Eye doctors know best. That’s what we’re taught. If there were a natural treatment for myopia, or other conditions, eye doctors would know about it and be offering it to everyone.

Would they? What happens when there’s a new discovery … more...

Why haven’t you heard of this method of vision improvement before?

Well, there are a lot of books out there, a bunch of them in print right now. Some recent ones I haven’t even read. Check out my Recommended Books … more...

The Bates method is not widely accepted by conventional eye doctors as a legitimate approach to improving vision. Some have come around, but the large majority of them continue to prescribe glasses and tell their patients that nothing can be … more...

Are you hesitatnt about getting involved in practicing a method like this when you aren’t sure if it works?

The Bates method is part of an overall holistic approach to health. The idea is that the body is quite capable … more...

I have come across many people over the years rant or rave about wearing plus lenses as a therapy for myopia. Plenty of opinions from both extremes, and everything in between. Are they the best way to reverse myopia? Do … more...

There’s a term “pseudomyopia” that is sometimes used by people skeptical of vision improvement methods. It’s also called accommodative spasm, accommodative myopia, or ciliary spasm. In a nutshell, as far as our context goes it’s a way of saying that … more...

First and foremost, this is my review and the opinions are only mine.

So during the time when I stopped gaining any progress with Leo Angart’s eye exercises, I decided to try something else. So I searched around the … more...