Natural Vision Correction #1 (An Introduction) - A Steemit Exclusive!
If you Steemit folks are anything like me, you will look at your computer screens for a large part of the day. And this ain't good for our eyes. It is the main cause of myopia, but it can be reversed!
Follow this series of films to correct your vision the natural way and never wear your glasses or contact lenses again! In part 1, I look at the first and most important step we must take if this is to work for us. We must BELIEVE it is possible.
I will be correcting my own vision along with 25 other people. Join me if you like! It's free :)
Your optician will tell you this isn't possible. Yet all evidence I have found indicates that not only is it possible, but many people around the world have already done it. And there are a growing number of clinics offering this service.
3 people in my group have already experienced improvement in their vision just by shifting their perception...and they are filming their experience so that you can see for yourselves the TRUTH of this situation.
Thank you to Jacob Liberman for his wonderful book 'Take off your glasses and see'
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So in conclusion, for the solution we must read Jacob Liberman's book ? Some tipa for restoring sight ?
Also I recommend computer glasses for blue light. Specially at night
I see your point, however the book is long and if we were to follow his instructions to the letter, we would be spending over 2 hours per day working on our eyes & mind. I have created a system that involves only 30mins per day and won't be reading directly from the book in each episode. I will be sharing Jacobs condensed wisdom, combined with all the other info I have learned from other books and articles on the internet. Thanks for the computer glasses tip. I use an app called Flux which adjusts the colour temperature of my screen depending on what time of day it is.
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Thanks. You will learn much :)