I cured my nearsightedness with kale

I take it the KALE didn't agree with you? try Immodium!

so... did you clean you shower yet, op?

Also, I love kale, just another reason to eat more of it.

Ok, slightly oversimplified but I have gone from 20/50 or worse to almost 20/20 in about a week.

For 15 years I have known about the special exercises needed to reverse nearsightedness, but I could never get better than 20/50 no matter how hard I tried. I mean HOURS of exercise per day for a month would net me no permanent gain. Argh.

So lately I have been on a zero tolerance diet where I juice 16oz of organic vegetable juice every day and eat NOTHING in a package (that is the zero tolerance part).

I avoid all dairy and wheat and all snack products, but most importantly, my juice includes 3 or 4 large kale leaves and 1.5 lbs of carrots. I have been doing this for about 6 weeks so far.

The difference in my health is dramatic, but I did not expect to wake up one morning and notice how dirty my shower floor is. That was the first step.

After that, I did a few minutes of eye exercises and for the first time in 15 years (!!!!!!!!!!!!) I was able to see better for the rest of the day after performing the exercises.

After 3 more day, I woke up and the shower filth was even clearer. Today 1 week later, I just had another small step up. I went to Big 5 to see if they had any ammo (nope) and was able to read the numbers and printing on the boxes behind the counter as well as printing on boxes up the high storage shelves. Not since I was 12 years old have I seen this sharp under fluorescent light with no glasses or contact.

F-ing miracle. No joke.

Don't ask me how to do the exercises, it's too involved and there are plenty of books out there you can buy.

Just get on that kale, yo!

Nearsightedness isn't caused from diet, and therefore can't be cured from it...

Geeze--did you pay this much for a frequency generator--???

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$1725!!!??? ...That is most likley a Rife machine, they do get pricey.

That is just not affordable for most people

"Shower filth"???

The body can heal itself if you remove the aggravating factors and change your diet. You don't need an expensive machine.

I must be blond, because this thread is indicated as one I have posted and I can find any post?

Actually I can do both...my prescription for glasses hasn't changed in 20 years, but I see very well :)

Oh I forgot about the additional tricks that people with contacts can use. With your contacts in, you can use any diopter of + reading glasses for the task at hand. Then, if you need to see clearly, you just remove the glasses.

So, around the office or studying you can wear a pair that just barely allow you to study or do your job, but then you can look over the top of them and see the great ass on the chick down the hall or whatever :P

Ultimately, you want your "computer" prescription to become your regular prescription and ever couple months you walk it down another .5 diopters or more. Then one day, you will be able to leave the house with NO corrective lenses at all - this is about 20/40 or so. Your vision will be MUCH better in broad daylight than at night.

True 20/20 vision is only when you can see razor sharp at night... this takes some real work.

Anyway, good luck!

So lately I have been on a zero tolerance diet where I juice 16oz of organic vegetable juice every day and eat NOTHING in a package (that is the zero tolerance part).

My mother has always had a healthy diet...diet has nothing to do with being nearsighted from birth.

Dude, I was born nearsighted and colorblind, IT IS NOT FROM DIET.

OP it amazes me that that is your zero tolerance part!

Are package foods that prevalent in your normal eating habits?

Is eating prepared food common in most peoples diets?

KALE:

you'd be stupid NOT to eat it.

Detoxification and Weight loss

The fiber (5 grams in one cup) and sulfur in kale aid with digestion and liver health. The Vitamin C it contains hydrates your body and increases your metabolism, leading to weight loss and healthy blood sugar levels. The fiber in kale also lowers cholesterol.

Strengthen your Immune System

The vitamin A and C in kale improves your immune system and fights off viruses and bacteria. So if you feel like you’re getting a cold, add some kale to your diet. Kale has more iron than beef, making it a great source of this valuable mineral for vegans and vegetarians. It helps more oxygen get to your blood and greatly helps those who are anemic.

Healthier Hair, Skin & Nails

The healthy balance of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids keep your body strong, healthy and beautiful from the inside out. Kale gives your skin a beautiful hue as well as preventing wrinkles and loose skin. This green also protects your skin from UV rays.

See Clearly and Stand Strong

Vitamin A keeps your eyes from optical diseases that come with age. It also helps store vitamins in the retina. The calcium and vitamin K and D keep your bones strong. And if you have stiff joints, the Vitamin C keeps them flexible.

Anti-inflammatory

The omega-3 fatty acids in kale help fight and alleviate arthritis, autoimmune disorders and asthma. The vitamin C provided helps relieve stiff joints and makes them more flexible and less painful.

Fighting Disease

Kale aids in releasing toxins in the body that can cause and lead to life-threatening diseases. It helps fight off and alleviate various cancers, especially colon, prostate and ovarian. The vitamin K helps with Alzheimer’s disease as it may forestall the effects of mental aging. The folic acid and B6 provide cardiovascular support and prevent heart disease.

Dude, I was born nearsighted and colorblind, IT IS NOT FROM DIET.

It is from your mother's diet.

Ok, slightly oversimplified but I have gone from 20/50 or worse to almost 20/20 in about a week.

For 15 years I have known about the special exercises needed to reverse nearsightedness, but I could never get better than 20/50 no matter how hard I tried. I mean HOURS of exercise per day for a month would net me no permanent gain. Argh.

So lately I have been on a zero tolerance diet where I juice 16oz of organic vegetable juice every day and eat NOTHING in a package (that is the zero tolerance part).

I avoid all dairy and wheat and all snack products, but most importantly, my juice includes 3 or 4 large kale leaves and 1.5 lbs of carrots. I have been doing this for about 6 weeks so far.

The difference in my health is dramatic, but I did not expect to wake up one morning and notice how dirty my shower floor is. That was the first step.

After that, I did a few minutes of eye exercises and for the first time in 15 years (!!!!!!!!!!!!) I was able to see better for the rest of the day after performing the exercises.

After 3 more day, I woke up and the shower filth was even clearer. Today 1 week later, I just had another small step up. I went to Big 5 to see if they had any ammo (nope) and was able to read the numbers and printing on the boxes behind the counter as well as printing on boxes up the high storage shelves. Not since I was 12 years old have I seen this sharp under fluorescent light with no glasses or contact.

F-ing miracle. No joke.

Don't ask me how to do the exercises, it's too involved and there are plenty of books out there you can buy.

Just get on that kale, yo!

& OP i wouldn't be surprised if its the food your 'not' eating that's improving your eyesight.

I have noticed this past year that I am becoming farsighted. I have an appointment next week to see just how bad it is. I can't see shit that is fine print unless it is a good foot and a half away from me. Then everything is clear. I wonder if I increased the amount of what ever, it would help. I just assumed it was because I was hitting 40, so I expected shit to start falling apart. This fine tuned car just isn't as fine tuned as I thought :(