Eyesight Promoter: Eye Exercise, Eyesight Improver

About Eyesight Promoter: Eye Exercise, Eyesight Improver

Eyesight Promoter can help bring balance to your everyday life, in just a few minutes a day!
Discovering fast and easy way to improve your vision and preserve your eye health by doing this 1-5 minutes eye training every day! You will also access to meditations and mindfulness audios in order to release stress and tension of daily life..
As your body need exercise, your eyes need a workout too!
Eyesight Promoter is All-in-one and simple to use app designed to brighten your day. Our mission is to improve your eye health by exercising your eye muscles or relaxing your eyes.
It has three different category:
- exercises for eyestrain
- exercises for lazy eye
- meditations
Our eyes do a lot of work for us every day. So it's a good idea to keep them in good working order. Eye strain (or eye fatigue) is a symptom of prolonged visual activities which is inevitable in this technology-focused world. You may experience eye strain when you spend a long time looking at a computer screen, mobile device or printed text. A condition known as digital eye strain can cause:
• dry eyes
• eye strain
• blurred vision
• headaches
Eye exercises can actually enhance vision. It can help with eye strain, certain eye conditions, and overall well-being. In fact, it an provide eye comfort, especially if your eyes get irritated at work.
Eye exercises can be helpful for the following conditions:
• nystagmus, which is an eye movement condition
• strabismus, which is also an eye movement condition
• amblyopia
• myopia
• visual field defects
• dyslexia
• vergence problems
• ocular motility conditions
• accommodative dysfunction
• asthenopia
• convergence insufficiency
• visual field deficits following brain injury
• motion sickness
• learning difficulties
The goal of vision therapy can be to strengthen the eye muscles. It also can help to retrain poor visual behavior, or help with eye tracking issues. Conditions that may be treated with vision therapy, often affecting children and sometimes adults, include:
• convergence insufficiency (CI)
• strabismus (cross-eye or walleye)
• amblyopia (lazy eye)
• dyslexia
A few simple eye exercises may help you improve eye strain symptoms. It’s also important to have your eyes checked regularly by an eye doctor. They can often detect and treat problems before noticeable symptoms begin.