You have many tools at your disposal to help your vision become better. The only problem is that these tools are all over the web, not in one single place. I have tried to help you a bit by writing these articles, but the best way to remember everything and put all my advice to good use would be to invest in your health and take a look at the full program.
In the program you’ll find out in detail how eye exercises, healthy diet, habits, foods, vitamins, minerals, other compounds and herbs help maintain healthy eyes and restore lost vision. You’ll find everything you need tknow about how to improve your vision naturally.
Now, let’s move our antention on how to help ease and remedy some disorders. Lets take them one at a time:
There is nothing better for the crystalline lens of the eye than the vitamins and minerals that is contained within garlic. It is recommended you eat two or three cloves of raw garlic daily, by chewing them slowly. Also eat raw fennel to improve vision. If it is not to your taste, you can make tea out of it or even simply wash your eyes with that tea. It helps for all sorts of vision problems, including cataracts.
Another organic, 100% natural remedy for the eyes is a mixture of carrot, celery, parsley, and chicory juice to help nourish the optic nerve and muscular system. Since we were speaking about juices, endive juice is also considered a very effective remedy for myopia. It can also be mixed with the juice mentioned before. The use of carrots is considered beneficial in the treatment of cataract. Eat plenty of raw carrots daily or else drink two glasses of fresh carrot juice a day. You can also extract the juice of pumpkin flowers to make something very useful for your eyes. That juice can be applied externally on the eyelids twice daily to prevent further clouding of the crystalline lens.
It may seem strange but there are lots of people that say natural remedies work very well and that their vision improved after putting mustard oil on to the soles of both feet daily and at night. Also, small amounts of cayenne is used as an anti-inflammatory eyedrop for the mucus membranes. It increases blood flow to the eye.
Another thing that is known to give results, is coleus, which some people also drop directly into the eye to increase blood flow and decrease intraocular pressure. Jaborandi is a herb that grows in the rainforest. It’s been used for well over 100 years in patients with glaucoma and it contains pilocarpine, an alkaloid compound which causes constriction of the pupils and reduces pressure within the eye.
Bentonite clay has been used by many. The clay absorbs toxins that cause any different eye issues and is especially good for infections and eye strain. It has even been reported to help restore vision in the instance of cataracts. Mix half a teaspoon of licorice root powder with half a teaspoon of honey and one fourth teaspoon of clarified butter. Take the mixture twice a day with a cup of milk on an empty stomach.