How to Improve Eyesight without Surgery November 27, 2008
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Almost all know the importance of maintaining one’s body to remain fit and strong. There are many activities such as jogging, exercises and swimming are good for your health and help you remain fit forever. Are you familiar with the exercise which are meant for the eyes? Routine exercising of eyes maintains them to be fit. In addition, there will no eyestrain and helps to improve your eyesight without the need of surgery.
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Do Eye Exercises Actually Work? Guest Blogger November 26, 2008
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Natural Vision Correction
How Thousands Have Improved
Vision Naturally With This Easy Program
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Guest Blogger:
Perhaps you’ve heard that you should exercise your eyes so your eye muscles won’t get weak. But is there any foundation behind these claims? What are eye exercises? Are there any benefits in performing them?
Eye exercises involve rotation of the eyeballs. Basic exercises include movements like looking all the way up, then all the way down, to the right and to the left. You are also advised to rotate your eyes clockwise and then counterclockwise.
Successful Ways To Deal With Presbyopia October 25, 2008
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An excerpt from the famous Dr Bates, a fore-runner of “eye exercises” and the benefits of natural vision correction. Check out our “Rebuild Your Vision” Program.
From the famous Dr Bates: Methods that Have Succeeded in Presbyopia
The cure of presbyopia, as of any other error of refraction, is rest, and many presbyopic patients are able to obtain this rest simply by closing the eyes. They are kept closed until the patient feels relieved, which may be in a few minutes, half an hour, or longer. Then some fine print is regarded for a few seconds. By alternately resting the eyes and looking at fine print many patients quickly become able to read it at eighteen inches, and by continued practice they are able to reduce the distance until it can be read at six inches in a dim light. At first the letters are seen only in flashes. Then they are seen for a longer time, until finally they are seen continuously. When this method fails, palming may be tried, combined with the use of the memory, imagination and swing. Particularly good results have been obtained from the following procedure: (more…)
