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[elc202]

according to these articles, you can treat thin corneas by increasing  lysyl oxidase (LOX) activity using topical copper drops. it will increase the collagen cross-linking in the cornea.

but this treatment is not yet in the market. so is there an available supplement where you can increase lysyl oxidase (LOX) activity?

 

https://journals.lww...Corneas.30.aspx

https://theophthalmo...me-to-say-cu-kc

 

thank you

[elc202]

this site used to be waaaay more active

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[pamojja]

this site used to be waaaay more active

 

That happens if those asking questions to those answering get way too dispoportional on a forum like Longecity. One way to avoid such a situation would be if new-comers, like you with only 22 posts, also start answering where you're able to. Nobody can expect the few experts on this forum to answer so many question each day, would amount to a full time job not paid. A communities strenght is in its balance of give and take. If that is its weakness, each of us contributed.

Edited by pamojja, 29 July 2019 - 01:16 PM.