Eye Surgery

Question: Why do people get lasik eye surgery when it's risky?

(Posted by: cruzp5p5 on 2010-02-17 11:29:36)

Lasik eye surgery can have side effects which can cause permanent damage to the eye. I used to have bad eyesight until a friend at work told me about some pills that are very good for eyesight. They are called bilberry. They take a while to work and you also have to reduce eyestrain to get results. In other words, reduce computer use, relax eyes more, stuff like that. I am living proof that this works. So why would people spend money on surgery when there's other methods to improving eyesight? Maybe people are skeptical of things. I was too until I tried it.

Posted by: Robert on 2010-02-17, 11:53:33

That's Great! I'm glad for you. It sure is good to have good eye sight, isn't it? Isn't it amazing that God put so many wonderful things in the earth for us to use like that? I think most people probably choose surgery because they unaware of alternatives that actually work. I don't think the big drug companies and the medical association members are all real fond of the idea of such information being assimilated into public use either. Too much money to be lost. That wouldn't look good to stockholders and such like.

Posted by: David E on 2010-02-17, 12:04:22

Most of the claims for bilberry revolve around improvement of night vision. I have never seen claims that they reduce myopia. Your results with this supplement are certainly not typical.

Posted by: cynthia m on 2010-02-17, 12:07:12

Drugs or alternative remedies cannot correct long sightedness or short sightedness; these are caused by a fault in the relationship between the power of the lens within your eye, and the length of the globe of your eye.Neither can eye exercises. I too can't understand why people risk unnecessary surgery on their eyes, when there are gorgeous lightweight glasses, or contact lenses, available