High Performance Longevity Blurred Lines: How to Naturally Improve Eyesight & Ditch Glasses
Do you have bad eyes? We've been fed a multi-billion dollar lie and here's the good news… you can naturally and dramatically improve your vision. Including those with bad genes. Perhaps even allowing you to ditch typical (and restrictive) treatments like glasses and contacts.
Our guest's personal experience and raving group of fans show that it's not only possible but repeatable. The necessary process and techniques are available to anyone, anywhere.
Meet our guestClaudia Muehlenweg, founder of Holistic Vision LLC and creator of the Naturally Clear Vision Method, always hated her glasses and has made it her mission to help others see clearly naturally… just like she has done.
Claudia is a sought-after international speaker and workshop leader. She focuses on finding the root cause of her clients' blurry vision instead of using symptomatic treatments like glasses, contacts, or surgery that can actually make their eyesight worse in the long term.
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- Claudia's course to upgrade your vision naturally in 21 days
- Vision is dynamic and constantly changing throughout the day based on all kinds of factors (light, movement, diet, stress, etc)
- Glasses, contacts, and Lasik are all designed to show just one specific distance clearly, and the eyes have a natural focus-changing power of 20 diopter
- Natural vision correction and improvement are possible as shown by Claudia and the testimonials of countless clients
- Give your eyes moments of rest and balance close-up work with looking into the distance
- Watch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/jnDGCTLr4I8
- Full episode show notes: https://mindbodypeak.com/63
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Nick