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| Jul 08, 2006 12:04 pm |
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Improve your eye-sight Naturally |
Kathlyn Tan
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I am so excited to share this with you ! I’ve recently found out from a friend that there’s a natural way to heal Myopia (i.e. Shortsightedness). Yes, there’s a natural solution - NO risk, NO Surgery and NO Medication. This method is known as the Bates Method.
The Bates Method is an 85-year-old vision therapy program that trains the eye and mind to see better. It is suitable for myopic, presbyopic and astigmatic adults and kids. A key obstacle in eyesight improvement taught by Dr Bates is our prescription glasses or eye-crutches. They are 20 times over-powered when used for reading.
The over-powered glasses cause additional strain which leads to the frequent changing to higher-powered glasses.
You become totally dependent on them. Your vision can never improve when wearing them. Your vision is likely to deteriorate further with them.
Have you ever met anyone who wore glasses and got back perfect vision?
The main techniques in the Bates method are:
Palming: cupping the hands over closed eyes to shut out any light and induce relaxation. Blinking is also good.
Shifting: practicing the awareness that any point you look at becomes most distinct when you look at it and less distinct when you look at a different point.
Swinging: developing awareness of movement in all areas of the visual field, even when you are the only thing moving. Working with memory and imagination.
Using the Bates Method, some creative scientists and manufacturers have also come up with The Pin-Hole Scientific Principle to help us to do Bates easily. There created The Vision Therapy Eyewear, or pin-hole glasses uses the scientific principle that light travels in straight lines to create the pin-hole effect. Images are sharpened without the use of lenses or prescription glasses.
There are many benefits to the Vision Therapy Eyewear. To find out more, check out http://www.mispirit.com
Thanks to Dr.Bates, we can see a colourful and beautiful world without glasses.
Cheers to natural vision therapy.
Kathlyn
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