Description

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Refreshing Vision may be the most comprehensive natural vision improvement manual available. If you are looking for guidance on how to enhance your perception of the world of light and get more meaning out of what you see, this could be the book you need. In addition to specific activity programs geared toward special needs such as sports performance and learning abilities, deeper issues involving biochemistry and biophysics are also addressed head on in this tour de force by Dr. Swartwout, named Holistic Optometrist of the Year by the International Society for Holistic Optometry. Try this approach in the comfort of your own space and benefit not only from the author's decades of groundbreaking clinical work in this field, but also his father's pioneering work that is the foundation upon which that work is laid.This book pulls no punches, also introducing levels of care that may require further professional assistance, and the availability of the author to help guide you and your doctor or other vision practitioner to success. More than a book, it is an entry point to a new way of looking at vision...

About the Author

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Rev. Dr. Glen discovered in the mid 1980's that he was at over 99% risk of dying before 1996, based on Bioelectronics of Vincent (BEV) known in European Biological Medicine as the Medicine of the Future because of its predictive power. BEV assesses biological age via blood, urine and saliva parameters of pH (protons), rH2 (electrons) and resistivity (ionization via photons), the three factors of biophysics which determine energy content of a biological fluid medium according to the Nernst Equation. Observations of the transformations between health, disease and back to health over more than half a century in this science of biophysics are the foundation of Dr. Glen's 5 Phases of Health model as a roadmap for accelerated self-healing and restoration of radiant health, function and longevity. Rev. Dr. Glen-Martin Swartwout graduated Magna Cum Laude with honors in Environmental Earth Sciences and Chemistry from Dartmouth College, and received his doctorate at the top of his class in Vision Science with honors in Optics as well as Leadership, being inducted into both Beta Sigma Kappa and the Gold Key Honor Societies at the State University of New York in Manhattan, where he trained at the largest outpatient vision clinic in the world. He served as Editor, Vice President and President of the American Optometric Student Association serving 4000 international student doctor members. He is the author of over 50 professional papers, books, and software programs. His first professional office was in Tokyo, Japan.