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  Vision Without Glasses by Prof Duke Peterson offers an easy manual to relearning to see even to the point of being able to throw glasses or contact lenses away! When I came across the Professor's work I was sceptical and intrigued at the same time. However, I was impressed from the start,that his program for better vision was offered in a plain and easy-to-understand manner that could be instantly put into practice.
  
  Prof Peterson's study is founded upon the amazing work of William Bates (1860-1931) who published Perfect Sight Without Glasses in 1920. Essentially Fake Ray Ban Outlet Buying Trendy Sunglasses Onlin, Bates determined that the eye can actually be squeezed out of shape by the external muscles when the body is under stress and it consequently loses its capacity to get used to changes in distances. The person under stress then starts to cultivate bad habits to compel the eyes to adjust or to compensate. Bates was ahead of his time and attracted much opposition from the traditional optical community because he taught that the eyes could repair themselves naturally without the requirement for glasses which, he stated could actually damage the eyes.
  
  Another more recent practitioner, Thomas Quackenbush, is also a proponent of Bates and has written his own book, Relearning to See. He builds on the Bates method and provides lengthy, in-depth explanations of how the eye operates. He considers that we should not have to carry out eye exercises as such, but more accurately to amend our habits - the bad habits we slip into when we are subjected to stress eg squinting.
  
  By contrast to Bates & Quackenbush, Professor Peterson seems to have taken a more condensed approach in his easy-to-read e-book: Vision Without Glasses. Recognising that stress and limited time is playing a huge role in affecting our lives today, the Professor has simplified re-training the eyes. Yes, it does mean exercises and does require some effort in noticing those bad habits. But, his methods are simple in both explanation and application. He gives easy instructions and charts to help those of us who would not only benefit from being without the problem of glasses, but also the expense.
  
  Not surprisingly, all of these gentlemen would declare it is not about the expense, nor the inconvenience; rather it is about preservation of one of our most precious gifts - the gift of sight! They claim that glasses and contact lenses in point of fact injure the eyes. They demonstrate instead, that our bodies have the capacity to heal the eyes, naturally. Professor Peterson teaches that depending on one's determination, this can be achieved in a matter of weeks and he has clients who have attested to such success.
  
  Professor Peterson appears to understand that we need help and we need it both quickly and simply. He provides easy-to-understand explanations of how the eye needs to be cared for, the habits that need correcting and the tools required in order to succeed.
  
  The work of Professor Duke Peterson is exceptional in its simplicity, encouraging in its delivery and sound in its principles. By emphasizing the influence of stress on the eyes he succeeds in making one extremely aware of the long-term damage that may be inflicted unless those principles are put into action.
  

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