Ayurvedic /Ayurvedic/ multi-aperture glasses - lensless
The image reaches the eye through small holes. By looking and "folding" the image, we exercise and strengthen the eye muscles.
Multi-aperture lensless glasses designed for eye muscle exercises with various vision defects. Wearing glasses weakens the eye muscles, because the vision correction is taken over by the lenses and the eye no longer has to exert itself. This can lead to a deepening of the defect. Lensless glasses are supposed to stop this process and keep the eye muscles in good shape.
Supposedly described thousands of years ago in the Hindu book of Ayurveda, where they were supposed to correct defects long before the invention of glasses. For use in both farsightedness and myopia. They restore the natural function and mobility of the eye muscles, weakened as a result of wearing lens glasses, and improve blood supply to the eyes and remove fatigue.
Lasting effects are possible after 6 weeks. regular use. Start using from a dozen or so minutes and extend gradually to 2-3 hours a day.
After using them, do not immediately put on optical glasses, wait a few to several minutes to consolidate the effect. Initially, the use can be tiring, the eye must gradually get used to the new type of looking. Use when watching TV, reading with very good lighting, walking, cleaning and other safe activities.
Note: Do not use while driving or other activities that require precision and accurate vision.
wikipedia.org:
Ayurvedic glasses - lensless glasses made according to the principles of Old Indian medicine. The lenses were replaced by opaque apertures with many small diameter holes.
According to their supporters, they effectively treat myopia, farsightedness, astigmatism, cataracts and strabismus in children.
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