Improve Your Eyesight Naturally: See Results Quickly

I was using this book and also watching some if the author's videos on YouTube...and getting noticeable results. Then life happened and I got out of the routine. I will pick it up again soon because I am convinced this process works, but consistent practice is essential, and that has been my trouble. I think a belief in the body's (or God's) ability to heal is important also. Many conditions considered by "modern medicine" to be chronic or permanent are not. Medicine is not at a high state of development, in my opinion, but rather in its infancy. The body's ability to adapt and heal is underestimated.

This is excellent book and is must have if you want to keep your eye health and vision for as long as possible!

Good book with lots of research behind it. Since it has come out, people have noticed that eye improvement can be achieved much quicker with faster results than is stated in the book. It amounts to doing about ten minutes of eye exercises a day, and occasionally through out the day while thinking about it, like waiting for the light to change, or waiting for the train to pass or other minute gobblers.

I met Leo at NLPU 2011 and he chatted with me about my sight. I am experiecing clouding of the posterior lens capsule, a side effect of cataract surgery. I am following his advice and noting positive changes in my sight. You will want to purchase this book if you are having any eye problems and experiment for yourself to experience the positive changes you can have.

Get rid of your glasses! Leo has generously included all the exercises needed to improve most eye sight problems. A great read and while my eyesight is okay l'm already doing the exercises to make it even better and prevent so called 'normal' ageing!

Improved 1.5 diopters in two weeks using this method. I continue to do the energy exercise, string exercise, and others, and continue to see improvement every day. I highly recommend this book!

When I first read about Leo Angart's experience I was very excited and bought this book right away. I had been off my glasses for 4 month prior to buying this book, and I had been searching extensively about eyesight natural healing. I have read Jacod Liberman's book which was pretty awesome. That's when I first learn that vision is in the mind, and that sudden healing is very possible. What Liberman proposed is 'open focus', I guess it's about let go and relax your eyes while seeing. I also bought DVDs by Meir Schneider who was genetically blind but regained his vision. This is a perfect example that eyesight does not entirely depend on the structure of the eyes, that the mind has a determining factor. I also studied Martin Sussman's work. All these methods are based on the Bate's method. I had trouble committing to the exercises though.The fact that Leo Angart recovered his vision so fast is very appealing to me. He mentioned hypnosis, NLP, and pranic healing. I'm personally very interested in the first two, and am excited to learn about what pranic healing is. In fact Martin Sussman's audio product contains some hypnosis element. What drew me to this book reviewing here is the pranic healing of eyesight. However, this book did not mention pranic healing and how to use it for vision recovery. The only useful part for me is the eye exercise part. However, I was expect pranic healing, I was disappointed to find out that this eye exercise part is really short and the pictures are highly cartoonized that you cannot tell details of where the massages are being done. With the description though, it's not hard to find out that many of the massaged areas are meridian (经络) based in Chinese culture. I am a Chinese American and I grew up in Chinese. These massage points are very well-known in China; I did not see it helping people improve vision as dramatic as Leo claimed.Having that said, I do believe his experience and how it is possible to suddenly regain vision. I still feel there are other elements in the healing process. Sometimes I think perhaps I did not dwell enough on the mind-vision relationship to a point of sudden recovery. Anyways, it seems a long journey towards eye healing. I do can relax my eyes throughout the day now. I just feel hypnosis should be able to accomplish this rapidly; the issue might be an effective script...

I have not had time to read and understand all of the book but to date it sounds promisingRay Houltby

Works.

It is a very well written book and covers several methods on natural eyesight improvement, and concepts are well explained. I have purchased several books in this area, and from the practice point of view and compilation of options, this is one of the best ones so far. Book includes the method - how the assess your eyesight, thus, after assessment, one is able to monitor your own progress at home. There is a reference to the webpage with the supporting files on tools that should be used when exercising and assessing your eyesight.Also, I like that the author refers - where he learns about the particular method and gives a credit to the 'original source'.Yes, in my opinion, it is a very good book.Unfortunately, just reading the book does not improve the eyesight ... one needs to find a way to change your lifestyle and incorporate these practices in daily life which is the most difficult part of this journey. :)))

I have yet to read the book. Was recommended. Hence content and effectiveness I will not commend. However, receiving it alone was such a disappointment. I believed it was duplicated and to know that it was allowed to be sold in Amazon is disappointing. The cover alone is a give away. The green tab on the cover is a give away that it was not original. Also the paper quality is lousy.

When the optometrist wanted to increase my prescription for a full diopter I was desperate. I couldn't accept that there's no other solution and finally found this book. It has good information but even better exercises. Within three months the optometrist could measure the improvement. This was a few years back and since then my prescription stayed stable except for one change: no astigmatism any more. Considering that most of my awake time I'm in front of a computer I consider this a great achievement already. If I was doing the exercises more regularly I'm sure it would be even better. Maybe during my next vacation, no that I know it is possible :-)

This book does not offer real scientific proof. Its equivalent to listening to Jenny McCarthy about avoiding vaccinations. The author talks about individual experiences, which means what "works" for one has a high chance of not working for others. Save your money and buy a something else. Also, remember 80% of self-help books are worthless and don't offer real solutions, unfortunately this book is one of them. Personally, my eyes saw no change after doing the exercises, i bet the author would day that i was trying hard enough, he might as well say at i wasn't praying hard enough.