Improve Your Vision Naturally

Common myths about eyesight

Did you know that your ability to focus is controlled by muscles inside of your eyes?

Like most muscle tissue in the body, did you know that those muscles respond similarly to inactivity...i.e., if you don't use it, you lose it? Are you aware that the muscles in the eye can be strengthened and made more flexible, resulting in an improved ability to focus properly? In other word, you don't need lenses or corrective surgery. You can improve your vision naturally.

You see, you've probably never heard of this because there are currently two models as to how our vision deteriorates in the eye care community. To set the stage, please know that most human beings are born with normal eyesight and see clearly naturally at a relatively young age until starting school. A small percentage of schoolchildren will need glasses in grade school, while a much greater percentage of people need glasses beginning in high school and college.

The most widely held model by eye care professionals is that poor eyesight develops as a result of genetic makeup, old age, or a malfunction of the visual system during growth. In this model, there is nothing that can be done to prevent this acuity loss other than wear prescription lenses. There is nothing that you can do to stop your vision from getting worse, and certainly not to improve your vision naturally.

The second, and less popular model is that our eyes function normally at birth, and continue to function normally as we become busy trying to make straight "A's" in school. However, in the process of our formal education, our eyes naturally begin to adapt to our constant close-up reading, just like other parts of the body adapt to the environment. 

A similar example of human adaptation is the mountain climber who lives at 18,000 for three weeks prior to ascending Mt. Everest. That time at 18,000 feet helps the body to adapt to high altitude - the body produces more red blood cells, improves oxygen transfer in muscle tissue, and various metabolic and chemical changes occur in the body in response to the high altitude. This enables the climber to ascend briefly to 29,000+ feet without supplemental oxygen.

It is a known fact that education level is directly proportional to myopia (nearsightedness) in most of the population. Extensive near work can invoke nearpoint stress, ultimately leading to nearsightedness by age 10¹. The same techniques to improve vision naturally used in Eyezercise have been shown to halt the progression of myopia in schoolchildren. 
Vision Research. A model fo the contribution of oculomotot and optical factors to emmetropization

• Did you ever notice that your once perfect vision became worse after long days of intense reading or studying?
• When you looked up at something in the distance during your break, was it was blurry at first, but then cleared up?
• Did you notice that over time, that blurry picture never did clear up? You may have then gone to the eye doctor to get a pair of glasses.
• Did you notice how strange everything looked for only a couple of days after getting them? Then, everything seemed normal while wearing your glasses (adaptation)?
• When taking those glasses off, did you notice that everything was more blurry than it used to be?

If you can relate to my experience above, you might realize what a powerful observation this is in support of the second model.

Eyezercise is designed based on the belief that the second model is correct. You see, if the second model is the correct description of the behavior of our eyes, the only conclusion that makes sense is that we can do something to help improve some visual function naturally, or our ability to see more clearly.

That is why I have made it my mission in life to show you that there is a safer and easier way to restore your eyesight. You can improve your vision naturally with Eyezercise eye exercises and techniques.

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