Vision Improvement Program Designed to Improve Your Eyesight With The Use of Eye Exercises

If you are struggling with poor vision and want to finally do something about it, click above to read about the program.  I was so pleasantly surprised to find out that my eye doctor (a young eye doctor) was supportive of eye exercises and even was glad I was doing them….  Check it out for yourself!

Do you have to squint in order to recognize someone waving at you from across the street?  If you do, you are not alone.  not just that, but many more are having the same problem every day. Based on a recent researched study that was funded by the National Center for Health Statistics, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the National Eye Institute, the presence of myopia,also known as nearsightedness, has considerably increased over the span of the last 30 years.

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How significantly?

The data shows an increase in nearsightedness among  Americans aged 12 to 54 is risen from 25 percent in the 1970s to a whopping 41 percent this decade. Wow, that is an increase 66 PERCENT!
What is nearsightedness?

If you are nearsighted then your eyes are focusing incorrectly, and thereby causing distant objects to appear blurred. And, that is why you will squint at far away objects. This action is actually where the greek word “myopia” came from, meaning “shut” “eye”. Greek words: myein, means “shut” and ops, meaning “eye.”

What causes nearsightedness?

It seems that some of myopia can be in the genes, much of it is also caused by environmental factors, and these can play a significant role.

A traumatic effect on children

And yes, the rise of nearsightedness is alarming, it is even more alarming in the case of children.
One issue is that, even though the CDC estimates that there are about 12 million American children of school age that have vision problems, only one third actually receive eye care before they reach 6 years old.

The National Eye Institute has plans to dedicate $10 for future studies to figure out why the big rise in myopia.  The Rebuild Your Vision Program is about eye exams about following a solid program of eye exercises; about eating nutritious food and supplementing with the Ocu-Plus Formula; And, don’t forget exercise, it’s good for body, soul and eyes !

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Many scientific studies show that glutathione can help prevent cataracts, glaucoma, retinal disease, and diabetic blindness. There are certain foods that do increase the glutathione levels in your body. These foods include sulfur-rich foods such as garlic, eggs, asparagus, and onions, and also some glutathione-rich foods like watermelon, asparagus, and grapefruits.

If you’re not already taking it, our Ocu-Plus Formula contains 17 nutrients that research has shown to support and protect your eyes, including Glutathione

Do you find it more difficult to read road signs? Are you having a hard time telling the difference between the red and the green traffic lights? Or maybe you are having a hard time dealing with the glare of the oncoming car lights at night? Then, do you want to hear the good news, or the bad news?

OK, let’s start with the good news… you have company with these symptoms, you are not alone. As we age, we start having more problems with our night driving visions. It’s the main reason I purchased this “Rebuild Your Vision Program“.
There is a little bad news, because I have read that many states are starting to update their vision requirements for aging drivers. This would be because of the oncoming wave of baby boomers.

So if you are wise enough to own the Rebuild Your Vision System, or, you are thinking about it, don’t dawdle anymore…do the program. I did and it helped me! And, if you are debating whether to include your Ocu-Plus Formula vitamins in your food budget, think about your aging eyes and remember, driving is not a right, it’s a privilege.

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Autoimmune diseases, like lupus, rheumatoid arthritis, and even certain kinds of cataracts are also more common in women than they are in men.

These risks, including the age-related risks like age related macular degeneration, also increase with age, and affect more women, (probably because women do live l).

A lack of sleep or bad sleeping habits will cause dry eyes, blurry vision and risk of eye damage. Dr. Meir Kryger, director of the Sleep Disorder Clinic at St. Boniface Hospital Research Center at the University of Manitoba, notes that, “There are many sleep problems that men don’t ever have, like the sleepiness of pregnancy, waking up for breast-feeding, and hot flashes. Further, the most common sleep problem is insomnia, and in every single age group beginning at adolescence, women are two times more likely to have insomnia than are men.”

Here Are A Few Tips

1 – This is a no brainer….Don’t Smoke!

2 – Protect your eyes from the sun, and yes, even the winter sun.

3 – Have a healthy lifestyle that includes lots of fruit, veggies, omega 3 ( an known protector when it comes to eye health) and drop the pop.

4 – If you suffer from diabetes, watch your health and habits even more!

Become pro-active with your eye health care!

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Welcome 2012! Here are 7 ways to improve your eyesight this year: make them a part of your “good habits” repertoire.

1. Make Use Of The Much Blogged About 10-10-10 rule.

Many of us grew up watching the holiday classic “A Christmas Story,” in which 9-year-old Ralphie Parker pleads with his parents, his teacher, and a department-store Santa Claus to give him a Red Ryder BB gun under the tree. The movie’s recurring joke is that everyone he talks to gives him the same answer: “You’ll shoot your eye out.”

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The fact that he does indeed get his beloved BB gun and doesn’t shoot his eye out — though it’s a near-miss when the pellet ricochets — makes for a happy cinematic ending. But in real life, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, there were more than 235,000 toy-related injuries treated in U.S. emergency rooms in 2008; nearly three quarters of those injured were children under age 15.

With so many toys out there, many parents wonder which are safe. “It’s important for parents to choose a toy that is appropriate for their child’s age, abilities, and the parents’ willingness to supervise use of the toy,” says David Wheeler, M.D., clinical correspondent for the American Academy of Ophthalmology. In other words, Ralphie’s dad should have thought twice before giving an air gun to his 9-year-old — and then letting him shoot it alone.

Here are some tips for choosing safe toys this holiday season:

1. Inspect toys for safe construction. Products given to young children should be made of durable plastic or wood. Avoid purchasing toys with sharp, protruding, or projectile parts.
2. Look for the symbol “ASTM F963,” which indicates the product meets the national safety standards set by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM).
3. Read the instructions and the suggested age level on the packaging. Assess whether the item is appropriate for the child’s ability. Age labeling is provided not just for developmental reasons, but also for safety reasons.
4. Make recommendations to family members and friends about gifts you feel are appropriate for your child.
5. Keep toys made for older children away from younger children.
6. When purchasing sports equipment, include protective eyewear with polycarbonate lenses. Sports-related eye injuries can cause permanent vision loss and account for about 40,000 eye injuries annually.
7. For information on toy and product recalls, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission website at www.cpsc.gov.

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Adults should take care too. If you purchase a Christmas tree, remember that when you untie it, the branches and needles can burst forward, hitting and injuring your eyes. As well, improperly uncorking champagne or wine bottles for your holiday feast can lead to an emergency room visit. Be sure to hold a towel in front of the cork and ease it out, away from guests, lest an exploding cork turn into a dangerous projectile. Finally, on New Year’s Eve, stick to public fireworks displays rather than bottle rockets in your yard or driveway.

Also see this article, about sports and vision. 

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REDMOND, Wash. – Rebuild Your Vision marks its the 10th successful year of the breakthrough program Rebuild Your Vision: A 30-Day Program to Better Eyesight with continuing record sales. A proven natural alternative to eyeglasses, contacts, intacs, and even Lasik surgery, the Rebuild Your Vision program boasts a great success in reversing vision problems including nearsightedness, aging vision, astigmatism, and computer eyestrain.

Highlighted in publications such as Men’s Health Magazine, Rebuild Your Vision has ignited an enthusiastic following of thousands of individuals on the path to better eyesight. This scientifically-recognized program is unique in that it provides the most effective, cutting edge optical exercises and vision techniques for improving, maintaining, and preventing vision problems. Yes, prevention of eyesight deterioration is possible! Children and teens can use this program along with their parents to prevent vision problems associated with prolonged use of computers, television, and video games.

Orlin Sorensen, founder of Rebuild Your Vision and author of the program, wore corrective lenses for years beginning in his teens. Through the use of vision training, he improved his vision from 20/85 to 20/20 and was able to pass the visual acuity test given to U.S. Navy fighter pilots. Men’s Health declared this one of the “Greatest Comebacks of All Time.”

Another vision training success story is Capri Smith of Chesterfield, Virginia. She writes, “After just five days of doing the Rebuild Your Vision exercises for 25 minutes each day, the optometrist said that I had gone from myopia (nearsighted) level 8 in my left eye and 5 in the right to 5 and 2, respectively – half of my previous prescription!”

Rebuild Your Vision: A Program for Better Eyesight is available for single or bulk purchase on the Rebuild Your Vision website at Rebuild Your Vision and through exclusive resellers. Details about the program and scores of testimonials are published on the website.

About Rebuild Your Vision

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Rebuild Your Vision, LLC, was founded in 2001 by Orlin G. Sorensen, a commercial airline pilot, to help people who suffer from poor and deteriorating eyesight to improve and maintain their vision. Rebuild Your Vision develops and promotes products for life improvement.

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