The Eyezercise.com Story

A Quick Introduction

Before I get into my personal story, please let me introduce myself. My name is Fred Deakins and I am the founder of Eyezercise.com. I am confident that my program of powerful eye exercises will work for you because:

1) They really work. In fact, some of the techniques in the Eyezercise method are used by behavioral optometrists in their clinical practices and now you can use them in the comfort of your own home and,

2) If you spend at least 30 minutes a day reading, working on the computer, or other near visual work, you already have the time to make this happen because this program is designed to easily integrate into your reading routine! Now, allow me to tell you my story.

Over Time My Vision Got Worse

During the 5 1/2 years I was in college, my eyesight was slowly decimated from excellent to needing glasses to see the blackboard (Am I dating myself?). I never had problems reading the blackboard from the back of the class while in high school, but after about the second year of study in college, I no longer could see the front of the classroom clearly, even if I sat in the first row of seats. I became concerned, and my eye doctor told me that this was a genetic problem and that there was nothing I could do about being 20/50 except to wear prescription lenses (either glasses or contacts) or have laser eye surgery. For me this was a huge problem because the whole reason I was born on this earth was to fly jet airplanes, and I had to have perfect eyesight to do this.

	Myth: Poor vision is simply genetic and is inherited

A Stronger Prescription was Needed for my Vision

Later, I found that I needed yet another prescription because my eyes had become even worse. I wore my glasses all the time like my eye doctor instructed, but it seemed that every time I took my new glasses off, my distant vision was decidedly worse. Well, I was in the ROTC Corps of Cadets at Texas A&M University on an Air Force Scholarship...this was a forecast of doom to me. There goes my pilot slot. Its true - my pilot slot was declined due to my poor eyesight.

	Fact:"Minus lenses are the most common approach, yet the least likely to prevent further myopic progression. Unfortunately, they increase the nearpoint stress that is associated with progression."(B. May, OEP Publications, A-112, 1984.)

After completing my degree in Civil Engineering and working in Dallas for a couple of years with a small engineering firm, I heard through the grapevine that I could reapply for a pilot slot in the Air Force. Unfortunately, the vision requirements hadn't changed. This would be my last chance before I was too old to be accepted to USAF undergraduate pilot training.

I Studied the Anatomy of the Eye

I made it my mission in life to find the cause of my nearsightedness and find a solution that would allow me to see 20/20 for the vision test the Air Force would certainly use to try to weed me out of the running in a few months. I read every eye study available, learning about the structure and function of the eye, grasping chemical reactions that equal eyesight, refreshing my memory of refraction and optics from my engineering training, and basically learning everything I could just to try and understand the problem. After I went home at night, I'd stay up until I couldn't read anymore. I dreamt about eyes all night, then I woke up and did it all over again. Indeed, my future depended on finding an answer!

After studying the problems from a scientific, engineering, and medical standpoint, I concluded (along with many of today's leading researchers on the topic) that most eyesight problems could not possibly be due to genetics, especially after I discovered that myopia (nearsightedness) is a relatively modern problem to our society. Knowing this, I set out to find a way to reverse this process.

Over a short period of time, I had convinced myself of how the problem develops and how I might be able to reverse it. The proof of my method would be whether or not I was able to qualify for pilot training under rigorous testing and examination of my vision by the United States Air Force.

"Bench Press" your Vision

What I came up with was a way to "bench press" my vision back to 20/20. If I could isolate and work the muscles inside my eyes responsible for focusing, I felt that I could regain at least some control over my ability to clearly see distant objects and pass the test. I used my knowledge of refraction and optics to piece together a system to pinpoint or target those specific muscles and make them work for me.

In only three and a half months, I improved my eyesight from 20/80 to 20/15. I passed my eye exam with flying colors and made my dream come true.

Everybody likes to read about a fairytale come true. In this case, it really happened to me and after the "busy-ness" of going through Undergraduate Pilot Training at Vance AFB in Enid, Oklahoma (Class 99-01) and going on to fly the KC-10 at McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey, I started thinking about helping other people to achieve their dreams. Do you have a dream that depends on clear eyesight?

Please, do yourself a favor. If you were thinking of paying the huge cost of laser eye surgery, be informed about the potential consequences, not just during the procedure, but years after. Why not try an effective natural approach that costs less than the price of taking the family out to McDonalds?

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