Natural Vision Correction Cures Without Risk: An Alternative To Corrective Eye Surgery
Natural vision correction is becoming an increasingly popular alternative to eye surgery.
(PRWEB) October 12, 2004 -- It is estimated 63% of the U.S. adult population
wears prescription eyewear. Many of these people believe surgery is the only
approach to vision correction. This widespread belief is now being challenged by
the Vision for Life Program. Vision for Life, L.L.C. was founded in 2001 by
Orlin G. Sorensen, a commercial airline pilot. Through the use of natural vision
training Orlin improved his vision from 20/85 to 20/20 and was able to pass the
visual acuity test given to U.S. Navy fighter pilots.
According to
customer surveys the Vision for Life program boasts over a 90% success rate in
improving vision problems including nearsightedness, aging vision, astigmatism,
and computer eye strain. This success rate rivals eye surgery but no risk is
involved. A man from Morrisville, PA states, "I've worn glasses for forty years.
My last prescription was 20/170 in my left eye and 20/220 in my right eye, and I
was on the verge of needing bifocals. After four and a half months of using the
Vision for Life program I can now see 20/30 (near perfect) in both eyes.”
When participating in the Vision for Life program eye exercises and
relaxation techniques are performed daily increasing optical muscle strength and
coordination. The exercises take approximately 25 minutes a day and the results
can be immediate. The majority of participants note results in the first week. A
woman from Chesterfield, VA states, “After just 5 days of doing the exercises
for 25 minutes each day, I could no longer see through my glasses. A trip to the
eye doctor confirmed what I already knew: the Optometrist said that I had gone
from myopia (nearsighted) level 8 in my left eye and 5 in the right to 5 and 2
respectively. That's a huge improvement! Half of my previous prescription!”
The acceptance of natural vision correction within the medical community
is becoming evident. Although this approach to vision correction is not new.
Medical publications noting natural vision correction have been dated back to
the 1940’s. An excerpt from the Journal of the American Optometric Association
states, “Thousands of young men applying for admission to the various branches
of the armed forces discovered that they could not meet the visual requirements.
As a result of visual training, most successfully passed the visual requirements
of the service that had previously rejected them. The evidence is conclusive
that optometric methods of visual training improve the acuity of most myopes."
Modern day medical acceptance of natural vision correction can be found in
recent publications. This excerpt describes the results of subjects who
underwent natural vision correction training. "Subjects often stated that they
had experienced the ability to make eye contact (without correction) with people
across a room or street; they could see buildings and windows clearly without
glasses many miles across San Francisco Bay, or in the case of high diopter
myopes (> -4.0 diopters) they were able to read books easily at arms length."
(Source: Journal of the American Optometric Association)
The vision for
life program provides a risk free alternative to surgical vision correction.
Correct your vision today for a fraction of the cost of surgery.
Please
visit www.naturalvisioncorrection.biz for more information.
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