What is Farsightedness?

If you can see things in the distance but find close-up objects appear blurry or fuzzy, you may be farsighted. Medically, farsightedness is called hyperopia. This means the eye focuses better on distant objects than on object close-up.

Children with mild-to-moderate farsightedness can see both close-up and at a distance without needing correction. The reason for this is the muscles and lenses in their eyes are flexible and by squinting they overcome the farsightedness.

However, as the child ages into adulthood, it becomes much more difficult for the eyes to adjust, and hyperopia becomes an ongoing problem.

Causes of Hyperopia

The eyes focus on incoming light and send the image of what you’re viewing to the brain. In the case of farsightedness, the incoming rays of light on the cornea and lens cannot focus the image directly on the surface of the retina. If the eye is too short or the power to focus is too weak, the image goes behind the retina and thus the image appears blurry.

A Natural Method to Improve Farsightedness

The Reader Style Pinhole Glasses are for anyone with weakened farsighted vision. If you have blurry vision, find yourself squinting to see close-up objects or experience difficulty reading using the Reader Style Pinhole Glasses provides a natural way to improve the condition.

Vision is a major link between the outside world and the brain. Much of our experience enters visually through the eyes and it’s an important factor in how we relate to the world around us and how we interact within it.

Using Pinhole Glasses to improve vision is not a recent discovery. In fact, its roots go back in history where the same principles were used successfully then as they are today.

The Indian yogi, Patanjali, devised techniques to tone and condition the extra-ocular muscle more than 2,000 years ago. Also, the 7th century Greek physician Paulus Aegineta used a mask which had eye holes in it, forcing the crossed eye to straighten out.

Vision Training Using Pinhole Glasses

We may not think about it, however, vision is more than just opening and shutting the eyes. Vision comprises more than ten different functions. The most common are:

1. Accommodation — the ability of the eyes to bring the eyes inward when looking at close objects.

2. Convergence — the ability to bring the eyes inward when looking at objects.

3. Divergence — the ability of the eyes to go outward when looking from far to near.

4. Version — the ability of the eyes to look and follow objects in all directions.

5. Stereopsis — the ability to judge the relative distance of objects and to see in three dimensions.

6. Saccades — the ability to quickly look from one object to another.

Pinhole Glasses for Farsighted Vision

The Natural Eyes Vision Training Kit (Reader Style for Farsightedness) contains one set of Vision Training Pinhole Glasses and a booklet with easy to follow eye exercises.

Typically, when eyesight deteriorates, a prescription for corrective lens is written. This doesn’t allow the person to reverse the condition, and as time passes, we require stronger glasses. However, it doesn’t occur to people they can “correct” their vision using natural methods. Who says you can’t improve your vision? The difference is, by using Pinhole Glasses and doing eye exercises daily, natural eyesight is improved and restored.

I’ve used the Pinhole Glasses for Farsighted Vision and found my eyesight improved. I also admit, after I saw improvement in my vision, I got lazy and stopped using them regularly. After some time, my eyesight deteriorated again. Therefore, I recommend patience and daily practice to make definitive and long-lasting changes.

95% of first-time users will write to me in disbelief they can notice results immediately while wearing the Pinhole Glasses. As a reminder, long lasting results occur when the Pinhole Glasses are used daily.

The rest is up to you!

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Please note Pinhole glasses are not recommended for driving and should only be used as training tools in a safe environment.

Other Available Pinhole Glasses:

Pinhole Glasses for Nearsightedness

Pinhole Glasses for Kids