And it is extremely difficult to apply CS directly to one's retina! Marshall
Sally Khanna wrote: > I knew someone who lost his eyesight from staring at the sun. I know > there is a yoga execrise which involves staring at the sun, but for > brief periods. I've been told the retina can get burned > otherwise. Sally > > [email protected] wrote: > > I used the red LEDs directly over my right and left eyes. I > took off the array when it got too hot which takes a few > min. The effect is everything is sharper and brighter in > these 40yr old eyes. My wife reports the same with her eyes > as well. I lost my fear of trying this when I read some > testimonies about people staring into the sun for short > periods and having there vision actually improve. There is a > story of a sadistic Korean doctor who forced American POWs > to stare at the sun for 10 hours a day during the Korean > war.. If they blinked they were threatened with death. They > all had better eyesight after a year and only suffered from > headaches and neck aches. Some no longer needed there > glasses. I also read the Univ, of Wisconsin Med school (Dr > Harry Whelan who also works for the Gov. an! d NASA) is > using LEDs in research testing to heal the eyes of blinded > mice using 670nm red LEDs. I would NOT put a red laser in my > eyes as the beam is far more concentrated and supposedly you > can overdose with lasers but not LEDs. After a while we may > hear of some people using lasers for eyesight improvement > but I am not ready to try that yet. > Steve > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Mail - 50x more storage than other providers!
