Glasses Make Your Vision Worse. Here's an Inexpensive Alternative
Published: Fri, 08/24/12
The Raw Food Diet and Health Newsletter
| Greetings from Paul Nison, It is widely known by most people in the health movement that prescription eyeglasses make vision worse in the long-run. For those of you who are interested in improving your vision naturally, we are offering an inexpensive alternative to standard eyeglasses, for under twenty bucks. If you want to get a quick download on how our pinhole glasses work (rather than reading the article below), I recommend either clicking this link right now to watch a 5 minute video, in which my friend Angela, will quickly give you all of the key information on these "pinholes". Click the link below to check it out: http://tinyurl.com/8apbyzx  To order your pair of these amazing pinhole glasses that are on special offer today click here. In today's society most people's eye muscles are not being worked as they should be. In the wold we'd be consistently looking over far distances at mountains, cliffs, rivers, and soon. Today, most of us tend to be stuck in city environments and we rarely get the opportunity to look more than 25 feet ahead of us. To make our eyes even more lazy, many of us are looking at 2D television sets, computers, iPads and or iPhones for the majority of the day. At my lectures more and more people ask me about how they can improve their eyesight. It is now widely accepted that pinhole glasses do improve vision for those experiencing refractive error eye disorders, indeed even ophthalmologists use pinhole equipment to check eyes for refractive disorders during eye examinations. Moreover, evidence suggesting that concave or 'minus' eyeglasses as a prevention method and cure for this issue that has steadily increased over the last 50 years. Pinhole glasses are ideal for suffers of refractive eye disorders, the elderly and computer users, as the pinholes - accurately formed by laser technology - allow only direct and coherent light rays to pass through into the eye.  In a healthy eye, light rays are focused into a single point on the light sensitive retina at the back of the eyeball. Depending upon the type of refractive disorder, less healthy eyes focus light rays in front of or behind the retina, casting a 'blur circle' on the retina itself. The tiny pinholes on the surface of the plastic lenses of the pinhole glasses effectively stop down the aperture of the eye's pupil, so pass a narrower beam of light through the eye lens, with a greater depth of field. The narrow beam casts a smaller blur circle on the retina, improving your vision. To pick up a pair of these pinhole glasses that are on special offer today, click here. .
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