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Re: Bates
2003-08-01 06:29:57
"Kory Postma" > said. It is a bad habit and it is bad for the visual system. You > even agreed that someone with normal vision will have lowered vision > if they continue to squint. If they always do it as a habit then what > will happen? Their vision will be lowered. Bates showed them how to > stop squinting and how to relax. How can you argue with this? People with 20/15 vision don't squint because they see better when they don't. People with 20/40 squint because they see _better_ when they squint. If it becomes a habit, by your reasoning would it not be a good habit and improve their vision? Squinting does not decrease refractive error, nor increase it either. The eye doesn't refract differently after they open their eyes. > Also, lifting weights is bad for your muscles. Your muscles rebuild > themselves and that makes your arm and chest muscles stronger, but the > lifting of the weights tears them down first. You-all can discuss the benefits or dangers of exercise ad nauseam. The orbicularis muscle isn't directly involved in visual perception. -MT
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