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New Sight for Sore Eyes (aka Eye Can See Clearly Now is the modern reissue of Bernarr Macfadden's 1924-now public domain--work, Strengthening the EYES A System of Scientific Eye Training.
[PREFACE: ] ...my eyes were greatly improved, but their condition was still far from satisfactory. I finally concluded to take a fast of one week in order to cleanse thoroughly my physical organism. This benefited my eyes tremendously. Thereafter I began to experiment with various eye exercises together with the eye bath, massage, etc., and my eyes soon acquired their former vigor. In recent years I have been informed on numerous occasions that the eyes naturally begin to deteriorate after forty years of age, and that total blindness might result if I did not assist them with glasses. About ten years ago (I am now 55)...one of my patients, an oculist, was very emphatic in his warnings as to the danger I was running by not wearing glasses, and he finally induced me to promise him that I would try a pair if he sent them to me after he returned home. The glasses arrived in due time, but after wearing them for about ten minutes my eyes pained me so severely that I had to discard them. I have refrained from adopting the "eye crutch" up to the present time, and I hope that for many years to come I shall be able to avoid them. As a result of the natural methods of treatment... my eyes are excellent and I work strenuously with both brain and eyes regularly six days per week, and long, tedious days at that....[END OF EXCERPT] WHO IS THE AGELESS ADEPT? My name is Walt F.J. Goodridge, author of the Ageless Adept(TM) series of books and videos, and I'm here to prove a point!Years ago, before I became vegan, a friend asked a question over lunch I couldn't answer: "Do you know what's in the food you're eating?" As a trained engineer, it bothered me to no end that I had failed such a simple test, and so--with health, longevity and vitality as my goals--I dedicated my life to the search for answers and ultimately to "share what I know, so that others may grow." My childhood in the Caribbean steeped within me a reverence for the natural world of sunshine, water, earth, air and time. As an adult, I learned what passes as health and healing in the western paradigm, and it simply never made sense that natural beings should need to turn to men in lab coats with little blue pills in search of wellness. It made more sense that Nature would have the answers built in; that our bodies would have an innate healing code; that our "operations manual" should be simple and foolproof. Through my own self-health experiments, the testimonials of others of like mind, and the corroboration of researchers from this and previous eras, I've realized that the symptoms we as a society accept as a "normal part of aging" are simply the body's reactions to habits of ingesting pharmaceuticals, fake food with artificial ingredients, pesticides, hormones, steroids and antibiotics, plus other environmental factors. Some of these habits may be hard to break, but are ultimately under our control. If the causes are controllable, that means the effects are not inevitable and may even be reversible! That's what I'm here to prove! I've distilled my results into the Ageless Adept(TM) philosophy and protocols that I hope will (1) empower you to become your own authority in matters of health, and (2) simplify choosing the products and practices you'll encounter on your own path to perfect health, long life and the fountain of youth!
About the author
Bernarr Macfadden (born Bernard Adolphus McFadden, August 16, 1868 - October 12, 1955) was an American proponent of physical culture, a combination of bodybuilding with nutritional and health theories. He also founded the long-running magazine publishing company Macfadden Publications. He was the predecessor of Charles Atlas and Jack LaLanne, and has been credited with beginning the culture of health and fitness in the United States. Macfadden popularized the practice of fasting that previously had been associated with illnesses such as anorexia nervosa. He felt strongly that fasting was one of the surest ways to physical health. Many of his subjects would fast for a week in order to rejuvenate their body. He claimed that "a person could exercise unqualified control over virtually all types of disease while revealing a degree of strength and stamina such as would put others to shame" through fasting. He saw fasting as an instrument with which to prove a man's superiority over other men.
