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Eye Exercises for a Busy Life: Part 1
Who has time for eye exercises? Aren’t our lives too full already? On the other hand don’t we all want better, healthier vision? In this first blog of a five…
Read moreESH #13 | The Keys to a Successful Eye Exercise Program Pt 1: Correct Technique
Sorry, it is important to follow the directions when you first start an eye exercise program. Will and Richard tell you why in this podcast.
The Zen of Eye Exercises
What is the Zen of eye exercises? We want you to design a vision improvement program for the long term healing of your vision, but sometimes the thought of doing eye exercises for the next few months, years or for the rest of your life feels like a heavy burden. Instead, try doing your eye exercises “just for today” and in the moment.
Read moreDiscovering Eye Exercises to Improve Eyesight
Those vision improvement veterans among us will remember the first time they discovered eye exercises and how eyesight can be improved naturally. There are also many of you who…
Read moreRainy Day Eye Exercises Part 3
Over this 3 week series, I have been exploring how some eye exercises can be adapted to rainy days so that you can improve your eyesight come rain or…
Read moreESH #11 | Importance of Creating a Vision Improvement Program
ESH #11 | Importance of Creating a Vision Improvement Program [ 34:22 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadEye Obstruction Exercise for Optic Atrophy
Can you revive atrophied cells, bring them back to life, by simply using them again? How about doing this with the optic nerve? In this blog Richard Miller of Envision…
Read moreRainy Day Eye Exercises Part 2: Palming Eye Exercise
Don’t let those rainy days keep you from doing your eye exercises. Keep your vision improvement program on track! In this second of three blog post series, I will…
Read moreESH #10 | The First Step In Improving Eyesight “Learn”
Understanding Your Glasses’ Prescription
Is your glasses prescription a mystery to you? Do you even know what it is? Do you know how well you see? 20/20? 20/80? In this blog Richard Miller of…
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