I know a lot of people have been trying to correct their vision for a long time, and have had little to no success. So I want to give you a quick 3 step process that will put you on the path to perfect sight. Step 1) Don’t lose hope. This can be done, and by anyone. It takes time (Rome wasn’t built in a day), but it will work if you let it work. Step 2) Clear your mind of negativity and skepticism. Most people (and especially optometrist) are going to tell you what you’re doing... more
Eye Surgery
There are a lot of ebooks out there on improving your vision. Some hokey, some useful. Ideas like the Bates Method are very useful, but not laid out very well… Yes, the methods in it are powerful, but it’s missing system for accomplishing your goals. It’s like trying to drive in the dark with no headlights. Enter How to Correct Your Eyesight. This book puts together everything I’ve been asking for in a natural eye cure course. (It’s like someone finally listened to us!)... more
The first line of glaucoma treatment is the use of prescription eyedrops. Several classes of medications are effective at lowering IOP and thus preventing optic nerve damage in chronic and neonatal glaucoma. Beta blockers (e.g. timolol), carbonic anhydrase inhibitors (e.g. acetazolamide), and alpha-2 agonists (e.g. brimonidine tartrate) inhibit aqueous humor production. Miotics (e.g. pilocarpine) and prostaglandin analogues (e.g. latanoprost) increase the outflow of aqueous humor. It is important... more
Dry Eyes is caused when our eyes produce tears that lack the moisture and lubrication that keep our eyes protected. When there is an imbalance in the tear system, people may experience dry eyes. A person with dry eyes may experience a feeling of sand in the eye. He usually has a decrease in the amount of tear production. What do tears do? Tears are a major protective agent for the eyes. They not only wash away dust from the eyes, they also soothe the eyes, provide oxygen and nutrients to the cornea,... more
