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THE IMPROVEMENT OF SIGHT BY NATURAL MEANS

The book under review removes that difficulty. Little fault can be found in the way in which the author presents his technique. The book is refreshingly free from the sweeping condemnation of orthodox methods which characterizes most of the literature emanating from the unorthodox school.

THE IMPROVEMENT OF SIGHT BY NATURAL METHODS

Defective eyesight is frequently due to faulty nutrition, constipation, faulty use of the eyes, anaemia, nervousness, etc. The ideal of the optician and oculists is to give glasses to all the inhabitants from the cradle to the grave. Yet eyesight can be greatly improved without glasses, which perpetuate the original fault.