The primary dilemma with artificial lenses is they teach you bad habits, and allow your eyes to work improperly. You are forced to become dependent on the lenses, and your eyes will never heal. If you can teach your eyes to be more relaxed, the need for glasses and lenses go away completely.
A significant cause of eye ailments is mental stress and strain on the eyes. The key is to learn how to avoid strain in the first place. Of course, this is not always possible, so developing new habits to handle strain is the next step.
Another big problem with artificial lenses is finding the right prescription. Have you ever received your lenses only to find that they no longer corrected your vision accurately? The eyes are constantly changing.
Several things factor into how well you can see -- weather, health, mood, distractions, and outside stressors all play a part in your vision. When it’s warm and sunny outside our moods are normally better and so is our vision.
It is impossible for a doctor to find the perfect prescription. If you go to the doctor when you are in a bad mood and its dark and rainy out, your prescription will reflect this. When it’s sunny and bright, the same lenses may not work at all..
Experiment for a few weeks and see what happens. You may be surprised at the results. Of course things may be out of focus at first, but once your eyes start to adjust to a life without artificial lenses things will become clearer. The trick is to make sure you are free of excessive mental strain. Try some relaxation techniques and rest your eyes when things start to get tense.
Wearing artificial lenses can make our eyes lazy and teach us bad habits. Focus on fixing the problem of mental strain and your vision may improve.
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