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Author: Thomas Quackenbush
ISBN : 1556433417
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Relearning to See is a very impressive text!...outstrips all its predecessors...Most complete text that we've ever seen on natural vision improvement. For anyone seeking to improve their eyesight without drugs, surgery or prescription lenses...For anyone seriously interested in vision improvement or the Bates method,
Relearning to See is a 'must have'..."
—Rosemary Jones
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Relearning to See...has got to be one of the best and most comprehensive books on natural vision improvement and the Bates method ever written...many glorious illustrations...two books for the price of one!...a very well-written book professionally presented. If you only want to buy one book on natural vision improvement, make sure this is the one."
—Chen Hanwen
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This huge book, filled with illustrations and color, walks one through the original Bates writings with updates and improvements. Quackenbush's work seizes the head of the field.
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- Paperback: 552 pages
- Publisher: North Atlantic Books; 1 edition (January 24, 2000)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1556433417
- ISBN-13: 978-1556433412
- Product Dimensions: 1.1 x 6.9 x 9.4 inches
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"What is quality?" asks Robert Pirsig in his exceptional novel, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. Relearning to See is QUALITY plus!
This is the best book I've seen on the Bates method of how to improve your vision naturally. It's extremely well researched, thorough, and very readable. At $25, it's a real bargain, as the quality of the publishing (including many color plates) is much closer to that of a $60 college textbook.