8-EXERCISE
FOR EYES TO GET RID OF GLASSES
Every year, more and more people have to wear glasses because they
have lost flexibility of their distance vision (nearsightedness) or their
close-up vision (farsightedness and aging vision). And once you start wearing
glasses or contact lenses, guess what happens? You continue your poor vision
habits and the lenses increase strain on the eyes, allowing them to slack off
and become even
lazier over time. Eye exercises are designed to strengthen your eye
muscles, improve focusing, eye movements, and stimulate the vision center of
your brain. Eye exercises help you to start getting into better vision habits, reduce
the strain on your eyes and enjoy perfect vision for years to come. Once you do,
you will be open to experiencing dramatic vision improvement.
Causes Of Vision Problems
There 2 causes behind blurry vision 1) aging –weakness in ocular
muscles due to age, diabetes, etc. and 2) modern living – such as watching TV,
working on computers, air conditioning, fluorescent lighting, and lack of
exercise. All of these factors put extra strain on your eyesight causing blurry
vision.
How
To Improve Vision
There’s no denying some people do need to wear glasses due to
congenital disorders and serious eye conditions, but most people who wear
glasses can improve their vision naturally. Once you start wearing glasses or
contact lenses, you continue with your poor vision habits and the lenses
increase strain on the eyes. As a result, every year your vision got worse.
There are natural options to prevent this.
Do you know that our eye muscles are the hardest working muscle
group in the body? It's second to the heart. We use our eyes all the time
regardless of whether we're at work, at the gym, or relaxing at home. Now the
thing is, our eyes are likely to get tired and less efficient over time, and
that's exactly why you need to look for ways to improve your eyesight. Your
eyes can be more efficient with simple exercises —you'll get to reduce the
strain on your eyes, improve focusing and enjoy perfect vision for years to
come by stimulating the vision center in the brain.
The following eye exercises should help you understand how you can strengthen your ocular muscles to improve your eyesight and start getting into better vision habits. Once
you do, you will be open to experiencing dramatic vision improvement.
Exercise
For Eyes To Get Rid Of Glasses
1.
Directional
Eye Exercises to Improve Vision
This is a simple warm-up exercise that stretches your extraocular muscles. Most people develop the habit of just staring 1-2 feet in front
of your face doing at their computer all day long. Flexing the eye muscles will
get you out of the habit of just staring 1-2 feet in front of your face.
·
Face
straight ahead, then look up as far as you can without moving your head.
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Then look
down. Up, down, up, down.
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Repeat the
same in left, right.
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Then look at
your top right – go as far to the edge of your vision as you can. Then bottom
left, and alternate the two again.
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Finally, look
top left and alternate with the bottom right a few times.
·
Roll your eyes by looking up and then slowly
circle 10 times clockwise and 10 times counterclockwise.
Feel the stretch?
2.
Massage
your Eyes for Improved Vision
When you massage the eyes, it will improve blood circulation in
and around the eyes. Massaging your eyes relax them while reducing strain and
tension for better blood flow
·
Massage both the eyelids and temples. Using your thumb knuckles, massage your temples in small circles, 20 times in one direction, and 20 in the other.
·
Repeat
the same actions above the mid-point of the eyebrows at the forehead, then
below the eyes on both sides of the bridge of the nose.
·
Applying
mild pressure on the tear duct will increase moistness and eventually provide
relief to tired eyes.
3.
Blinking For Better
Vision
Most of us spend a significant amount of time looking at
smart-phones, computers, and televisions — these activities prevent you from
blinking enough, and that's bad. The act of blinking relaxes and rehydrate the
eyes. Dehydrated eyes can lead to blurry vision, headaches, and eye strain.
That’s because the average blink rate drops from 16-20 blinks per minute to 6-8
bpm while absorbed in the screen.
The simple way to combat this is to blink more and become
conscious of the fact when you’ve stopped blinking, especially when working at
the computer. You can choose to slow blink or quick blink — both of them are
sure to work wonders on your eyes.
Blinking your eye not only lubricates the eye but also refreshes
your brain ready to receive new visual data.
4.
Focusing
- Eye Exercise
It's also possible to strengthen your eye muscles by performing a
simple focus-driven exercise. Focusing on objects which are near and far away
from you can help train your eyes for better eyesight. Take your glasses off
before performing this exercise.
·
Start by
sitting in a comfortable position.
·
Now hold
your thumb and let it be 10 inches away from your eyes.
·
Use your
eyes to focus on every detail of your thumb for a few seconds.
·
Now look
away at any object that is 10 to 20 feet away from you.
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Focus on the object for a few seconds then return to your thumb.
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Just repeat
the cycle of focusing on your thumb and the far-away object.
5.
Zooming
Eye Exercise
This is similar to focusing but is designed for people who suffer
farsightedness or aging vision.
·
Hold your
thumb out at arm’s length and focus on it.
·
Now draw it
in until it’s three inches in front of your eyes, maintaining focus all the
while.
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Then move
your thumb out again. Do this for a few minutes and you will strengthen your
focusing skills (also known as accommodation).
This is really important if you have been relying on glasses to do
all the artificial focusing for you.
6. Figure 8 Tracing for Clear Vision
This is a great exercise to practice controlling
the physical movement of your eyes and help them regain their lost flexibility.
·
Imagine a giant figure 8 on
the floor, about 10 feet in front of you.
·
Trace figure 8 with
your eyes, slowly.
· Trace it one way for a few
minutes and then trace it the other way for a few minutes.
·
Use both the standing and
the lying figure 8.
7. Rolling Your Eyes in a Circle for
Improved Vision
This is yet another exercise that has to do with your imagination.
·
Sit up
straight and relax.
·
While
seating and closing your eyes, picture a clock in front of you.
·
Now
visualize the numbers 12 and 6 while still closing your eyes.
·
Move your
eyes down from 12 to 6 in a clockwise rotation be sure to do this 15 to 20
times.
You can visualize new numbers like 3 and 9 repeat the process in a
clockwise and counter-clockwise motion.
8. End your Vision Exercises with Palming
Palming is an eye relaxation exercise when your eyes are feeling
worn and tired from being at the computer (or any other near-point).
·
Rub your palms together to create heat and cup your hands over your
eyes.
·
Create a
gentle pressure around your orbital bone – or the bone around the eye socket.
·
With your
eyes closed, stare into the blackness as if you are staring into space. See how
far you can focus on the distance. Allow all the residual colors to fade to
black.
·
Breathe
deeply and stay relaxed for 1-2 minutes.
This helps “reset” your vision, allowing your eyes to relax fully
and lubricate again. Do this for as long as you like, usually at least 30
seconds is needed. Your eyes will feel rejuvenated when you take your hands
away!
Take A Mini-Nap
To Improve Vision.
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Getting
enough sleep is essential for eye health. Sleep allows your eyes to fully rest,
repair, and recover. Insufficient sleep may weaken your vision, so shoot for 8
hours of sound sleep a night.
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Give
your eyes a break once an hour during your workday. Rest your eyes 10 minutes
for every 50 minutes spent reading or in front of the computer.
Perform
these exercises first in the morning, before bedtime, or any time your eyes
feel fatigued. Make sure that your hands are clean and that your mood is
relaxed. Commit to daily practice and you may just see better results within
one month.
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