Will looking at "trees" improve your eyesight?

Question

I hvae extreme nearsightedness on one eye, and my other eye is "farsighted"(about 15/20 vision but cannot see close objects as good as my other eye) Can looking at trees over a long period of time improve your eyesight? And do you look at the trees with or without the glasses?(or contacts)

Answer 1

Hardly. Anymore than looking at hookers will improve your sex life.

Answer 2

As mentioned elsewhere it was British propaganda used during WWII. The British had decoded the German Enigma encryption system and often knew their military movements. However, the British didn't want the Germans knowing that they had this tactical advantage (incase the Germans changed their encryption system) so they used the carrot story as cover for why British planes and warships sometimes turned up out of nowhere at the right place and time to thwart a German operation. Raw and lightly cooked carrots are a good source of vitamins, but like most vegetables lose their nutrient value if boiled.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Of course not. See a doctor and get a proper prescription. Forget all the stupid, crazy remedies people with no brains tell you about and the paid whores on radio and TV push. One bunch is stupid, lazy and crazy, hardly the best to listen too and the other couldn't care less if you lose your first born child to zombies so long as they get paid so why do you think the pseudo-science they peddle is worthwhile. SEE (pun intended) a doctor!

Answer 5

It could help, but of course, you will lose all ability to see the forest. Do you really want to run that risk?

Answer 6

I have never heard this before.
I did hear something about carrots.