How can I prepare for an eye exam?

Question

Is there a way to make my eyesight temporarily better or clearer for my next eye exam? I'm thirteen and I have nearsightedness AKA Myopia... Any exercises perhaps?

Answer 1

I am a Natural Eyesight Improvement teacher. I work with an optomotrist that is open to natural ways. He had me teach one of his patients who was measuring 20/40 on the eye chart. Within 10 minutes the young man was reading 20/20, measured by my optomotrist. His father who was listening and doing also noticed an improvement in his sharpness.

Why would you only want to improve your eyesight temporarily? Why not want to get rid of the crutches of glasses and artificial corrections permanently. So many people are giving up to artificial corrections and lowering our nations eyesight on a grand scale.

Kids do need to see the chalkboard and their world fairly clearly. A 20/40 prescription is plenty strong for most things. If one gets glasses they can remove them when they are not needed. Then 20/20 contacts can be used for special occasions like plays. 20/20 prescriptions tend to encourage strain and can lead to stronger blur and stronger prescriptions, so their use should be minimized.

Avoid anything that talks about eye exercises(eye pushups, eye aerobics, eye yoga) they do not deal with the real issues of blurry vision and are often counter to natural eyesight. Also avoid programs that don't have teachers teaching students face to face. People don't have a clue about guiding others to Natural Perfect Eyesight without being accountable to real people.

We can return to Natural Perfect Eyesight by upgrading our vision software for these complex times. We need to unlearn the incorrect vision habits, reintegrate the correct vision behaviors, and undo the damage of artificial corrections and blur.

Answer 2

There is a method that is sold as a way to make your eyes stronger, to lessen near-sighted and far-sightedness.  It's called the "See Clearly Method".  But it doesn't work, it's a scam.

Your eyes are myopic because of the way they are shaped.  There's nothing that can be done for this except to correct it with lenses.

Why would you want to temporarily make your eyes better to fake an exam?  That would mean that you'd get the wrong prescription for glasses, or not get glasses at all, and then you'd have trouble seeing, you'd strain your eyes and get headaches, and you'd be unhappy.  I mean, they're only trying to help you!

Answer 3

Why would you want to make your eyesight better? If you need glasses, get them. You can always get contacts so no one notices.