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Showing posts with label how to improve eyesight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label how to improve eyesight. Show all posts

Sunday, October 11, 2009

Improve Your Eyesight - Improve Your Memory

Improve Your Eyesight Naturally


If you are thinking about how to improve your eyesight, look at how many people today are: wearing glasses, complain about memory loss and are under stress. Our eyes may be under pressure and are very possibly even in the process of suffering permanent damage.

The brain and the eyes work closely as a team. To keep the memory sharp, it is important to maintain excellent vision. Excellent vision, in turn, is maintained by a relaxed state of mind (and body). Consider the processing of information: The eyes have to first capture an image and focus on the shape, size, and colors. The mind needs to interpret that information and then store it for recall later. Everyday images take mere seconds to interpret and remember. New images take a little bit longer, depending on stress levels. The more focused the eyes are on an image, in a relaxed state, the stronger the memory will become.

In other words, the better an image is processed, the easier it is to recall later. The more relaxed the eyes are, the better they can absorb an image. Too much stress and strain on the eyes may result in a decline in memory retention. Vision and mental focus go hand in hand and both are negatively impacted by strain and stress, so a program for better vision is a must.

Exercises To Improve Vision


To test the condition of the eyes, try these mental memory exercises in which the goal is to maintain a visual image for as long as possible:
Strategy 1:
Cover one eye and glance quickly at a letter on the page with the other eye. Now, close both your eyes and hold the image of the letter in your mind as long as possible. Count how many seconds the image stays in your mind before fading away to darkness. Take note of this number. Do the same thing for the other eye and compare the results.
Strategy 2:
Find a comfortable position, such as sitting in your favorite chair or lying on the floor. Either way, make sure the spine is straight and the hands are relaxed at your side. Next, close your eyes and picture the number 5 down to 0 in your mind. Exhaling, really see the 5 in your mind. Let the eyes follow the black lines of the 5 and picture the number as clearly as possible. Relax and exhale completely until you naturally take the next breath.

As you inhale, picture the number 4. Again, picture the number completely while you exhale. Really see the lines, the black color and the shape; don’t stop picturing the number until all the air has left your lungs and the next breath comes naturally. Do this all the way down to 0.

Such simple strategies will allow you, in time, to visualize images in the mind more clearly and at the same time, increase awareness of the need to relax in order to improve recall. Remember: Vision affects memory. The more clearly we see the image, the more detail we can recall later. That ability to recall well, is a function of keeping the mind relaxed and the eyes free of strain. Relaxation, good vision and good memory all go hand in hand.

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Friday, September 11, 2009

Relearning To See: Center of Vision

The Center of Vision


Learning how to improve eyesight is possible!

Eyesight is perfect when your center of your vision is straight and you don’t have to move your head or eyes to the side to focus. This is called Center Fixation.

The retina is located in the center of the eye and is full of small light sensing rods. This area is called the fovea centralis and is the area of the eye created to have the best line of vision.

If you are tilting your head to the side to see properly, the fovea centralis is not working correctly. The fovea centralis may actually even be turned off. As a defense against outside dangers or stress, this area can shut down to protect itself. If it is turned off, your vision will not be as perfect as it can be.

When your vision is off, you actually look at the side of an object to see it clearly. Test this theory and see where you currently stand:

Find a piece of paper with small print on it. Look at the words straight on and then turn your head to the side until you can read the print. Move your head one way and then the other until you find the best position for reading the print perfectly. Are you straight on or to the side?

How To Improve Eyesight

Simply learning how the eyes work can help us to use them properly. Training the eyes to focus on things straight on will help avoid strain and keep them relaxed.
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