Saliva: A Natural Cure for Conjunctivitis

How to Naturally Cure Pink Eye Without a Prescription

Pink eye (scientifically identified as conjunctivitis) can be cured rather easily. This has been tested a number of times in my life with 100% success. I do not proclaim that I discovered this on my own.

A Polish grandmother identified this cure when I was 7 years old. She spit in the eye of my brother and my family got real mad. He was only 5 years old. But his pink-eye was cured by the end of that day. And the lady across the street apologized profusely but identified saliva as a natural cure for pink-eye (conjunctivitis). And since then, I have swished water around in my mouth when a doctor identified me as having pink-eye. The doctor stated that there is no known cure for pink-eye (conjunctivitis) other than an anti-biotic placed in the eye and that it takes a week for the anti-biotic to work. However, I have found that my own saliva kills pink-eye (conjunctivitis) within a day and it only needs to be done once.

So the next time you visit your doctor, even the eye doctors, ask them if they know of a natural cure for pink-eye (conjunctivitis). They will in all likelyhood tell you that the ONLY cure is an anti-biotic. You can then tell them that you heard that saliva naturally kills the pink-eye bacteria. Let the doctors know that sometimes they are wrong!

Please do not teach your children to spit in other people's eyes.

And make sure there is nothing like alcohol or mouth-wash or toothpaste in your mouth. Pay particular attention to what's in your mouth before you try this at home.

Also, note, that conjunctivitis is spelled with an "i" and not a "u". There is no such word as conjunctivitus, but searching the internet turns up common misspellings.

Please pass this link around to your friends! This may not work for everyone, so if you end up as one of the very few that it does not work for, go see an eye doctor and you will likely learn you have something other than pink-eye (conjunctivitis).

And if this works for you, please post a reply and let us all know! Thank you for your help and participation!

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