Weekly Excerpt from "Better Eyesight"

Dear Subscribers of sci.med.vision,

You may have noticed that I have posted various articles regarding the
method through which one can heal their eyesight and see perfectly
once more. This method, known as the cure of imperfect sight, or the
Bates Method, has been written about in great detail during the
1919-1930 period (eighty years ago) in the monthly run of a magazine
publication, Better Eyesight, edited and produced by Dr. William Bates
(1860-1931) a noble genius in the field of natural eyesight recovery.

I have taken so much value from this magazine that, I hereby shall be
posting, weekly, one short excerpt or article from this treasure chest
of knowledge.

However, if the reader wishes look into, in his or her own time the
wonderful works of Central Fixation Publishing Corporation and Dr.
Bates, they can also go to this website:

www.central-fixation.com

Then go to "Better Eyesight Magazine".

The author of this message wishes to express his sincere appreciation
for your time and devotion to the understanding of Perfect Sight, for
the more we are able to disseminate this great knowledge and easy
principles that enable one to recover their vision, perhaps we stand a
greater chance of this incredible method entering the mainstream line
of education, where every pupil ever born does not have to suffer the
products of our iatrogenic era, with glasses, lenses, the lasers, and
whatever forthcoming horrors of technology we must endure in the time
to come, in a time where no man, woman, or child alive is without
PERFECT SIGHT.

 

You're so cool Zetsu!!!!!!!!! Let's start a revolution! =DDDDD

 

I can't agree more with every word you said! Also I never knew you had
such amazing English language skillz! =D

 

I'm inspired to create "Bates method comic relief"

 

Remember humor is the best medicine.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
Comic Relief is the inclusion of a humorous character or scene or
witty dialogue in an otherwise serious work, often to RELIEVE TENSION.

(emphasis mine)

OO mike turner maybe the sun is shining! how about a nice look at
it?

 

HAHAHAHAHA