Subject:  Watching -- but NEVER  "understanding" the problem.
Some people will watch this video -- and come to the correct
conclusion.  Others
will burry their head in the sand -- and see nothing.

Dear Friends,
Subject:  DR. Bates STUDY WAS "PREVENTED" BEFORE IT HAD A CHANCE TO
BECOME SUCCESSFUL.
Here is the study:

The "Clear" study.
4,000 plus children in the study.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hpgbo0g32A8
Enjoy,

[...]
The theory that errors of refraction are due to permanent deformations
of the eyeball leads naturally to the conclusion, not only that errors
of refraction are permanent states, but that normal refraction is also

Link to discussion about not making enough money:
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/optometrysucks/
Interesting reading.
Enjoy,

A HISTORY OF THE ORIGIN OF THE BOX-CAMERA THEORY OF THE EYE
          A QUESTION CONCERNING THE NATURE OF SCIENTIFIC (NOT MEDICAL)
                                                         PROOF
Reference:  "Introduction to Physiological Optics", by James

In fact I now see better than ever. ***
I hope this explains a bit a very big subject which I am
fully aware of there will be little agreement on from the
conventional eye-care establishment. Please give me some other

I have developing catarats in both eyes. Not bad enough for surgery, yet.
What are the best type of eye glasses to maximize vision. Are high index
lenses recommended? Is AR coating recommended? Any information will be
appreciated.

[...]
One of the most efficacious methods of relieving eyestrain, and hence
of improving the sight, is palming. By this is meant the covering of
the closed eyes with the palms of the hands in such a way as to

Part 1
Paul's father (an insightful optometrist) insisted Paul use a strong
plus. His refractive
STATE moved positive -- which is an effective PREVENTIVE

I was just surfing around the web and I came across a lense called
"drivewear". They're polarized transition lenses that darken in the car
and really supposed to cut down on the glare. As I am very susceptable
to glare while driving (and I have fetal cataracts), these sound like

Hey all!
My name is Tom and I would like to ask one (at first sight simple)
question before venturing  further on;
why does flickering light source cause eye strain? (exemple for this

[...]
This book aims to be a collection of facts and not of theories and
insofar as it is, I do not fear successful contradiction. Where
explanations have been offered it has been done with considerable

[...]
It is not always possible for patients to go to a competent physician
for relief. As the method of treating eye defects presented in this
magazine is new, it may be impossible to find a physician in the

A bit of history:
Age 27
Been wearing glasses since middle school, nearsighted, getting
slightly moreso over time.