The Eyes Have It!

[The Saint]

How’s Your Eyesight?
How Long Since Your Last Vision Test?
Have You Ever Even Had a Checkup?
Are You Having Trouble With Blurry Vision?

You Need “The Eyes Have It!”

Listen, with the economy in the tank there’s a good chance you have either:

1. Lost your job and are pouring over want ads online and off. Or,

2. You still have a job but are now doing the job of three people and your eyes are feeling the pain!


You really don’t want to hear another lecture, BUT when you are worn down and stressed out you must learn to take care of yourself. All too often one of the first things people neglect is their eyesight.

And, if you can relate to one of those scenarios above, consider yourself “at risk” for a potentially devastating visual problem. You can mitigate the risk with some simple action on your part. Find out what symptoms are serious and then take action. It’s just that simple.

The perfect tool of choice is a copy of “The Eyes Have It!” It’s an easy to read guide about different vision problems. You can easily review symptoms and find out if any apply to you. If they do, you can read about potential treatments. The bottom line is you can get answers fast so you can make intelligent decisions about your vision options.

Our eyes help us to avoid danger. Though not fatal, eye problems can lead to blindness. For people wearing eyeglasses or lenses, uncorrected sight problems can develop.

Did you know that wearing glasses or lenses that are no longer right for your eyes worsen your eye problem? Or that working with an extreme amount of light can cause eye damage?

Maybe you have heard the term “low vision” and mistakenly think that it just means poor eyesight. Nothing could be further from the truth. Low vision is a bilateral eye disorder that creates a significant damage to the eyes and cannot be corrected easily with surgical or medical operations.

Unfortunately, many individuals suffering from low vision may experience blurriness, light sensitivity, low contrast and disoriented vision. Huh? Those symptoms sound like simple eyestrain, don’t they?

Macular degeneration, also known as age-related macular degeneration (AMD), is an eye disease that destroys sharpness and central vision of your eyes. A couple of the symptoms are blurred vision and high blood pressure. Well, who doesn’t have those symptoms at some point.

Two of the problems with this disease are:

1. It comes on gradually.
2. It’s hereditary.


Astigmatism is an eye condition wherein the cornea has abnormal curves. Astigmatism often causes eyestrain, headache and fatigue and usually damages both eyes.

If you are diabetic you should get an eye exam more often.

Cataracts are another disease that comes on gradually, clouding the eye lenses behind the pupil and the iris. Cataracts normally advance gradually to cause loss of vision and total blindness of both eyes if left untreated. Normally, cataract can damage both eyes, but it begins with one eye first.

There are actually three types of cataracts and “The Eyes Have It!” explains those three types and possible treatments.

If you are a parent, there is one chapter contained that is a must read. It is “What is Retinoblastoma?” Retinoblastoma is an eye condition that is an intraocular cancer among children. It is a fast developing cancer that progresses in the cellular components of the retina, which can detect light for the eyes. Yes, it can cause blindness.

There are more potential diseases of the eye described in “The Eyes Have It!” We have only covered a few of them here. We could add another ten pages and not begin to scratch the surface of what you will learn.

Do yourself a favor and just grab a copy of it. What price can you place on your eyesight or that of your loved ones? Yes, I thought so. There is no price tag.

Besides we take all the risk. You have our word on it. If you are unhappy with the content and feel that you have received no benefit whatsoever from reading “The Eyes Have It!” we’ll refund your price 100%.

That’s way more than enough reason to grab your copy now. Go ahead. It’s risk-free! We will guarantee “The Eyes Have It!” will give you enough information to help you answer your vision questions or your money back. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain. We guarantee it!

BOOKCOVER - https://www.lifeappz.com/eyes/eyes-book.jpg

DOWNLOAD HERE - https://www62.zippyshare.com/v/x6TqeXhe/file.html

Hope you find it useful

Thank You, Warm Regards And HAPPY NEW YEAR! Wishing YOU an awesome year filled with good health and abundance!

The Saint.

[thirdblackeye]

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happy new year !

[The Saint]

(01-02-2019 10:12 PM)thirdblackeye Wrote:  

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happy new year !

Thank you friend. Much Appreciated.

[cthruu]

Thanx for the pdf share .
appreciated....repped

Happy New Year

[Guest123]

There is nothing more scarier in this dangerous world than to lose your eyesight!
You can live without limbs, but you wont survive long without eyes!
That is why I won't even risk getting Lasik.
My aunt had Lasik and she still has blurry dry eyes after all this years.

[Nancy857]

Thank you, Saint. Max reps added. :)

[The Saint]

(01-03-2019 07:18 AM)cthruu Wrote:  Thanx for the pdf share .
appreciated....repped

Happy New Year

Happy New Year Friend.

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(01-03-2019 09:25 AM)Nancy857 Wrote:  Thank you, Saint. Max reps added. :)

You are always welcome Nancy. Have an awesome year ahead.

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(01-03-2019 07:54 AM)Guest123 Wrote:  
There is nothing more scarier in this dangerous world than to lose your eyesight!
You can live without limbs, but you wont survive long without eyes!
That is why I won't even risk getting Lasik.
My aunt had Lasik and she still has blurry dry eyes after all this years.

The eyes are so important to us. Sorry to hear about your aunt. A couple of days back StillStanding share 'Yoga For The Eyes' check it out too my friend. That could also give you useful info.

All the best friend.

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(01-03-2019 07:18 AM)cthruu Wrote:  Thanx for the pdf share .
appreciated....repped

Happy New Year

Thank you. You are welcome friend.

[samdman007]

This is an awesome share. Thank you for sharing the book and providing a write-up. Nice touch. Repped. Wishing you and your family the best of health and all things good for the rest of your lives. Be blessed.

[layna61524]

@TheSaint: Thank you, friend, for such a useful share. I am scheduled to have eye surgery later this month to remove catarracts and put in new lens and I really hope to not need my glasses again. Max reps for the share... Then, I'll probably have to update my avatar.

So, I will be MIA (missing-in-action) then until I can recover.

It doesn't help that most of you here use the default settings in the text editor so the words (to me) look like mice-print. Not helpful for my vision! The post creation field on this forum gives you so many creative options to enlarge text, center and bold titles, insert pictures, etc. Yet, most people use the same old (default) settings. I am only complaining because I'm getting old.

Layna61524

[The Saint]

(01-05-2019 09:56 AM)layna61524 Wrote:  @TheSaint: Thank you, friend, for such a useful share. I am scheduled to have eye surgery later this month to remove catarracts and put in new lens and I really hope to not need my glasses again. Max reps for the share... Then, I'll probably have to update my avatar.

So, I will be MIA (missing-in-action) then until I can recover.

It doesn't help that most of you here use the default settings in the text editor so the words (to me) look like mice-print. Not helpful for my vision! The post creation field on this forum gives you so many creative options to enlarge text, center and bold titles, insert pictures, etc. Yet, most people use the same old (default) settings. I am only complaining because I'm getting old.

Layna61524

Hi Layna. So nice hearing from you. Dont fear the Cataract eye op. Its actually a simple procedure. I had it done a few years back....Now i can see better of course. I had lens put in. I have done it for both eyes, a few months apart.

You have got to be careful the first 3 months atleast, dont expose eyes to glaring light after the surgery. Not too much reading. I am obsessed with reading, so after one month started reading and using the PC using my famous Rayban shaded.

You take care Layna. While recuperating we at BBHF will miss U ofcourse.

Age? What age? Layna, age is just a number. I dont mind sharing my age, next year i will be SWEET 70! WOW. In my experience i have seen young men who are old in attitude and focus and 'old' men who feel young and bouncy with love for life...always positive and inspired.

Stay Inspired and Blessed,

The Saint

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(01-04-2019 12:20 AM)samdman007 Wrote:  This is an awesome share. Thank you for sharing the book and providing a write-up. Nice touch. Repped. Wishing you and your family the best of health and all things good for the rest of your lives. Be blessed.

Thank you Samdman. Have an awesome life.