Eye Exercises


Occipital Massage Helps Improve Vision Naturally

Our vision is largely dependent on the perceptive capabilities of our eyes. The better they can capture and transmit the images they have captured to the brain, the better we see. However, a portion of the brain is also involved in the “seeing” process. The main vision centers of the brain are located in its [...] Read more »

Easy Eye Massage for Better Vision

You surely know that massages can have very beneficial effect on the human body. The same principle fully applies when we discuss eye massage. Here is a safe and simple eye massage technique that must be a part of your natural vision restoration program. Here is how this easy eye massage is done: 1. Take off your [...] Read more »

Eye Muscles Exercise for Better Vision – the Body Swing

Our Body Swing exercise is not really a self-massage technique but is an excellent way to warm up your upper body and prepare it for any of the vision massages we have offered in our self-massage section. In addition, the Body Swing eye muscles exercise has positive effect on your eyesight as it improves the [...] Read more »

Eye Exercise for Myopia – Vision Exercises to Improve Eyesight

Myopia or nearsightedness is probably the most common eye disorder. People with myopia have difficulties seeing clearly distant objects. At first it is hard to make out things situated far from us but as the disease progresses, it becomes increasingly difficult to see even at closer range. Usually, myopia is treated with correction glasses or [...] Read more »

Get Rid of Eye Focus Problems with a Simple Vision Exercise

The following vision exercise is highly recommended to people looking to get rid of their eye focus problems and thus to improve their eyesight naturally. In addition, the Contouring eye exercise is excellent for relaxing the eye muscles and releasing the vision stress your vision system has accumulated. It offers you a natural way to [...] Read more »

Diagonals Eyestrain Vision Exercise

Our eye muscles work virtually all the time we are awake. They are responsible not only for moving the eyes up and down, left and right, but for focusing or “seeing” every single object. It is a well known fact that eye muscles are created several times stronger than what they actually need to be [...] Read more »

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