Vision loss and hearing loss scams

Moses lived to 120 years and had sharp vision to his death, and nothing wrong with his hearing either.

Nearsightedness or myopia affects white people who lived in caves where the weather was foul generations ago, they read, sewed, tied fishing flies, did other fine work by candlelight. They were druids. Little to no culture or religion of astrology because the stars were not visible in northern Europe as they were to the ancient Romans.

What about "presbyopia" or loss of accommodation or ability to focus the eyes? I ask because I'm over 40 and my eyes still focus the same as they did when I was a child.

Hearing loss due to loud noise? No. Age? Again, no. Hearing loss is neither natural nor inevitable with age or exposure to loud noise. I can hear very quiet sounds as I did when I was a child.

A loss is a loss to the health insurance companies doctors have been bilking. The question remains, how do doctors manage to destroy the eyesight and hearing of the patients for whom they prescribe expensive eyeglasses and hearing aids? Drugs? Certain antibiotics do destroy hearing.

Glaucoma? Is that high pressure in the eyeballs or just high blood pressure in general. Sin to drink a cup of coffee? There's a strong Jehovah's Witness angle to this type of medical quackery.

What a bunch of nonsense. You have no idea what you're talking about.

a reply to: justinacolmena

because I'm over 40 and my eyes still focus the same as they did when I was a child.

Enjoy it while you can, you're human frailty is about to go flying past your ego in the next 10 years, WHAT?

a reply to: justinacolmena

You would think Moses eyes would have failed sooner. He had to wear a veil in the Tent of Meeting.

Want advice? Listen to Jehovah, not Jehovah's Witness. They dont know him. I do. I speak through the Son of Man directly to him, and you can too. He gets every message. Logs every single one. Each one is saved, and laid out, before his throne, in front of the Sea of Glass. Every one. Just wait till the Son of Man starts cracking seals on the scroll. Things will get real on Earth, very fast.... We are almost there.

I'm no expert, but there's no way to know how good moses's eyesight was or how long or if he lived.

I don't think it's fair to say the druids had little to no culture since flavians destroyed it. Also, not sure how one knows they did all their work by candlelight.

I think these problems are likely caused mostly by genes but idk for sure. Loud noises do seem to degrade hearing in people.

In support, though, I had an eye exam where they touched my eye with a plastic? rod. My eye hurt for weeks and the next exam I had elsewhere years later said that eye had an astigmatism. I always thought the rod might have caused it.

originally posted by: justinacolmena
Moses lived to 120 years and...

There's a strong Jehovah's Witness angle to this type of medical quackery.

Strong work.

I also find anything that doesn't affect me is also a scam.
I am over 40 and haven't had a heart attack, stroke, cancer, hit by a car, etc...
Moses never had any of that either, therefore it must all be a scam.

iPhones and AirPods.
They dull all the senses.

My sight shortedness and slight hearing problems were consequences of accidents.

I believe in God, but am I to think He is in on it with the doctors?

I can't see anything else.

originally posted by: coamanach
I can't see anything else.

Unintentionally? hilarious in the context of the thread.

While we're at it, let's just roll the dice, shuffle a deck of cards and say diabetes.

The kidneys are destroyed?

Putting older folks on dialysis? Or all that tomfoolery for a transplant from a close family member?

How do the meds cause all that swelling around the ankles, varicose veins, it's a water pill of some sort a whole slew of meds, and it's still a sin to take a cup of coffee or tea?

Maybe it isn't the doctors' fault and the dialysis really is the most healthful regimen they can provide to the best of their ability, but it’s got to be a poison arsenic what have you, kidneys are shot — it just doesn't seem like something that would ever happen in a normal person's lifetime.

These LCD computer monitors and LCD light bulbs are hard on my eyes. Especially when I read so much research on the internet. I am going to have to take a break for a while. I also have problems with focusing the eyes, eating liver used to help to keep that from deteriorating but it's effect is waning now.

That is life when you get older. I should get some prescription glasses with the lenses that protect against lcd light.

So basically any disease you don't suffer from is fake?

originally posted by: justinacolmena
While we're at it, let's just roll the dice, shuffle a deck of cards and say diabetes.

The kidneys are destroyed?

Putting older folks on dialysis? Or all that tomfoolery for a transplant from a close family member?

Close family member, eh?

You do know they can do transplants that are not even a match to the same blood groups, right?

Having uncontrolled diabetes is usually a condition that gets you removed from the Transplant list; so I doubt even a beloved family member (nor a Specialists Team, Surgeon Team, or Hospital (100%)) would do a transplant to another family member who is so ignorant to suffer from a manageable treatable condition (I hope so).

Let me hazard a guess: You have no understanding of any of the concepts you're talking about, however you think you know everything about them and don't need to learn anything more about it?

*Shrugs*

Deny Ignorance.