Could Compensatory Lenses Be The Problem?

“The use of compensatory lenses (glasses and contacts) to treat or neutralize the symptoms does not correct the problem.”

“The use of compensatory lenses (glasses and contacts) to treat or neutralize the symptoms does not correct the problem. The current education and training of eye care practitioners discourages preventive and remedial treatment.”

—Gottlieb, 1982. Neuropsychology of Myopia. Journal of Optometry and Visual Development

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Protect Your Eyes From Winter Sun

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Whether skiing, snowboarding, mountain climbing, shoveling snow, or just strolling outside this winter, it’s important to protect your eyes from the sun’s powerful ultraviolet (UV) rays. Exposure to UV rays during winter can temporarily harm the eyes as well as increase the risk of developing sunlight-related eye disorders, including cataracts and age-related macular degeneration, two leading causes of reduced vision in the United States.

==>What’s also so great about the Rebuild Your Vision Program
is that you can do it almost anywhere. On your kitchen table, in your bed, at work, in a hotel room, wherever. And anyone can do the eye exercises. It doesn’t matter if you’re 9 or 90…

Ultraviolet radiation reaches the eye not only from the sky above but also by reflection from ground surfaces. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), while UV radiation is generally lower during winter months, snow reflection may double an individual’s overall exposure. The WHO advises that fresh snow may reflect as much as 80 percent

“The greatest measure of UV protection can be achieved with a combination of UV-absorbing sunglasses, UV-blocking contact lenses and a wide brimmed hat,” advises Brian Linde, OD, a Montana-based optometrist and past president of the Montana Optometric Association.

Your Coupon Expires In 34 Hours

Dear Reader,

You’ve only got another 35 hours to get the Rebuild Your Vision Program at an additional $20 discount.

… and start improving your vision by the New Year.

A lot of people think that glasses, contacts or Lasik are the only options in solving their vision problems.

That’s the same thing I thought until I actually tried eye exercises and improved my vision so much that I no longer needed my glasses to fly a commercial airplane full of people across the country!

And the thing of it is, it really is easy and fun to do these eye exercises.

Ruth, you don’t have anything to lose by trying. If you don’t notice your vision improving in the first few weeks, send the package back to me
and I’ll happily refund your money. Plain and simple.

To claim your $20 discount go to this website: Rebuild Your Vision…

When you checkout, enter this coupon code: CHRISTMAS20

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Vision Care For December

It’s December. You’ve got presents to purchase, parties to plan for, packages to mail, and a house to decorate. With so much to do—and see—this time of year, don’t let an eye injury disrupt your holidays!

In our two-part feature, we here at Rebuild Your Vision have put together some handy tips on caring for your eyes this season, from preventing toy-related eye injuries to popping that bubbly without putting out a peeper. So before you deck the halls—or hit the malls—take a few minutes away from the holiday madness to read our December article on holiday eye health.

The Rebuild Your Vision program is a natural vision improvement system that is helping thousands to improve and restore their vision without glasses, contacts, or surgery.

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They Could See Buildings And Windows Clearly

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“They could see buildings and windows clearly without glasses many miles across San Francisco Bay…”

Rebuild Your Vision

“Subjects often stated that they had experienced the ability to make eye contact (without correction) with people across a room or street; they could see buildings and windows clearly without glasses many miles across San Francisco Bay, or in the case of high diopter myopes (> -4.0 diopters) they were able to read books easily at arms length.”

—Balliet, PhD, et al. “The training of visual acuity in myopia.”
Journal of the American Optometric Association

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