Eating is wonderful, eating healthy is even better no matter what reason we’re doing it for. We’re talking about healthy eating for better vision.  Hold on a second, don’t get up and walk away yet.  We’re not talking about tofu and bean sprouts.

If you wear glasses or contact lenses for near-sightedness (myopia), then you know what a pain in the butt they can be. So if someone were to tell you that you could throw the darn things away and never have to wear them again just by eating certain foods, would you do it? Most people would, unless they think their designer glasses that cost $900 make them look cool.

So, what kind of foods do we eat? We eat lots of fruits and vegetables, especially yellow and orange ones which contain a lot of beta-carotene.  Chicken, fish and all types of beans provide high quality protein.  Whole grains such as, whole wheat bread and pasta with no added sugar keeps our insulin level steady.
A diet high in refined sugars and starches causes spikes in insulin and glucose which raises havoc with our blood vessels. We know that diabetics have poor eyesight; myopia (shortsightedness), long-sightedness, cataract, glaucoma and many even lose their sight entirely, and the blood glucose level is the culprit.

The bottom line is, if eating healthy sounds yucky, think about what you would rather do, eat a healthy meal or suffer from poor eyesight and your myopia.

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Evgania

P.S. ’m very interested in your feedback on that, so why not let me know what you think by adding your own comment! Your opinion is as valid as anyone elses, so come on… let me know what you think.

People often ask me, what are we going to do in the seminar?  Because the seminar is spaced out over 16 hours, it is difficult to answer that question in a few sentences.  However, I will do my best to satisfy your interest.

Our vision is our ability to perceive the world.  Did you know that we get 80% of our daily information through our eyes?  This is going to sound strange, but the moment we notice a problem with our vision, it is the first indicator that we have a problem with the world surrounding us.  That means, there is something your eyes don’t want to see.

Of course, you are not going to hear this from your optometrist or your laser eye surgeon.
In order to improve your physical vision, you need to find out what is bothering you inside and what your soul doesn’t want to see.  How do you go about doing that?

In order to find out, read the post that comes tomorrow. For more information about the seminar in the Sunshine Coast go to www.Unleash-Your-Vision.com/seminar

With love,

Evgania