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Eye Care: Fundamental rule Palming The term 'palming' was coined by William Bates, the author of 2 books on vision improvement (The Bates Method for Better Eyesight Without Glasses/With Eye Chart) and (The Cure of Imperfect Sight by Treatment Without Glasses). You just close your eyes and cover them with your palms, resting them on your cheek bones. Make sure you do not put pressure on your eyeballs. Relax and think of pleasant images. A variation is to imagine the 'blackest' black that you can. But the important thing is to keep your mind relaxed. There are more eye exercises available on the Vision Improvement Site. Computer work
If possible, do computer work
without wearing your glasses. I know this is difficult for most people but
this is enormously beneficial. I can only see the screen about 8-10 inches
away, so I move the monitor nearer and shift my chair forward. Now my eyes
don't feel as tried as before. Look up across the room or out
of the window every few minutes. Take a few deep breathes before
continuing your work. Stop work after every 40
minutes or so. Get up from your seat and take a walk around the place.
Palm for a few minutes before going back to face the computer screen
again. Whenever possible, make use of your distant vision. Extended periods of time spent at the computer can really spoil one's eyesight, as you may have noticed. Seek out opportunities to see things that are far away. Reading
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