Now, focus directly on the circle. Then you should see two images of your thumb in the foreground.

Most people easily get this illusion of double images - it's perfectly normal. In fact, seeing this illusion is the only thing that is necessary for The Read Without Glasses Method to work for you.

If you can't get the illusion of double images right away, just relax. Then try shifting your focus back and forth from your thumb to the circle 10 or 20 times. That may be all it takes. (If you still can't get the illusion, you probably have a pre-existing visual imbalance that needs to be addressed first. Email and I'll see if we can help.)

Do you desire to do something good for your aging eyes?

How It All Began . . .

About 25 years ago one of Dr. Gottlieb's patients, a 52-year-old man, asked him if there was a way to avoid reading glasses. Dr. Gottlieb was just about ready to respond in the negative - as his extensive medical training had taught him. (Click here for Dr. Gottlieb's bio.)

Instead, he said, "Let me think about it."

Dr. Gottlieb, who had been on the clinical faculty at the University of California-Berkeley Optometry School and a professor of optometry at the University of Houston College of Optometry, decided to investigate.

Confronted with his patient's question, Dr. Gottlieb wondered anew: Does it have to be inevitable to lose close-up vision? Could it be possible to stave it off or even reverse it?

After considerable research, study and thought, Dr. Gottlieb revisited a well-known, professionally accepted principle of vision that every eye doctor learned in medical school.

Perhaps, he thought, this principle about how the eyes function could be applied to the problem of presbyopia.

The Science Behind The Method . . .

The focusing lens of the eye and the fine muscles that surround the eye stiffen with age and lose their natural, youthful flexibility to focus easily and clearly at near.

That's how doctors explain the loss of near vision as we age.

But there is also another visual function that stimulates focusing at near.

It's called Accommodative Convergence/Accommodation.

Let me explain:

In order to see up close, first we have to turn - or converge - both eyes inward so that together they aim - or point - at what we want to see.

"Turning our eyes inward stimulates the eyes' ability to focus clearly at near," Dr. Gottlieb says.

What was never before examined - until Dr. Gottlieb began looking at the issue - was whether this visual mechanism could successfully be applied to presbyopia.

Dr. Gottlieb found that it can.

"I've seen my patients improve their near vision, avoid reading glasses, get free of reading glasses or need weaker ones," says Dr. Gottlieb, who, for the last 20 years, has been Dean of the College of Syntonic Optometry.

The Secret's In the Eye Chart

Dr. Gottlieb created and designed a special kind of eye chart - not an eye chart to measure clarity of vision - but one that trains and stimulates the Accommodative Convergence/Accommodation function.

Dr. Gottlieb gave this new chart to his 52-year-old patient and taught him a set of easy exercises to practice with it at home.

Two weeks later his patient returned with amazing results: Practicing just a few minutes daily, his near vision had improved from 20/200 to 20/40 and he could see clearly again without reading glasses.

So, Dr. Gottlieb began to give this new chart - the very same chart that you'll receive when you order The Read Without Glasses Method - to other patients who wanted to challenge their aging eyes.

And, much more often than not, Dr. Gottlieb saw the same kind of results.

Another patient, a 75-year-old optometrist who had been wearing +2.50 Diopter add trifocals for years, practiced the exercises four months before he could read the tiny print on the chart without any glasses.

And the 52-year-old patient? Three years later, his unaided acuities were even better!

When you relieve the tension, stiffness and rigidity in and around your eyes an incredible thing happens: All the parts of your visual system work together and function in harmony, bringing the world into focus naturally.

No more hassles of getting - or forgetting - your glasses . . . No need to chain them around your neck or fish for them in your purse . . . or break them in your pocket . . .

It can be done - in as little as 6 minutes a day! The Read Without Glasses Method will show you how!

Care for your eyes,

Martin Sussman
founder and president
Cambridge Institute for Better Vision

P.S. Use The Read Without Glasses Method for 60 days - a full two months - and if for any reason you're not satisfied, return it for a complete refund of the purchase price.

That's more than enough time for you to see results. More likely than not, you'll be sending me your own amazing testimonial.

I look forward to it!

Martin Sussman is the founder and president of the Cambridge Institute for Better Vision. Since 1976 the Cambridge Institute has been teaching people how to care for their eyes using natural alternatives to glasses, contacts and surgery.

Mr. Sussman has written five books and audio programs on improving vision, and travels extensively throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe, leading seminars and classes. More than 300,000 people have contacted the Cambridge Institute for vision help. Click here for more information.