You signed up for this series, so it’s probably a safe bet that right now — due to nearsightedness, “aging vision,” or astigmatism — you probably need glasses or are on the verge of needing them.

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Maybe you have someone close to you, a friend or family member, that needs glasses or contacts in order to see clearly.

But are glasses and contacts really a good idea?

(The following information might surprise you.)

Despite the fact that many people, after their eye exams, go out and buy glasses or contacts, there are things the general population hasn’t been told.

You see, no matter what your current condition, the continued
use of corrective lenses can actually contribute to the deterioration
of your vision. This is because corrective lenses are a crutch
that your eyes are trained to rely upon.

As a result, it is difficult to strengthen your eyes if you are
constantly supporting them by external means (i.e., glasses or contacts).
Actually, research shows that glasses and contacts can rapidly *worsen* your vision.

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These facts are supported by the studies of two respected eye doctors.
Here’s what they have to say about the use of corrective lenses.

* Dr. M. H. Birnbaum states in the Review of Optometry,
“Single-vision minus lenses for full-time use produce accommodative
insufficiency associated with additional symptoms until the patient gets
used to the lens. This is usually accompanied by a further increase
in myopia and the cycle begins anew.”

* Dr. Samuel Druker writes in the Optical Journal Review,
“From a clinical point of view, the conclusion would seem
inescapable that minus lenses are an important factor
among the causes of progressive myopia.”

In other words, glasses and contacts can actually make your
vision worse over time. Is that something you want to risk with your eyesight?

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Have you ever gone in for an eye exam and heard the doctor say,
“Great news! Your vision’s improved another 2.0 diopters –
those glasses are really helping!”

I didn’t think so!

Glasses are a “prescription,” and, like a prescription drug, they can be abused.

So what can you do?

Pay close attention…

*Step One

You need to learn how to use your glasses so that they don’t
contribute to further vision loss. And here’s how…

Let’s say, for example, that you’re nearsighted
(unable to see distant objects clearly) and you are reading this
e-mail with your glasses on. Do you really need them, or did
you just forget about them being on your face?

By wearing your glasses you could be doubling the effects of “near-point stress.”

The American Optometric Association hails near-point stress
as one of the major causes of nearsightedness and its
further progression. And by wearing your glasses,
you’re doubling the effects of it — ouch!

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Essential Tip #1:
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Throughout the day, think of your glasses as a tool and use them
that way — when you need them.

Put a piece of masking tape with a reminder on the base of
your computer screen. Write a reminder on your bookmark.

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Essential Tip #2
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If you can’t see the computer screen without glasses,
try enlarging the font on your internet browser.

Our March 2004 Rebuild Your Vision newsletter –
included for a limited time as a free bonus to those who
purchase the Rebuild Your Vision program –
has a great article on “Computer Vision 101
- Simple Tips Your Eyes Will Appreciate.”

And there are tons more great vision tips
and techniques in the Rebuild Your Vision program
that could literally save your eyesight.

**Step Two

After you’ve learned how to stop your vision from continually
getting worse, step two is to begin improving your
eyesight back to the clarity you once had.

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You CAN improve your eyesight — no matter whether you
suffer from nearsightedness, aging eyes, or an astigmatism –
through the proven eye exercises as illustrated in the
world-renowned Rebuild Your Vision program.

The Rebuild Your Vision program can dramatically
improve your vision, saving you trouble, inconvenience,
time, and hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars
you would otherwise be spending on glasses or contacts.

You can learn all about the program at To your vision — for life,

Orlin Sorensen

In no manner or form is this post a substitute for professional medical service. This email is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. Always seek the advice of a professional

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