Is wearing of contact lens natural?

This article questions the use of contact lenses and discusses concerns around prolonged or improper contact-lens use. It presents the author’s natural-living perspective on eye health, eyesight and the use of spectacles and contact lenses.
Author Name: Wellcure

Is wearing of contact lens natural?

Contact lenses damage eyes

Wearing of spectacles started as a necessity but became a fashion as can be seen by a fact that numerous young men and wean wear plain glasses and cooling glasses with ornamental frames, just for looking good. Now contact lens has come to replace the ‘ugly looking’ external spectacles. This spurious product is now catching the fancy of the bespectacled.

Let us see what the Contact Lens has in store for the user. Contact lenses are thin saucer-like lenses made of synthetic material which are fitted on the eye itself over the corneal surface. It is true that they are of lens power compared to the conventional lens. Nevertheless, it is a lens and what applies to the conventional lens applies to it too. i.e. With the advance of years its power will have to be increased. The comparative comfort of wearing a progressively thicker lens on the outside of the eye and one on the eyeball itself can very well be imagined. But that is not all.

Dr. Michael Lemp, Chairman of Georgetown University’s Centre for Sight, U.S.A reported that ”Contact lenses reduce the oxygen supply to the cornea’s susceptibility to become diseased. If dirty lenses are worn, the position would be worse still. The contact lenses trap a stagnant pool of tears in the eyes, which is undesirable. Corneal ulcers occur when the protective outer layer of the cornea is thus breached. The transparent cornea is scarred, blocking vision”.

The report in the Houston Chronicle cited a number of instances where extended wear of contact lenses have promoted corneal ulcers.

Natural Cure

ALL defects of eyes can be radically cured by improving overall health through natural hygiene. The eye is no exception. Only that which can increase the health level, in general, will improve the eyesight

Pashyema,sharadashshatam – It is a Vedic prayer for the preservation of full ns clear eyesight throughout life. It was not a mere wish prayed for, but was, and can be, a wish fulfilled. Prevention is no doubt better than cure and if one turns to the hygienic way of life before becoming enslaved to the use of spectacles, one can be totally free of these for life. But even in cases where eyesight has become a return to the hygienic way of life suited to the particular condition will progressively improve the strength of the eyes and it might be possible to discard the glasses eventually. Even if this does become possible, further deterioration can be arrested.

The ‘living’ contact lens’ is still worse!

As if the contact lens made available through opticians is not enough, some U.S.eye-surgeons have recently started attaching living contact lenses to the eyes! In the most recent surgical procedure developed in the U.S.A., called the ‘living contact lens’’ surgery, a super thin slice of the patient’s cornea is removed, frozen, reattached to the eye to become a living contact lens. This surgery is recommended for restoring normal vision to both farsighted and extremely nearsighted people.

And as for the contact lens, pl. avoid ‘contact’ with them.

The article distinguishes between spectacles and contact lenses, focusing particularly on the latter being placed directly over the corneal surface. The article highlights proper lens hygiene as an important concern, stating that dirty lenses may worsen the situation. The article presents natural hygiene and overall health as its preferred approach to eye health. The source refers to a Vedic prayer, “Pashyema,sharadashshatam,” in the context of preserving clear eyesight throughout life. The article also discusses a surgical procedure it calls the “living contact lens” surgery.
This article contains strong medical claims about contact lenses, eyesight, spectacles, natural cures and surgical procedures. These statements are presented as part of the original source and have not been independently verified here. In particular, claims that eyesight defects can be “radically cured” through natural hygiene or that spectacles can eventually be discarded should not be treated as established medical guidance. The article also contains historical references that may require independent verification before publication, including the attribution to Dr. Michael Lemp, the Houston Chronicle report, and the description of “living contact lens” surgery.

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Is wearing of contact lens natural?

Contact lenses damage eyes

Wearing of spectacles started as a necessity but became a fashion as can be seen by a fact that numerous young men and wean wear plain glasses and cooling glasses with ornamental frames, just for looking good. Now contact lens has come to replace the ‘ugly looking’ external spectacles. This spurious product is now catching the fancy of the bespectacled.

Let us see what the Contact Lens has in store for the user. Contact lenses are thin saucer-like lenses made of synthetic material which are fitted on the eye itself over the corneal surface. It is true that they are of lens power compared to the conventional lens. Nevertheless, it is a lens and what applies to the conventional lens applies to it too. i.e. With the advance of years its power will have to be increased. The comparative comfort of wearing a progressively thicker lens on the outside of the eye and one on the eyeball itself can very well be imagined. But that is not all.

Dr. Michael Lemp, Chairman of Georgetown University’s Centre for Sight, U.S.A reported that ”Contact lenses reduce the oxygen supply to the cornea’s susceptibility to become diseased. If dirty lenses are worn, the position would be worse still. The contact lenses trap a stagnant pool of tears in the eyes, which is undesirable. Corneal ulcers occur when the protective outer layer of the cornea is thus breached. The transparent cornea is scarred, blocking vision”.

The report in the Houston Chronicle cited a number of instances where extended wear of contact lenses have promoted corneal ulcers.

Natural Cure

ALL defects of eyes can be radically cured by improving overall health through natural hygiene. The eye is no exception. Only that which can increase the health level, in general, will improve the eyesight

Pashyema,sharadashshatam – It is a Vedic prayer for the preservation of full ns clear eyesight throughout life. It was not a mere wish prayed for, but was, and can be, a wish fulfilled. Prevention is no doubt better than cure and if one turns to the hygienic way of life before becoming enslaved to the use of spectacles, one can be totally free of these for life. But even in cases where eyesight has become a return to the hygienic way of life suited to the particular condition will progressively improve the strength of the eyes and it might be possible to discard the glasses eventually. Even if this does become possible, further deterioration can be arrested.

The ‘living’ contact lens’ is still worse!

As if the contact lens made available through opticians is not enough, some U.S.eye-surgeons have recently started attaching living contact lenses to the eyes! In the most recent surgical procedure developed in the U.S.A., called the ‘living contact lens’’ surgery, a super thin slice of the patient’s cornea is removed, frozen, reattached to the eye to become a living contact lens. This surgery is recommended for restoring normal vision to both farsighted and extremely nearsighted people.

And as for the contact lens, pl. avoid ‘contact’ with them.

The article distinguishes between spectacles and contact lenses, focusing particularly on the latter being placed directly over the corneal surface. The article highlights proper lens hygiene as an important concern, stating that dirty lenses may worsen the situation. The article presents natural hygiene and overall health as its preferred approach to eye health. The source refers to a Vedic prayer, “Pashyema,sharadashshatam,” in the context of preserving clear eyesight throughout life. The article also discusses a surgical procedure it calls the “living contact lens” surgery.
This article contains strong medical claims about contact lenses, eyesight, spectacles, natural cures and surgical procedures. These statements are presented as part of the original source and have not been independently verified here. In particular, claims that eyesight defects can be “radically cured” through natural hygiene or that spectacles can eventually be discarded should not be treated as established medical guidance. The article also contains historical references that may require independent verification before publication, including the attribution to Dr. Michael Lemp, the Houston Chronicle report, and the description of “living contact lens” surgery.

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