You're an eye doctor and you believe that most people can actually heal or improve their eyesight naturally.

Any brain at any age has the ability to enhance and optimize the vision.

That early signs of up close being blurry.

That's the critical time where if you jump in and get proactive and do specific vision training exercises,

you can at least kick that can down the road for a while.

And in many cases, not be as dependent on glasses or

not even need them there are certain supplements that have been shown to support cataract reversal

gluterol c60 carbon 60 eyesight and vision are two different things think of eyesight as the

ability to see that's what glasses are for or context vision though is entirely brain. Vision problems are brain

problems and there are solutions for brain problems with something like vision therapy or

vision performance training. I mean there's so much more to vision than just 2020 eyesight. Did you know it may actually be possible to improve your vision naturally?

And that a lot of what we think is normal eye decline could be preventable.

This is my first culture apothecary episode all about eye health.

And we're covering everything.

Dry eye, blurred vision, astigmatism, screen fatigue, hidden vision problems that can

mimic ADHD, why concussions can affect your eyesight long after the injury and what you can

actually do to protect your eyes as you age. I'm joined by Dr. Bryce Applebaum, a board-certified

neuro-optometrist, fellow of the College of Optometrist in Vision Development and founder of My Vision First

to break down what most eye doctors miss, the difference between eyesight and vision,

and the practical tools that could change the way you see.

Watch today's episode on the real Alex Clark YouTube channel or Culture Apothecary on Spotify.

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