Anybody had Lasik done? It Seems Like My Eyesight Went Overnight
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I have a friend who did this about 15 years ago. Till today no problems and very satisfied.
She was in her early 20's when she did it.
If I had to bet a dollar, I'd say that his cooking/not cooking had little to do with it. I know a couple of people whose eyesight for distance has improved as they got older. They are not raw vegans. And that included me. While I never needed reading glasses, I began wearing glasses for driving near my 30s. A few years ago, I found that I didn't really need them anymore. Presently, I'm 60. I eat cooked food and am not a vegan. I'm guessing changes with age may have had something to do with it.
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As a follow-up, I'm currently doing a mashup of some of the suggestions made here.
I'm taking the astaxanthin as recommended and I am currently waiting on the idebenone to be delivered. In addition to that, I just started the 3-month eye training program from the Glasses Off app. So we'll see how it goes.
@stepan7, I would love to hear your feedback on those glasses and if they work for you or not.
I'm taking the astaxanthin as recommended and I am currently waiting on the idebenone to be delivered. In addition to that, I just started the 3-month eye training program from the Glasses Off app. So we'll see how it goes.
@stepan7, I would love to hear your feedback on those glasses and if they work for you or not.
Have you tried soft contact lens. I have always been extremely far sighted (+8.5), but now see better than I ever have. I can barely see well enough to change them. The extended wear brand Proclear Compatibles have a very large correction range for both near and far sided (I have 3 more diopters to go). I change lens every month two days so I always have one lens in to see to change it. They are not expensive.
1. I would never do Lasik. It's irreversible procedure and permanent body damage.
2. I firm believer in that part Bates's theory that:
"Bates adhered to a different explanation of accommodation that had already been generally disregarded by the medical community of his time. Bates' model had the muscles surrounding the eyeball controlling its focus."
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3. I am doing eyes exercises (or see attached images) twice per day.
4. I am using pinhole glasses for about 15 years while reading and working with computer and a sun glasses replacement. The holes act as lenses with infinite focus. Its forced eyes stay relaxed at all time but "muscles surrounding the eyeball" have to move eyeballs - natural training.
5. There are some other exercises to like "reading book by one eye (cover another one) at as far/near as possible distances for hyperopia/myopia respectively. Do it about 20 min. Then switch the eye".
Pinhole glasses are not that expensive. I recommend one with thinner holes. Try it yourself. You may like it.
Though, I believe human body is self-sufficient. It would be interesting to know how astaxanthin and idebenone worked for you.
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Of course you could have used normal glasses during the same time period. They only work while they are on:
The guy tells you a simple exercise: Make a fist with a small hole/tunnel. Look through it far away. It will improve your eye sight. I tried it, it really works! As long as I use my fist as a spyglass!
This guy is missed the fact that using pinhole glasses forced eye balls to move - natural exercise. It’s prevent eyesight to deteriorate further. But one thing is 100% true - “you have to know the cause”.
I highly doubt you have evidence to back this up. And something better than your N=1 personal story.
Also, do they work in the dark? Eyeglasses do.