Minutus

in reading these posts about myopia and laser surgery, i am reminded of a young woman who was
treated with laser. she was working with a spiritual healer who was succeeding in treating her and told absolutely not to deal with her mother at that time. she ignored him, had a big set back with her visual problem and then went to an eye doctor who did laser. the damage from the laser treatment virtually blinded her. laser surgery is no where as controlled as the medical people portend.

tanya

I recall that I looked up noni juice via a Google search some time back. It
is, I believe, a multi-level marketed product. That kind of thing is usually
all I have to see and then I am gone.
Allen

Allen

your right on both accounts

Bob

Also check out Jacob Liberman's "Take Off Your Glasses and See"-
ISBN 0-517-59859-0

He expains how to improve your vision naturally and also lists practioners
(USA and International) who will work with you to improve your vision over
time.
Jim Gregorich

allen,

it is being sold as a MLM product but i dont know that it makes it useless. i use a food supplement that is sold that way and it is terrific. i have given it to several other people, some of who are in their late 60's and 70's and the results are pretty good and pretty quick. i am not promoting MLM's but i try to stay open-minded.

tanya

aldous huxley did a book back in the '30's or '40's on vision. he apparently was almost blind and thru
visual therapy he regained his sight. the name of the book is the Art of Seeing. makes you wonder what eye doctors have been doing all these decades--just making money!
tanya

I'm a big non-fan of MLM (puts people in the position of turning friends and
family in potential customers -- stinks, IMO), but some of the products are
definitely good. Non juice is definitely not useless, as my friend has
gotten tremendous results.

No need to be bigoted about it...


on 8/17/02 3:26 PM, tanya marquette at tamarque@frontiernet.net wrote: