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19 May 202212:32

Summary

TLDR本视频由胡乃文医生主讲,探讨了现代人因长时间使用电子设备导致的视力问题,如老花、散光、飞蚊症等。胡医生分享了自己曾患近视和老花的经历,以及这些眼睛问题给日常生活带来的困扰。视频着重介绍了眼肌的重要性,并提供了一系列训练眼肌的方法,旨在改善或预防视力问题。此外,胡医生还介绍了中医对于预防和治疗老花的看法和方法,包括特定的穴位按摩和草药方。整个讨论不仅涉及眼睛健康的科学知识,还融入了传统中医理论,为观众提供了一个全面的视力保健方案。

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Outlines

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👀 眼睛健康的重要性与基本概念

本段落讨论了随着现代生活方式的变化,尤其是长时间使用电子设备,年轻人越来越早地出现视力问题,如老花眼、散光、飞蚊症等。介绍了眼睛的两种重要肌肉——平滑肌和条纹肌,并强调了通过适当的训练可以改善甚至逆转某些眼睛疾病的观点。分享了个人对老花眼的经历和感受,解释了老花眼的生理机制,即晶状体的调节功能随年龄增长而减弱,导致看近物困难。最后,提出了通过日常练习加强睫状肌活动来缓解老花眼的建议。

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🏃‍♂️ 锻炼眼肌的方法与预防措施

在这一段中,详细介绍了几种锻炼眼肌的方法,旨在提高眼睛的调节能力和预防视力问题。强调了年轻人应该从早期就开始进行眼肌训练,以减轻年老时的视力困扰。提出了一些日常活动,如观看运动比赛,作为训练睫状肌和眼外肌的有效方式。此外,还提到了使用传统中医方法治疗老花眼的可能性,包括针对肝脏和肾脏的治疗,以及特定的穴位按摩和草药配方。最后,提出了针对双视(眼球运动不协调导致的视觉问题)的训练建议,强调了通过特定的眼部运动可以改善这一状况。

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🧘‍♀️ 眼部运动的长远益处与中医理论

第三段强调了定期进行眼部运动的重要性,特别是在长时间使用手机或电脑的现代生活环境中。通过分享具体的眼部运动建议,展示了这些简单动作如何有助于放松眼肌,提高眼部协调性,从而预防或改善双视和其他视力问题。此外,引入了中医的观点,解释了眼睛问题与肝木的关系,以及如何通过治疗肝脏来间接改善视力问题。这一部分不仅提供了实用的眼部健康维护技巧,还深入探讨了中医理论对现代人眼部健康的指导意义。

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Highlights

现代人因长时间使用手机、平板、电脑,视力问题日益增多。

许多不到30岁的年轻人已经出现老花、散光、眼球浮动、视力下降等问题。

胡乃文医生讨论视力问题,提出眼肌训练的重要性。

眼睛的两个重要肌肉:平滑肌和横纹肌。

通过适当的训练,可能改善某些眼病。

近视加上老花的状况带来的痛苦。

老花眼的结构与功能。

老年人晶体肌肉收缩不易,导致看近处困难。

练习睫状肌的运动对于年轻人很重要。

眼部外侧肌肉训练有助于改善视力。

中医治疗老花眼的方法,包括肝和肾的治疗。

提供了一种特殊的中药方——地黄丸来预防老花。

介绍了治疗双视的方法,强调肌肉协调训练的重要性。

眼部运动有助于提高创造力和改善大脑功能。

视力问题与中医理论中的“肝木”和“风”的概念相联系。

通过眼部运动和中医治疗可以有效改善近视、远视和双视。

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there is a saying

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The eyes are covered with clam meat

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wrong

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Now the eyes are glued

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cell phone

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flat

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computer

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previous people said

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There are three bad things about being old

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broken bones

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bad eyes

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bad skull

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What now

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There are many young people who are less than 30 years old

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old flower

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astigmatism

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Floaters

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eyesight

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bad eyes

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sometimes

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brain reaction

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same worse

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don't wait to grow old

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There are two bad things at a young age

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what to do

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Let Hu Naiwen speak

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I'm your old friend Dr. Hu

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Some netizens knocked on the bowl

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hope you can talk

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Presbyopia

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Diplopia

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Come and have a good chat with everyone today

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how to train eye muscles

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do you know

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There are two important muscles of the eye

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Both smooth and striated muscles

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Smooth muscles including iris and ciliary muscles

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striated muscles include

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eye movement muscles

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and the muscles of the eyelids

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if you can move it

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appropriate words for exercise

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Eye diseases can probably be improved

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Myopia + presbyopia = pain

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Presbyopia

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you know presbyopia

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I used to suffer from presbyopia myself

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so i know

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Presbyopia is so painful

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I was nearsighted myself

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So I also know how hard myopia is

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I think

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Many people in their daily life

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just saw some

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my uncle

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or grandparents

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how do they do it

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he wears glasses

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look at things like this

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look look look

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someone called over there

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what are you talking about

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what are you talking about

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oh oh oh ok ok

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This is pure presbyopia

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wearing glasses

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the top of the bridge of the nose

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Then what

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You can see far from above

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here

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It's the one who wears glasses to see close

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This is pure presbyopia

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there is another situation

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What about this kind of person?

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He is deeply myopic

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Deep myopia is not the same as ordinary myopia

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I am short-sighted myself

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Then what

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when suddenly old age

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That was when I was about forty-three or four-year-old

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i wear glasses

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I want to do acupuncture for others

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what the hell

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I can't see the acupuncture needles clearly.

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to pull far

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I can't see clearly from a distance

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So what?

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I had to take off my glasses and come back for acupuncture

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This is the presbyopia condition of mild myopia

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before

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A teacher who is deeply myopic and presbyopic

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about forty or fifty years old

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Then I was only in my 30s

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When discussing with the teachers

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teacher

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Please take a look at this

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the teacher picked it up

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Can't see clearly

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just pick it up

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still can't see clearly

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This is the condition of deep myopia and presbyopia

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I've been in this situation myself

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so

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I am presbyopic

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just did some

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relatively simple to understand

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What does presbyopia look like?

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it is like this

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the structure of the eye

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this is the cornea

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Then come in

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this room

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Then come in

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Crystal

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What about the crystal?

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has two layers of muscle

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two layers of muscle

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a circular muscle

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a radial muscle

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it pulls the crystal

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get bigger and smaller

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or thicken and thin

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when it relaxes

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It's getting thinner and you can see far

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make it hard

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It's more oval like this

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Or become more circular

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When this kind of crystal is seen close

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That ciliary muscle

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in the words of the elderly

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The ciliary muscle is no longer easy to contract

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that is

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what about the crystal

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It's not easy to get thick

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so look

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you can see farther

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But what about nearsighted people?

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He couldn't see far

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What now

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good

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can't see close

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So this time is

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Myopia and presbyopia

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very painful

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Practice 1 movement every day to reverse presbyopia

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that this

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under these conditions

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this person should

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train well

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The movement of his ciliary muscle

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do you know

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The muscles inside our eyeball

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include

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The eyes move inside

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and ciliary muscle

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and irises

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there is

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What about the muscles of the outer eyelids?

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They are all coordinated with each other

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such as the outer eyelid muscles

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The muscle that moves the eyes

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This is something our minds can control

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just let it move

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These are striated muscles

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striated muscle is

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I tell it to move and it will move

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so i just said

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Our eyes can move like this is actually

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We use our thoughts to make it move

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In addition there is

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What about the ciliary and iris muscles?

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these two muscles

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You can't move with your mind

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So we can only train it to move

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For example, I am talking about

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I say exercise your ciliary muscles

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What about words that enable you to see far and near?

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you often practice

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especially young people starting to practice

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I won't suffer so much when I get old

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you see we talk

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we look at something

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my eyes

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focus on what i see now

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look like this

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Then what

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Look at it like this and then what?

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go far go far go far

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Then keep focusing like this

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At this time, my ciliary muscles are trained

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good

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This is a training method

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Another way to train

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just to watch the game

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like playing football

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Playing badminton is also good

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Playing baseball, etc.

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you are looking far

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Then look closer

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look far and near

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It also trains your ciliary muscles

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a good way

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Suppose you are now

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What about your eyes?

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Can see far and near smoothly

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Besides, we have to look at the front and the back

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then you have to train

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your eye-rolling muscles

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well come again

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use the muscles of the outer eyelid

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when pulling hard

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what about this time

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can change the pressure in the eye

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probably in this way

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also to make all the muscles in your eyes

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are well trained

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what about this time

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not easy

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Not easy to damage the eyes

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Often press 1 to keep the eyes and eyes from growing old

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Traditional Chinese Medicine for Presbyopia

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There are also various ways

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In addition to curing the liver?

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What needs to be treated is the kidney why?

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Presbyopia means aging

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Tell you a hole

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This acupuncture point is in the ear

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The external auditory canal in the ear

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just behind the external auditory canal

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that is almost

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3 o'clock or 9 o'clock position

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There is a hole in this place called the parotid gland hole

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It is very good for aging

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Therefore

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you can also in this place

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In this way, press and press to cure aging

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The results of it

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eyes have presbyopia

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or have

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If your own aging phenomenon

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you also try

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maybe helpful

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1 tea to prevent presbyopia

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another one

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Special prescription for treating presbyopia

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Dizhi Wan

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What about Dizhi Wan?

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It just takes four medicines

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Rehmannia glutinosa

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Asparagus

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Citrus aurantium

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and chamomile

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What about these?

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equal parts

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what does equal parts mean

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Each one or two tael of Chinese medicine

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Then make it into a pill

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honey pills

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This is the original method

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But what if you say

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I'm going to make pills

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so troublesome

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Also ask the doctor to write me a prescription

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well then you can

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go buy some of this stuff yourself

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It's the same

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for example

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Three grams each or five grams each, right?

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ok then what

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make some tea

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try it maybe it works

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if it works

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please write us a message

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1 finger practice eyeball diplopia can help

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What about training those muscles?

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I will tell you another illness

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This condition is called diplopia

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what is diplopia

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that is

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when i'm looking at something

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one becomes two

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look

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I take this pen

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put it in front

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I focus on this front

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Then all I see is a pen

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but sometimes

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I saw two pens

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a pen on top

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a pen down

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what does this mean

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Indicates the muscle that turns your eyeball

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Possibly out of coordination

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because when you see it

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it must be a

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But what?

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when you see it become two

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maybe you have a muscle

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poor coordination

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see as one is like we are now

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put your eyes like this

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what about this time

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You will see a pen on the top and a pen on the bottom

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This is diplopia

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there is another one

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What if you look at your eyes like this?

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you will see a pen on the right

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a pen is on the left

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This is double vision

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A situation like this is because

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outside your eyes

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external rotator internal rotator

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rectus and oblique muscles

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These muscles are out of balance

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when you

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when training it

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maybe get

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good result

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how to do it

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can be like this

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put this pen

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put in front

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look back and forth

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Then

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look left and right

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when looking left and right

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look

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you look to the left

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at this time

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contraction of the rectus muscle

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The rectus muscle here is relaxed.

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The same rectus muscle contraction on this side

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The rectus muscle here relaxes

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so you can look to the left, right?

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turn over you let

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on your right

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The rectus muscle contracts like this

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The other rectus muscle relaxes

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same eye here

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rectus muscle contraction

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Just relax the other rectus muscle

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What about this?

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Exercises that often train its muscles

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It's a bit like we lift weights

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Or practice other heavy training is the same meaning

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Then say you do

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It is when the situation is rotating left and right

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rectus muscle

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Whether it's the internal rotation or the external rotation

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or upper and lower rectus muscles

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And what about the movement of the oblique muscles?

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like your eyes

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eye movement becomes better

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at this time

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Eyeballs are not prone to diplopia

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What about diplopia?

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I'm talking

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Let's say it's poor eye coordination

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sometimes it's the eyes

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how about this muscle

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cramp sometimes

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or rather

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a state called spasticity

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sometimes too relaxed

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What about after you exercise like this?

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it will be soon

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it's time to relax

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the tense tense

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What about this?

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It's better to see things

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So when you are free

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just do it like this

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I'm tired of looking at my phone

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while waiting for the bus

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or at the desk

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Those who think about the case can't think of it

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or when thinking slowly

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you can do this

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change your mood

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maybe

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After turning the eyes around

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The brain is transformed

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Inspired

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Creativity also comes

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idea also came

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And the eyes have also improved

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In fact, muscle training can improve myopia and hyperopia

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have improved

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Presbyopia, double vision, the ancients know better than you

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Presbyopia

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In ancient Chinese medicine

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There is a passage like this

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Look at the Yellow Emperor's Canon of Internal Medicine

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All wind and dizziness belong to liver wood

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All violence is caused by the wind

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Well, I just thought of this passage

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the muscles it's too relaxed

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Or being too nervous has something to do with it

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because of how he is

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he is dizzy

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Just a little dizzy

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This belongs to liver wood

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That is to say

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The muscles of our eyes say

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it suddenly tightens

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or suddenly too relaxed

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These also belong to the wind

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so you just put

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Liver wood and wind are cured

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so think of it this way

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really

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Our ancients thought

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The liver opens to the eyes

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so what

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Liver disease is not good

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eyes are bad

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so you trained your eyes

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The liver is also getting better

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And the liver is mainly a problem of tube nerves

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so what

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Nerves don't twitch too much

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Or can't twitch and can't twitch

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I can't move

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So what about this?

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When the eyes see near and far, it will become better.

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And what?

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No diplopia

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Cramping or being too relaxed

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So I'm clinical

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It is also used to treat the liver

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to treat this double vision

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often get good results

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