It’s amazing how heavily life relies on eyesight. From utilitarian tasks like reading or driving… to enjoying aesthetic beauty, like the face of a loved one or a fiery sunset. That’s why it’s so important to protect your eyesight from cataracts and age-related macular degeneration. In fact, if you start protecting it n … Read More
If you could improve your vision simply by thinking that you could see better… would you try it? It has been scientifically proven that a process called visualization can literally re-train your eyes to see better than ever before. Think it’s too good to be true? Read on! … Read More
The 2 Best NATURAL Approaches No matter the reason for your poor vision, you aren’t doomed to frustrating corrective lenses, squinting, or painful strain headaches any longer. Even if you’re suffering from age-related vision loss, you don’t have to keep slapping new layers of lens to those coke-bottle glasses. Sou … Read More
Many people have a hard time seeing small print close up as they get older, a condition formally described as presbyopia (or loss of near vision). Typically, women seem to lose near vision sooner than men, and often require reading glasses or bifocal lenses before their male counterparts. Why this might be has remained a … Read More
by Greg Marsh An eighty-two-year-old man recovered sight in his right eye after that eye had been blind for 64 years... His secret? A Head butt from a pedigreed race horse named "My Buddy Chimo"! It happened at the Monticello Raceway race track in New York. Don Karkos had lost sight in his right eye when he was h … Read More
What Causes Them & How to Treat? Seeing a bright red patch of blood in the white part of your eye can be scary, but it usually looks much worse than it is. Typically, this is the result of a subconjunctival hemorrhage, more commonly known as a burst blood vessel in the eye. Usually, you won’t notice a burst blood vessel … Read More
Are you or someone you love having difficulty recognizing faces? Is reading becoming nearly impossible? One of the most distressing parts of getting older for many is their declining vision. Macular degeneration, specifically age-related macular degeneration, is the leading cause of vision loss and blindness among Amer … Read More
By Martin Sussman Founder and President Cambridge Institute for Better Vision Do you notice that sometimes your vision is a little worse when you're tired or under stress? You might even notice you see a little better when you're feeling energized or relaxed. That’s because your visual system is very se … Read More
By Martin Sussman President and Founder Cambridge Institute for Better Vision This is Part 2 of a two-article series on how to naturally maintain good vision without surgery. You can find Part 1 which explains the role of nutrition in preserving eyesight with specific advice for Myopia (nearsightedness) here: Feed Your Eye … Read More