The Cataract Cure: The Russian eye-drop breakthrough: The story of N-acetylcarnosine Paperback – Illustrated, June 10, 2005

I read this book cover to cover in about 45 min. It provides great medical information on cataracts and non-surgical treatment of them. After my husband underwent surgery in both eyes to remove cataracts, I determined that was definitely NOT something I wanted to experience. I'm told I have the beginnings of a cataract in my right eye. I believe this book contains information that will help me reverse this cataract. I purchased the drops recommended in this book and am already seeing better after about 4 weeks of use. If you are interested in learning more about cataracts but don't have a medical degree, GET THIS BOOK. It is great.

I didn't know they were just pamphlets I was looking for eye drops that's why I ordered 2. It was in the eye products where I was looking for eye drops for my dog. I guess I should read better

I am a retired physicist working on a clean planet,unfortunately, a cataract occured in one eye. I was waiting for my cataract surgery, but was reluctant to have my crystalline remouved. I was thinking about a possible alternative, since, Edgar Cayce, Dr. Norman Walker and Dr.J. Reilly who treated Bob Hope had seen remission by diet and osteopathic treatment. This book convinced me to try the N-acetylcarnosine eye drops treatment described in it. It is a clever approach, worthy of a serious trial. I have done the treatment for one month now and will continue for one year.

I found this an interesting book but won't know if the product works until tried. I am totally against surgery, especially in this age of infection, malpractice and socialized medicine. So I will explore further methods for treatment.

This book totally explains why these drops work to dissolve cataracts without having to go through surgery. I've known Amazon to sell these Can-C drops for years. Wish I had known about them when our dog, who lost his sight to cataracts. They are safe for animals as well as humans.

I did not like the book. I needed eye drop not book.I returned the books but my complete refund was not given to me. It looks like scam.

This is basically a long ad for his own brand of N-acetylcarnosine drops, Can-C (available on Amazon and elsewhere). Paying for an ad is bad enough, but there is little evidence for the claims other than personal accounts-which may be true but not science. I am using another brand of the same product and will see if the claims come close to being supported.

Have cataracts developing for about 5-6yrs. Have dry eye syndrome also. Have used Can-C for about a month. Have seen improvement in eye sight slightly already and the dry eyes feel much better,using drops only at night. I plan to continue use until my next appointment in six months. Expecting no more cataracts.