Perfect Eyesight: The Art of Improving Vision Naturally, Paperback/MR Robert a. Zuraw

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Description Discover the Real Secrets of How You Can Attain Perfect Eyesight Without Glasses or Surgery Yes, he quit wearing eye-glasses and he attained 20-20 vision in both eyes. He was eager to tell his story--and why not for he had been wearing eye-glasses for years and had been told by eye doctors that he would always have to wear them. But, he followed the advice of Natural Eyesight Improvement Specialists and discovered the real truth about eyes. Robert Zuraw discovered the method for strengthening the eyes and correcting eye troubles, that is now acclaimed by many thousands to work wonders for their vision. You don't have to wear eye classes or contacts. Perfect Eyesight will show you the secrets of a simple eye training system to correct your vision naturally. Why suffer with unnecessary eye problems? Truly a revelation. And what a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction. Think of it. After being a slave to eye-glasses for years--you can discard your glasses forever. Building up the strength of your eyes can be an enjoyable process-that doesn't take much time to perform. Only a few short months, in most cases, of self-treatment, in correct eye exercise techniques-eye supplements and natural habits, can improve your vision tremendously. Over 40 years ago, Robert Zuraw had a most trying experience with his eyes--he was legally blind without glasses. Eye doctors gave him no hope of ever improving his vision or discarding his glasses. The idea of wearing glasses was intolerable. Always willing to back up his theories by experimenting upon himself, and with the help of Natural Eye Training Specialists, improved his vsion from 20- 600 to 20-20. He reversed advanced myopia in his 50s. Mr. Zuraw discovered a startling revolutionary system of eye training, which quickly enables you to train the muscles of the eyes so that you too can make them work properly at all times, and without effort or strain. This new system was coordinated by Robert Zuraw, in collaboration w