Clear Vision Mini Course

Welcome to Your Free Mini Course

Supporting Clear Vision Naturally

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Module 1: Introduction & Overview

In this course, you will learn techniques for maintaining eye comfort and wellness, addressing common concerns such as difficulty seeing at night, dry eyes, eye strain, supporting overall eye health, and more.

In this video, I outline my mini course designed to help you support clear vision naturally. We explore the benefits of natural methods, including how acupressure can support vision health and how herbs and eye exercises can contribute to vision wellness.

Discover simple and effective steps to help promote eye comfort and maintain vision wellness, all without the need for expensive equipment or complex routines.

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Watch this video and discover the potential of herbs to enhance your vision and help with a wide range of vision problems.

Whether you've personally faced vision problems, have loved ones struggling with poor eyesight, or simply want to safeguard your eye health, this video provides valuable insights. Join me on the journey to healthier, happier eyes through herbal therapy. Best - Dr. B

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Module 3: Locating Acupressure Points

Video: Locating Acupressure Points

If you’re new to acupressure or just feel like a a brush up on the basics check out this video. If you are experienced with acupressure then skip ahead.

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One cun equals the width of the thumb at its knuckle.

The cun measurement is very useful because it adjusts to the patient's anatomy, ensuring precise localization of acupoints for both adults and children. Various shortcuts exist for measuring multiple cun lengths.

1.5 Cun

The width across the index and middle fingers at the first joint measures 1.5 cun.

3 Cun

The width of four fingers held together, at the level of first joint is 3 cun.

4 Cun

The width of the hand measured at the knuckles is 4 cun.

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Module 4: Specific Vision Conditions

I have included acupressure points for common vision issues. Each video is followed with illustrated directions to simplify location of the acupressure points.

STEP 1: Select one or two vision issues that most interest you. STEP 2: For thirty days activate those points three times a day, then use as needed. STEP 3: Repeat steps 1 and 2 on other vision issues that interest you. -Dr. B

In this video, I reveal the Dim Vision Miracle Point. The Dim Vision Miracle Point has been a closely guarded secret for centuries and is not found on usual acupuncture charts.

If you're looking to enhance your vision naturally, watch this video to unlock the ancient wisdom of the Dim Vision Miracle Point.

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The Dim Vision Miracle Point

The Dim Vision Miracle Point is found on the middle of your thumb joint.

Dim Vision Focus Exercise

Did you know you can play a fun game to make your eyes stronger? Here's how you can do it:

Hold your thumb about 12 inches (30cm) from your face and look at it for about one minute, then look at something at a distance for one minute. Repeat five times.

In this video I show you a fast, simple, and effective acupuncture point for cataracts. A cataract is a clouding of the lens in the front of your eye.

Blurred vision, sensitivity to light, difficulty seeing in low light, and frequent changes in your eyeglass prescription can all be signs of a cataract. If you have a cataract and are not ready for surgery, then the Cataract Miracle Point just might help improve your vision.

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Step 1

Find the point that is just behind your ear lobe. You will be between the back of you jaw and the front of lump of bone called the “Mastoid Process”.

Step 2

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Cataract Recommendations

Eye Palming

To perform this relaxation technique, begin by washing your hands thoroughly. Next, rub your hands together vigorously to generate warmth through friction. Find a comfortable seated position and gently close your eyes. Lightly place your warmed palms over your eyes, allowing them to rest there. Take slow, deep breaths to promote relaxation. Maintain this soothing position for approximately five minutes or as long as feels comfortable. When ready, slowly lower your hands to let your eyes gradually adjust to the light around you.

Dry Eye Relief

Dry eyes occur when there is an insufficient amount of tears or poor-quality tears to lubricate the eyes.

Eye dryness can lead to discomfort, redness, itching, and even blurry vision. Symptoms may include a stinging or burning sensation, a feeling of grittiness, excessive tearing, sensitivity to light, or difficulty wearing contact lenses. Now, are you ready to uncover the secret of The Dry Eye Miracle Point? Watch and learn.

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Stomach 2

Looking forward, put your finger on the bone below the center of your eye, then move your finger down till it comes off the bone. That spot is Stomach 2.

Triple Energizer 23 (TE 23) & Extraordinary Point Head-Neck 5 (EX HN 5)

TE 23: start at the end of your eyebrow, then move back till you are in a hollow area, that is TE 23. EX HN 5: is just below TE 23.

Bladder 1

Bladder 1 is located just above the inner corner of the eye. Pressure is directed up and away from the eye, there should be no pressure on the eyeball.

Dry Eye Recommendations

To relieve dry eyes, consider using warm compresses and blinking exercises. For warm compresses, soak a clean cloth in warm water, wring it out, and gently place it over your closed eyes for about five minutes. This can provide soothing relief. Additionally, if you spend extended periods reading, working at a computer, or focusing intently, remember to blink regularly to maintain moisture in your eyes.

In addition to warm compresses and blinking exercises, hydration and environmental factors can also impact eye comfort. Drinking an adequate amount of water throughout the day may help alleviate dry eye symptoms. Furthermore, using a humidifier, especially in dry climates or during the winter months, can add moisture to the air and benefit your eye health. When outdoors, wearing polarized sunglasses is advisable to shield your eyes from wind and sun exposure, which can contribute to dryness and discomfort.

If you have trouble driving at night, blurry vision in the dark, excessive squinting at night, or trouble reading road signs at night you might have night blindness.

Night blindness is a condition in which someone has trouble seeing in darkness or dim light. In this video I will show you the Night Vision Miracle point, a surprising remedy, that just might help improve your night vision.

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Night Blindness Miracle Point

To locate the Night Blindness Miracle Point, pinch the skin where the web meets the base of your thumb. The tender spot you find there is the Night Blindness Miracle Point.

Night Blindness Recommendations

To support your night vision, incorporate several practices into your daily routine. Spend about twenty minutes each day in a dark environment to aid your eyes in adjusting to low light conditions, which can gradually improve your ability to see in darkness. Additionally, practice eye exercises by focusing on objects at varying distances and rapidly shifting focus between near and far objects. These exercises help strengthen eye muscles and enhance visual flexibility.

Avoid direct exposure to bright lights when in low-light settings to prevent disruption of your night vision adaptation. During daytime, protect your eyes by wearing sunglasses that block 100% of UV rays. This proactive measure not only shields your eyes from harmful sun exposure but also supports your overall night vision health.

In this video I will help you find three acupressure points that have been used for hundreds of years to alleviate the discomfort and fatigue associated with eye strain.

Whether you spend long hours in front of a screen, engage in extensive reading, or simply want to reduce eye fatigue, you'll discover valuable acupressure points to soothe your eyes and improve your overall visual well-being.

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Bladder 1

Bladder 1: Just above the inner corner of the eye. Press towards the nose and away from the eye.

Tip of the Ear

Press tip of ear between thumb and index finger, that is the Tip of the Ear point.

Sun Point

The Sun Point is found one thumb width to the side of the corner of your eye.

Eye Strain: Recommendations

Here's a helpful tip known as the 20-20-20 rule to prevent eye strain and dryness during prolonged close-up work. It's straightforward and effective. For every 20 minutes spent on tasks requiring close focus, take a break to gaze at something approximately 20 feet away for about 20 seconds. This simple practice allows your eyes to relax and maintain their health.

After this brief pause, you can resume your work refreshed. Implementing these short breaks throughout your day can significantly alleviate eye fatigue and contribute to long-term eye wellness.

Tackle Glaucoma Naturally

In this video I am going to show you two acupressure points for glaucoma. Lowering pressure in the eye is the only method proven for treating glaucoma.

Fortunately, a recent study showed that activating certain acupuncture points significantly reduced eye pressure in a group of glaucoma patients. Adding acupuncture point stimulation to your eye care program just might help keep your eye pressure down.

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Bladder 1

Bladder 1 is just above the inner coroner of the eye. Direct pressure away from the eye towards the bridge of the nose.

Extraordinary Point Head-Neck 7

Below the eye on the orbit bone (eye socket bone) midway between the center and the side of the orbit bone. Direct pressure away from the eye.

Glaucoma: Recommendations

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is essential for supporting your eye health. Eat a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and healthy fats like olive oil or avocados. Regular physical activity is also beneficial for your overall health and can contribute to better eye health. Stay hydrated throughout the day by drinking plenty of water. Be mindful of your caffeine intake, as excessive consumption may increase pressure in your eyes. Additionally, consider practicing calming exercises such as yoga or Tai Chi to reduce stress, which can have positive effects on your eyes.

Glaucoma is a serious eye condition that can lead to vision loss if not managed properly. Regular visits to your eye doctor are crucial for early detection and treatment, helping to preserve your eyesight over time. Regular check-ups can monitor your eye health and ensure timely interventions to maintain good vision.

I this video I am going to show you a fast, simple, and effective acupuncture point for pink eye. Pink eye sometimes called conjunctivitis is an inflammation or infection of the transparent membrane over the eye.

Acupuncture has long been used for all types if eye conditions and the Pink Eye Miracle Point is a surprisingly effective addition to your pink eye treatment regimen.

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Pink Eye Miracle Point

Use a mirror to find this point. Looking forward this point is directly above your pupil at the upper edge of your eyebrow.

Pink Eye Recommendations

To alleviate pink eye symptoms, consider using warm or cold compresses. Apply a warm compress over closed eyes for a few minutes several times a day using a clean cloth each time. If the pink eye is due to allergies, a cold compress may provide more soothing relief. Additionally, over-the-counter eye drops designed to alleviate dryness can be helpful. Avoid eye drops that reduce redness, as they may exacerbate pink eye symptoms.

Take precautions to avoid irritants that can aggravate pink eye, such as smoke, dust, and wind. When outdoors, wear sunglasses to protect your eyes. Refrain from touching your eyes to prevent spreading the infection, and practice frequent hand washing. If symptoms persist or worsen despite these measures, it's important to seek advice from a healthcare professional promptly.

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Module 5: Legal Stuff

This Course Does Not Provide Medical Advice. The information, including but not limited to video, text, images, and other material contained in this course, are for informational purposes only. No material in this course is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. See supplement label for most up-to-date product information.

Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualiﬁed healthcare professional with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment and before undertaking a new healthcare regimen. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it because of something that you have heard, seen, or read in this course.