Sure Vision Glasses to Improve Vision Naturally in 30-60 Days!

If you are one of the unlucky few who need to wear glasses then you must be familiar with those pesky headaches caused by eye strains. They ruin your entire day and make you dependent on balms and pills. 

There are many reasons for headaches but eyestrain is the fundamental one. The medical term for eye strains is Asthenopia, which occurs when the eye muscles get too tired – maybe from spending all day in front of a screen (PC, mobile, TV etc.). The eyes get tired when it is forced to be persistently concentrated in the same general place.

The reason this occurs is because the ciliary muscle (smooth muscle within the middle of eyeball) becomes stressed. This muscle is responsible for accommodating viewing objects at different distances. Therefore, when you spend hours looking at a computer your ciliary muscle starts tightening from a lack of depth variation. Truthfully, eye strains and headaches, are extremely common among eyeglass wearers.

When you work on a computer, it is often glare from a screen that causes the strain. When working on the computer, look away from your screen once every fifteen minutes and focus on an object in the distance. This will prevent your ciliary muscles from cramping. Alternately, stand up and sit down while looking into the distance as this will help bring variety to the way your eye muscles are working and focusing. Also, if you feel your eyes are getting dry, blink ten times in a row once every twenty minutes. Doing this will rewet your eyes and prevents dry eyes.

If your eyes are feeling strained, and you also feel the muscles in your forehead and your temples tense up, this is probably due to a glasses headache! To relax your eyes, turn off the lights and keep your eyes open in the dark. In the dark, your eyes can get a break from focusing. 

The best way to relieve headaches caused by glasses is by getting rid of them entirely. With Sure Vision Vision Correction Eyewear you can get rid of eyeglasses entirely. It looks like regular sunglasses but with a series of pinhole sized holes in the lenses. Looking through pinhole glasses causes the ciliary muscle of your eyes to do adaptive exercises that increase the range of motion of the ciliary muscles. The tiny holes in Sure Vision Eye Correction Glasses change the light entering the eyes from an overpowering mass of light to a collection of lower-intensity, narrower light rays that effectively makes a more "organized" pattern to focus on.

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