The first thing you see upon opening Dr. Bates’ pioneering 1920 book Perfect Sight Without Glasses is a foreword called “The Fundamental Principle”. Within a few paragraphs, this peculiar eye doctor prompts you, the open-minded reader, to experience “Central Fixation” through an experiential practice he called “flashing”. 126 years later, we now call it “reverse
Nathan Oxenfeld and two of his vision students were interviewed by Ben Briscoe with CBS News. Click Here to watch/read the full story now.
The most noticeable difference between the picture on my 2011 drivers license and the picture on my 2019 drivers license is probably my hair. The less noticeable difference is the fact that in 2011 I was wearing contact lenses in order to see clearly while driving. Now, eight years later, I am able to drive