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How to Improve Your Night Vision
2. Use Peripheral Vision - take in everything around you and not just the object you are focusing on. This will also help sharpen your natural daytime vision.
3. Keep Scanning - otherwise your eyes will adapt to whatever light source is available at the point of your focus.
4. Identify Shapes - pick out shapes, contours and movement, rather than colors. Humans are almost completely colorblind in the dark.
5. Save One Eye - if you have to go into a light area, keep one eye tightly closed. This will preserve your night vision in at least one eye.
7. Shut Your Eyes - the elite forces are taught to squeeze their eyes tightly shut for 10 seconds on entering a dark area, although this may be a purely psychological effect.
8. Eat a Sugar Cube - Soviet special forces in WWII were taught to eat a sugar cube then shine a red-filtered light in their eyes for 10 seconds. This is because night vision is dependent on blood sugar levels.
9. Eye Vitamins - can make up for deficiencies in the diet, feeding essential nutrients to help the eye function at its best. Grab a free bottle of Ocu Plus eye vitamins and see the difference it makes.
10. Eye Exercises - a daily routine of eye exercises can dramtically improve your night vision - and your day time vision - with a course like Rebuild Your Vision. This program in particular has a 94% customer success rate and is designed to treat nearsightedness, farsightedness, aging vision and astigmatism.
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