Restore and Maintain Good Vision and Eye Health Naturally, Part II

(NaturalNews) In the first installment of this six-part series, we looked at the various common conditions which cause poor eye health and vision. In this
second segment we will examine how good habits, eye exercises and a unique vision aid may help correct and ward off vision problems.

Though most eye problems are usually associated with eye defects or age, problems focusing on distant as well as near objects may also be due to bad habits
that cause loss of eye elasticity. Focusing for prolonged periods of time on a fixed distance, such as looking at a computer screen or reading for hours on
end, is such a practice. The focusing muscle in the eye tends to lose flexibility with age anyway, but doing a lot of close-up work or otherwise spending
long periods focusing at fixed lengths can cause the eye muscle to become increasingly locked in a set position. As a result, objects that are very close
or very far, or both, may become increasingly blurred. Taking breaks and focusing far away can help prevent the problem and may even help restore lost
vision.

Many people have found that regular eye exercises help restore vision and prevent future vision problems. Such eye exercises usually include alternating
focusing on distant and close objects, as well as focusing on objects at different angles, and should be done with corrective lenses removed.

For problems reading or otherwise focusing on distant objects, noted health figure Deepak Chopra suggests pinning up some reading material on the wall and
then moving back a little bit each day to read it. To enhance reading and focusing at close distance, Mr. Chopra suggests moving a bit closer to the pinup
material each day.

Other suggestions from Mr. Chopra include doing the following each day:

* With eyes closed, look in the direction of the sun or a full spectrum light for 15 to 20 seconds.

* Continuing to keep eyes closed gently turn the head away from the sun and back.

* To change the focal length of the lens & improve the internal muscles of the eyeballs, look at an object up close and then at a distance. For example
look at your hand 6 inches from your face and then look at an object on the horizon. Repeat this exercise for 15 times without straining.

* Blink eyelids hard and rapidly for 30 seconds.

* Look up and to the left and hold this fixed position for 15 seconds.

* Look down and to the left and hold for 15 seconds.

* Look up and to the right and hold for 15 seconds.

* Look down and to the right and hold for 15 seconds.

* Look directly to the right and hold for 15 seconds.

* Look down to the end of the nose and hold for 15 seconds.

* Look down toward the tongue and hold for 15 seconds.

* Look upward and inward trying to look at the space between the eyebrows and hold for 15 seconds.

Pinhole glasses (also known as stenopeic glasses) are not actually made of glass but of an opaque substance such as metal or plastic which have several
small holes the user looks through. The holes reduce the width of the bundle of diverging rays coming into the eyes and help offset refractive errors
common to most

conditions. The improvement in visual acuity can be striking.

Sources for this series included:

https://health.google.com/health/ref/Glaucoma

https://health.google.com/health/ref/Macular+degeneration

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