strongyloides, Fasciola, Ascaris worms, and Streptococcus pneumoniae, weaken and clog blood vessels.
• Toxic metals and solvents like cadmium, cobalt, mercury, benzene, and isopropyl alcohol build up in arteries and nerves, damaging vessel walls and depriving the eyes of blood.
• Organ stress: diseased kidneys and liver cause high blood pressure, clotting issues, and poor circulation to the eyes.

When vision loss occurs after a stroke, the main goal is to restore circulation and detoxify the body so the eyes can heal.

Dr. Clark’s treatment plan for stroke-related vision problems

1. Parasite cleanse and zapping
   This is the foundation. Parasites and their associated bacteria and viruses weaken blood vessels, clog circulation, and inflame tissues. By eliminating them with the parasite program and daily zapping, the bloodstream is freed from living invaders that otherwise sustain damage. This step removes one of the main barriers to recovery and allows the body to repair itself without constant reinfection.
2. Kidney cleanse
   The kidneys control blood pressure and remove toxins from the blood. A proper kidney cleanse enhances this filtering process, helps stabilize high blood pressure, and prevents additional vascular stress. With healthier kidneys, circulation to the eyes and brain can improve and stay stable.
3. Liver cleanse
   The liver manages clotting factors and bile flow. By clearing blockages, the liver can better regulate blood consistency and reduce clot-promoting conditions. This lowers the risk of new strokes and improves blood quality, nourishing the optic nerve and retina.
4. Metal and solvent clean-ups
   Toxic metals and industrial solvents become embedded in vessel walls and nerve tissue. Removing dental metals, unsafe cookware, and polluted water is crucial to prevent these toxins from damaging circulation and nerve health. This clean-up stops new buildup and helps tissues detoxify naturally.
5. Eye support
   Full-spectrum light is a simple yet essential aid. It alleviates strain caused by poor lighting, restores proper retinal function, and supports overall immune health. During recovery, the eyes require optimal energy conditions to rebuild, and light exposure provides exactly that.
6. Nutritional Repair
   Supplements are essential here; they rebuild what the stroke and years of toxins have damaged. Vitamin C and E protect vessel walls; magnesium and selenium restore nerve and circulatory balance; niacin improves blood flow; and cysteine promotes detoxification and repair. Together, they strengthen vessels, reduce inflammation, and support the healing process.
   1. Vitamin C (ascorbic acid) 1,000 mg 3x/day.
   1. Vitamin E (d-alpha tocopherol) 400 IU daily.
   1. Magnesium 300–400 mg daily.
   1. Selenium 200 mcg daily.
   1. Niacin 100 mg 2x/day (supports circulation and oxygen).
   1. L-Cysteine 500 mg 2x/day (detox and vessel repair).

By eliminating parasites, removing toxins, cleansing organs, and supplying the body with essential nutrients, circulation can be improved, and the eyes may recover after a stroke.