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5 Ways to Improve Vision Without Glasses

Improving your vision naturally without relying on glasses is a goal for many. While glasses and contacts are essential for correcting refractive errors, there are ways to support and enhance your eye health. Here are five methods to help improve vision without glasses:

1. Eye Exercises

Eye exercises can strengthen eye muscles, improve focus, and enhance visual acuity. Regular practice may help reduce eye strain and support better vision over time.

  • Focus Shifting: Hold your finger a few inches away from your eyes. Focus on your finger, then slowly move it away while maintaining focus. Shift your gaze to a distant object and then back to your finger. Repeat several times.
  • Figure Eight: Imagine a giant figure eight in front of you. Trace the figure with your eyes for a few minutes in one direction, then switch.
  • Near and Far Focusing: Focus on a nearby object (like a pen) for 10-15 seconds, then shift your focus to something far away (like a tree outside) for another 10-15 seconds. Repeat this process 10 times.

2. Proper Nutrition

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