February is the month for cupid, for love! Love means gazing deep into the eyes of the one you love…
Come and check out the article for Love Is In The Eyes…
ps, Capri was concerned about her vision continuing to get worse.
Tags: eyes, Eyesight, love is in the eyes, vision
improve eyesight | SonjaHelga | 
January 31, 2008 10:16 am | 
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Can I exercise my eyes? Absolutely Yes!
Vision And Body Exercise, how does that work?
“Of all the essential nutrients we all need, oxygen is the one we must have on a regular basis. We cannot live without it, yet, people do not take it serious until a problem arises.
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Breathing deeply and rhythmically helps your vision. Plus, it will also help your body to relax and help you concentrate better, eliminating eyestrain and fatigue.
A great way to “exercise and learn to control your breathing is Tai chi. Tai chi helps to promote balance, relaxation, and resilience.
Tai Chi for Health Purposes
Tai chi (pronounced “tie chee” and also known by some other names and spelling) is a mind-body practice that originated in China as a martial art. Read more »
See The Beauty – Use Your Peripheral Vision (click for larger photo)
August – 2008 Olympics! Wow! I love the Summer Olympics, and this year’s will be so exciting.
So, let’s analyze some of the upcoming sports entries and the importance of good vision. Also, let’s take a look around Beijing and check out the beauty surrounding this games.
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Eye Problems – Depth perception problem.
Depth perception is the visual ability to perceive the world in three dimensions. It is a trait common to many higher animals. Depth perception allows the beholder to accurately gauge the distance to an object.
You Have Two Eyes – That Means – Two Different Views! (Close One Eye
& Look Out The Other – You Will See Different In Each Eye)
We all (generally) have two eyes and one brain that processes what we see. The difference in our visual perception out of each eye gives us the 3D effect. (This is a simple explanation).
Here are some activities that require 3D Vision
- parking your car
- playing ball
- constructing 3D objects
- seeing things that go up and down (like steps and curbs)
These are just a few of the daily uses of our 3D vision!
There are many different reasons why you may NOT have 3D vision. Always see your doctor. And, always take a pro-active role in your eye care!
Do you have 3D vision? One simple test (not for diagnosis or treatment – just for entertainment)
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