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I looked into virtualbucks with “eyevisionimprovement” and Moonbeam with “visionbetter” and they both lead to the same scammy website with popups and they appear to be pushing “eye exercises”. Most eye exercises(eye push-ups, eye drills, eye yoga) have nothing to do with returning to clarity. Eye exercises do not strengthen eye muscles and eye muscles do not need to be strengthened for clarity. Eye exercises can increase circulation which is good, but without an understanding of blurry vision habits and clear vision behaviors, they can often lead to effort, strain, diffusion, and blurry eyesight.

Artificial corrections(glasses, contacts, surgery) give us instant clarity, but do not address the real issues of blurry vision, so our vision usually gets worse year after year. There are great professionals that are very good at giving very accurate prescriptions for blur and at helping you when you get disease. These professionals protect us from the scams of most eye exercises and eye potions but they also deny that we can have clear vision without their system let alone naturally.

I have improved my eyesight and many of my students are improving their eyesight. Some already no longer need glasses. The best way to start relearning to see is to read from the best books. The best way to return to natural perfect eyesight is with the help of a great teacher. If a program doesn’t offer or lead you to a great Natural Eyesight Improvement teacher or at least some kind of direct support, they are not going to be very successful and are more likely depending upon you not taking the effort to get your money back.

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Your visual acuity being 20/40 is really not all that bad!

Oh and sorry to break it to you…. But no foods or exercises will actually improve your eyesight.
Different foods contain vitamins/nutrients that promote eye health but they do not actually improve vision.

Eyesight is found to be mainly genetic and there is nothing you can do to change your genetics.
The best thing you can do is just take care of your eyes to preserve their health.
You can do this by always wearing UV protected eyewear when outside to prevent photokeratitis, such growths like pingeucula and pterygium and the early onset of cataracts and macular degeneration. Always maintain a healthy well balanced diet and prevent eyestrain by wearing corrective eyewear and taking breaks while reading and on the computer.
There is nothing you can do to restore your eyesight without the aid of some sort of corrective devices. Corrective devices only help you while you are wearing them they do not improve or worsen vision.
Your vision will naturally change on its own over time and really there is not much you can do to prevent this!!!

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Eye doctors are trained to say that “eye exercises don’t” work. This is correct, eye exercises(eye pushups, eye aerobics, eye yoga) have nothing to do with natural perfect eyesight and are a complete waste of time. What thay have no comprehension of, is that everyone is supposed to natural perfect eyesight without the crutches of artificial corrections(glasses, contacts, surgery).

If I can’t make baskets in basketball do I make a machine that makes them for me? If I can’t hit balls in baseball do I make a machine that hits them for me? No, of course not. I practice, and learn the principles of shooting baskets and hitting baseballs. I also unlearn any behaviors that interfered with my performance.

Blurry vision is a learned behavior. Most people can return to natural perfect eyesight by unlearning the incorrect vision habits, reintegrating the correct vision behaviors, and undoing the damage of artificial corrections and blur.(squinting is definitely an incorrect vision habit)

The best place to start improving eyesight naturally is to read the best books. I have a referral link to one of them on my website. Most people do best by getting the help of a local teacher. I also have a link to a very good list of teachers around the world on my website. I can interview a teacher you may be interested in to make sure that they are teaching correct principles and not eye exercises or potions.

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I don’t know about how bad -0.75 is and I can’t compare it since i don’t know, but since they told you that you had to wear glasses it should be around 20/40 which is kind of bad but not terrible vision.

Maybe you’re reading a book with tiny print too much or reading in the darkness, or sitting near the TV and the computer too much. I don’t know, but those are some things that cause near sightedness. They can get worse if you continue to do things like these.

But Instead of spending lots of money on glasses, there is a way to improve your eyesight right in your home without spending a penny.

Eye exercises improve your vision naturally and you just do it all by yourself, no eye doctors. Go up to google or some good search engine and type in eye exercises. They will have eye exercises for you. It will take a few days but it’s worth it instead of spending a ton of money.

Good luck

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I don’t think carrots will improve your eyesight, except for maybe night vision.

Instead why don’t you try this: There are many natural methods out there to improve your eyesight. You’ve just got to look. There’s this thing called “bates method” for example. Google “bates method” to find out more. Also there’s basic eye exercises. Try this, google “eyerobics”, click the first link, go to the bottom of the page and buy the dvd, make sure to give them your address, so they know where to post it! Expensive I know, but cheaper than glasses or contacts, and think of the money you’ll save in the long run. Beware though, that many of these programs are false and are SCAMS. This program called eyerobics has a refund so if it doesn’t work you have nothing to lose! GOOD LUCK!!!! Eyerobics here: http://www.eyerobics.com.au/

There’s also this book called “The Secret of Perfect Vision”. It’s got a lot of good reviews and not just testimonials from it’s own site, it’s got many positive reviews from amazon, how can so many people be wrong????? Despite the dodgy off-putting too-good-to-be-true title, many people say they have improved their eyesight with it, people on here in fact. I say again: How can sooooooooooo many people be wrong????????????? But the book is only for near-sighted people so if you have reading glasses or astigmatism or another eye condition that warrants glasses, then this book is not for you.
Link here: http://www.amazon.com/Secret-Perfect-Vision-Prevent-Nearsightedness/dp/1556436777

There is also another method I’ve researched. It’s called The “Janet Goodrich” method. From what I’ve read, it’s like a modern version of the bates method. Link here: http://www.janetgoodrichmethod.com/

And I can prove this method works too, at least for 98.11% of people who tried the Janet Goodrich method. According to statistics, only 1.89% of people asked for a refund. And this data comes from a source other than the people who created the product. Don’t beleive me, the proof is here: http://janet-goodrich-method.r.ecommended.com/product/7787

If any opticians try to talk you out of eye exercises, like Footprintz, just ignore them. They say that because they are so filled with knowledge from medical school that they are not open to alternatives. They say stuff like: “If eye exercises did exist, then no one would be wearing glasses”. No it’s because very few people know about them. I DON’T KNOW A SINGLE PERSON WHO EVEN KNOWS ABOUT EYE EXERCISES!!!!!!!

Even if you think they won’t work you will never know until you’ve tried, so you might as well just go for it. Through my research I’ve never seen such a hot debate and such different opinions on whether natural vision improvement works or not, it’s not clear who is right and who is wrong. So do your research like I have done and purchase a method or 2.

Don’t want to spend money? Just go on ehow or something and type “how to improve vision” or something like that. Theres a page on how to on thier website.

One day I’m sure the truth will be out to everyone. And the opticians won’t like it…..

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Unfortunately, there have been no scientifically and medically proven methods to improve eyesight naturally without correction.

The rotating exercises you do strengthens your extraocular muscles, but will have no effect on your cornea, lens, retina.

The block-out that you mentioned works wonders for eyestrain (I do that myself for short breaks from computer work), but there again, it’s not truly improving your vision…only giving your eyes a break.

Carrot juice, antioxidants…you’re right…they keep they eye healthy, but, again, do not improve vision.

My myopia was ‘cured’ with my first pair of glasses. I didn’t know what I wasn’t seeing until the day my new glasses were in. I put them on and couldn’t believe it! I remember so clearly that I could actually see the individual leaves on trees…when before on the trees it looked like a big green blob. It was like a whole new world and I was the sponge just soaking it all in.

Three years later, my first contacts…and I didn’t have the distortion around the periphery of my vision that I had with the glasses…I didn’t get dizzy or feel off balance anymore.

Three weeks ago, 25 years after getting my first contacts, I had PRK…and that feeling of wonder and awe of seeing for the first time without any correction came back.

Now, I understand hating to depend on glasses or contacts, but with the shape of the cornea and the length of your eye from front to back is what really determines the need for glasses for most people. We cannot reshape our eyeball. The cornea can be reshaped (for those who are candidates) by laser correction, but you do have to have a stable prescription for 2-3 years AND my surgeon preferred his patients to be 21 or older.

As for homeopathic or natural, noninterventional methods of improving eyesight, I have never heard of any that have been scientifically proven to change myopia (nearsighted) or hyperopia (far sighted). Amblyopia (one eye is strong, one is weak) sometimes can be corrected before age 13 with patching, drops, sometimes glasses. Sorry to give you that news.

See the article below. I have a feeling with this one consumer fraud lawsuit in the state in the article…many more will follow across the country. The lawsuit was filed in 11/2006.