Aldous Huxley, the writer for ‘Brave New World’ was nearly blind by the age of sixteen. In 1942 he wrote, “At sixteen I had to depend on Braille for my reading and a guide for my walking.”

Thanks to the Bates Method, “I am now wearing no glasses, reading and all without strain… My vision… is about twice as good as it used to be when I wore spectacles, and before I had learned the art of seeing.

Question: Can the exercises really help improve your vision?
Answer: Exercises have helped thousands of people with vision problems just like you to see better. The results are astounding. If you are willing to spend 15 minutes a day or more every day, you can enjoy better vision than you ever dreamed of having. You can return to the vision you once had.

Question: Are the exercises hard to do?
Answer: The exercises are so simple; you won’t believe how easy they are and fun to do.

Question: How much time do I have to spend?
Answer: About 15 minutes. You might want to see results faster, you will have to increase the exercising period. But, the best part of it is this: You can exercise your eyes at times when you normally be wasting time anyway.
Examples: When you are standing in line (queuing), traveling [in vehicles, car, bus, train and plane] or eating breakfast/lunch, waiting for someone or even brushing your teeth.

Question: What if I miss a day or two?
Answer: You just pick right up where you left