Myopia Correction to Improve Vision – Dream or Reality?… Unleash Your Vision in a News Story, once again!

Posted by Natural Vision Correction Specialist Evgania Mehler on Sunday, July 12, 2009 · Comments 

Unleash Your Vision has been covered in yet another news story… the topic this time, “Myopia Correction”!

There is a very interesting angle in the story in regards to the evolvement of the human race, myopia, and myopia correction.

Here is an extract…

Myopia correction to improve vision, we are made believe, is solely limited to laser eye surgery, at least that’s what an optometrist or an eye surgeon would claim. In the year 2009, with all the awareness about natural therapies, there must be an alternative around. But is there, and if so, why don’t we know about it?

Since thousands of years many native cultures around the world improve vision in various natural forms, but in the West we are still made believe that we have to wear glasses, or need laser eye surgery to improve our vision.

“Thinking about it makes one wonder how the human species ever survived and evolved as far as it has, if that was the case. Imagine one of our ancestors hunting in the fields…

Go to www.Unleash-Your-Vision.com/articles and read the rest about Myopia Correction

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  • Michael Edson, MS, L.Ac.
    People who are nearsighted do have higher tension on their retinas due to the shape of the eye being more oval than round. The greater the myopia, the higher the risk. As we age, the vitreous gel also weakens adding more strain.

    There are specific nutrients one can take that can strengthen the retina and related connective tissue such as lutein, zeaxanthin, omega-3 fatty acids, bilberry, gingko biloba, vitamin C and glucosamine sulfate for example.

    Also a diet high in vegetables (particularly the green, leafy type), low in refined carbohydrates, and void in unhealthy oils such as vegetable oils and food fried in oils helps maintain healthy vision as well.

    Doing daily eye exercises can also help maintain and even improve vision.
  • Evgania
    Hi Micheal,

    thanks for your professional point of view. While it is true that daily eye exercises help, by themselves they are not enough. A more holistic approach is needed. For more details, please check www.Unleash-Your-Vision.com/Book&DVD.php.

    Thanks,
    Evgania
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