koOp

you know wat would be much easier and a more accurate answer is to go see your optometrist.

GameMaster

Or if you google for an answer

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ghost

I hear laser eye surgery seems to be good. Maybe pricey but if it can correct your vision then I'm sure it will be worth every penny.

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GameMaster

Yes and the price is falling down every day. One day it will be really usual, instead of glasses you will get a receipt to visit the doctor to remove the dioptry.

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Candy

i had that. but not to permanently fix my vision as i already have one permanently buggered eye. it was to "stitch" my retina back in more firmly i think as it got ripped off in an accident which i would rather not go into . anyway they done it without anesthetic, it felt like i was getting small electric shocks in my eye or like when u pluck out a hair.(i was quite a bit younger than i am now so details might be a bit hazy lol)

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oscaryu1

After you do that, don't go skydiving. Your eyes will literally pop outta the sockets. No joke.

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GameMaster

That's not true, lol. I support the laser operation, it did a great job to my friend. Her dioptry was +4.5.
Lol, I know she isn't skydiving but still

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ghost

HUH! DUDE, LOL!

When you have it done you will be sore for a week or two, then you cannot be exposed to UV light (the sun) ya get given some glasses to wear outside for a few months...

It works a treat though, some ppl are even restored to 20/20 vision.

(BTW I seen all this on a doc on SKY, can't remember the program!)

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imsati

It's been said a few times, but yes, the vitamins in carrot juice will help keep your eyes healthy, but not 'cure' bad vision. Also, keep in mind that Vitamin A is fat-soluble, and too much is actually a bad thing!

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You do realize that everytime PC eye Posts, God kicks a puppy, and every time someone takes his advice, He smothers a kitten in front of a child, right?
http://www.computerforum.com/114761-...tml#post922619

Yeti

Don't spread that misinformation. The only thing that could happen, though it is unlikely, is that the corneal flap becomes detached; and that is only for LASIK type procedures (PRK doesn't have a flap). There has been extensive testing done by the military on this.

As for the original post, you should either ask your optometrist as was mentioned, or experiment for yourself - go for a few months with no carrot juice and periodically check your vision with a Snellen chart then go for a few months drinking carrot juice again checking your vision every so often. That said, I'm don't think more carrot juice will improve vision unless it was initially caused by a vitamin deficiency.