The discussion centers on alternatives to laser eye surgery and corrective contacts for improving vision. Participants express skepticism about eye exercises, noting that while they may help with relaxation or conditions like lazy eye, they do not significantly improve sharpness of vision or correct refractive errors like astigmatism or myopia. Some users share personal experiences with a book aimed at treating nearsightedness, claiming improvements in vision. The conversation also shifts to the pros and cons of switching from glasses to contacts, with some users advocating for high-quality contacts like Acuvue Oasis for comfort and convenience. Concerns about the initial discomfort of inserting contacts and potential issues like dryness or irritation are mentioned. The thread concludes with humorous remarks about dietary advice for eye health, specifically emphasizing carrots. Overall, the consensus is that while some methods may provide minor benefits, significant vision correction typically requires corrective lenses or surgery.
but my optometrist said that was mainly a relaxation thing, it won't repair your eyes
