Restore Vision Naturally

Prepared by Michael J. Murray

Can my vision grow worse from wearing corrective lenses ?

For quite some time now people have questioned weather glasses or contacts are right for them. The most glaring reasons, as a result of careful research, are that a.) a large majority of people can actually improve their vision naturally and b.) the overwhelming majority of folks who wear corrective lenses over a period of years experience a gradual degeneration in their eyesight. Many studies have proven with little doubt that due to poor habits and behaviors over time your vision worsens and the need for stronger lenses significantly increases. To compound the problem, mainstream treatments for far and short -sightedness don't address the root of the problem but aim to simply cover over the symptoms for a quick and at best, temporary solution.

Who is a candidate for restoring natural vision ?Restoring natural vision applies to almost all visual problems, including:• Eyestrain• Astigmatism• Dyslexia• Hyperopia• Presbyopia• Cataract• Glaucoma• Nearsightedness (myopia)• Lazy Eye (Amblyopia)• Cross Eye (Strabismus)• Macular Degeneration• Tension Headache• Light Sensitivity• Poor Night Vision• And Many More.........

Dr. William Bates

Around the turn of the last century, Dr. William Bates looked into the causes of eye problems. He investigated beyond the normal physical eye defects and looked at such factors as: habits, stress, emotions and how the body and mind interact. The Bates Method came to fruition in 1920 when he published a book called, "Perfect Sight Without Glasses." Basically, the book proclaims that wearing eyeglasses can actually make your eyesight worse, not better. Bates believed that stress was a major contributor of poor eyesight, and he conducted research on Eskimo children which suggested that their eyesight became worse when they entered school. He believed that mental strain was the cause for this deterioration.This research became known as, "The Bates Model," and it calls for a variety of relaxation exercises and techniques to reduce eye strain.

                       Eye ExercisesHis research became known as, "The Bates Model" and it calls for a variety of relaxation exercises and techniques to reduce eye strain, particularly the amount of time many Americans spend in front of a TV screen or computer monitor. Some of those include:

1. Sunning: directed light is shone onto your face, eyes closed, and you move your head from side to side.2. Palming: covering your eyes with your hand to relax them.3. Color Days: looking for a specific color during the day so that your perception is increased.4. The Swings/Sway: trying to focus on an object held in front of you as you swing and sway -- this forces you to experience movement around you.

 

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