It's a very simple way to fix your eyesight and it's not rocket science just read books real books and you will exercise your eyes. I'm 60 don't need glasses can see perfectly fine and this is due to reading books. My eyesight was starting to go a little bit and get blurry and then I started reading and it went away. Reading and moving your eyes up and down side-to-side will strengthen your eyes and improve your eyesight the more you wear glasses the worse your eyes get.
i have glaucoma was diagnosed at 25 im 38 ive long accepted eventually i could be blind like i was upset at first but i try to take my drops and hope for the best, however i recently partially lost my sense of smell and taste. im a fabulous cook but i always relied on my sense of smell not taste to cook. i could always tell by the smell when things were seasoned correctly or done cooking. ive lost my sense of smell enough for me not to be able to do that. so to answer the question middway through this, id rather eventually go blind (maybe not) than lose my senses to covid. ive had a lot of neurological issues since covid. and idk if. y neurons will ever repair themselves. it sucks.
Yeah, glasses don't really work for macular degeneration because it is the degeneration of the macular a never cell not a light issue like in far and near sight people. Glasses redirect the light to the back of the eye for people who have a mis-shaped lens, not really going to work with someone with a decaying nerve cells.
It's a very simple way to fix your eyesight and it's not rocket science just read books real books and you will exercise your eyes. I'm 60 don't need glasses can see perfectly fine and this is due to reading books. My eyesight was starting to go a little bit and get blurry and then I started reading and it went away. Reading and moving your eyes up and down side-to-side will strengthen your eyes and improve your eyesight the more you wear glasses the worse your eyes get.
Someone tell him about Laser eye surgery lol
Lasik is 100% a real thing
i have glaucoma was diagnosed at 25 im 38 ive long accepted eventually i could be blind like i was upset at first but i try to take my drops and hope for the best, however i recently partially lost my sense of smell and taste. im a fabulous cook but i always relied on my sense of smell not taste to cook. i could always tell by the smell when things were seasoned correctly or done cooking. ive lost my sense of smell enough for me not to be able to do that. so to answer the question middway through this, id rather eventually go blind (maybe not) than lose my senses to covid. ive had a lot of neurological issues since covid. and idk if. y neurons will ever repair themselves. it sucks.
Yeah, glasses don't really work for macular degeneration because it is the degeneration of the macular a never cell not a light issue like in far and near sight people. Glasses redirect the light to the back of the eye for people who have a mis-shaped lens, not really going to work with someone with a decaying nerve cells.