David Wright
New member
This is kinda long, but definitely worth it.
I like to monitor the progress(?) of my senses and/or skills deteriorating as I get older.
One of particular interest is my eyesight.
Although not usually impressed by the usual "miracle vitamin of the week" type of marketing nonsense, I did try something that actually works. It's called Bilberry extract and here's what it's done for me.
There are specific circumstances when I cannot see well in the dark, and are clearly documented. One that perhaps you can relate to is, when I make a trip to the can in the middle of the night, the nightlight isn't enough. I have to turn on another light to clearly see to do my business. Of course, turning on that light blows my night vision and I must circumnavigate my way back to bed.
After taking 500 mcg (not milligrams, but micrograms) a day for about three days, I could absolutely see better. Keep in mind, I am extremely skeptical about this kind of stuff. Now when I make that nocturnal trip, the small 3 watt nightlight is plenty bright enough.
As a bonus, the recovery of my night vision when a bright light is encountered is immediate. I couldn't harldy believe it.
The changes were so immediately apparent, that I set-up a test involving placebos to see if it was my imagination. Well folks, I have been doing this on-again, off-again test for three months now, and this stuff works. It has improved my visual acuity during the day also.
Another test was with my Glock nightsights (wow, are they bright now!) and shooting different kinds of ammo in the dark. I can actually cleary read printed text in total darkkness with my gun nightsights. Weird.
Even with bright flash cheapo ammo, my vision recovery is immediate. And, of course, looking thru binoculars and scopes is a new experience.
Yes, there is a down side to just about all good things. You have to remember to take this stuff in the morning and in the evening, and when I am in a store or restaurant near the window on a sunny day, it is mandatory for me to have to wear sunglasses. The sun does appear brighter with this stuff.
It takes about 3 days or so to really notice a difference and about 2-4 days to notice it's not working when you stop taking it.
No kidding, this stuff works for me. I hear it's been around for awhile and British WW II pilots on night missions supposedly used it.
If you want more details on what's changed with my vision just ask.
Try it out. It's worth the money.
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David H. Wright
Bring this man a
goat and a bowl of fruit
I like to monitor the progress(?) of my senses and/or skills deteriorating as I get older.
One of particular interest is my eyesight.
Although not usually impressed by the usual "miracle vitamin of the week" type of marketing nonsense, I did try something that actually works. It's called Bilberry extract and here's what it's done for me.
There are specific circumstances when I cannot see well in the dark, and are clearly documented. One that perhaps you can relate to is, when I make a trip to the can in the middle of the night, the nightlight isn't enough. I have to turn on another light to clearly see to do my business. Of course, turning on that light blows my night vision and I must circumnavigate my way back to bed.
After taking 500 mcg (not milligrams, but micrograms) a day for about three days, I could absolutely see better. Keep in mind, I am extremely skeptical about this kind of stuff. Now when I make that nocturnal trip, the small 3 watt nightlight is plenty bright enough.
As a bonus, the recovery of my night vision when a bright light is encountered is immediate. I couldn't harldy believe it.
The changes were so immediately apparent, that I set-up a test involving placebos to see if it was my imagination. Well folks, I have been doing this on-again, off-again test for three months now, and this stuff works. It has improved my visual acuity during the day also.
Another test was with my Glock nightsights (wow, are they bright now!) and shooting different kinds of ammo in the dark. I can actually cleary read printed text in total darkkness with my gun nightsights. Weird.
Even with bright flash cheapo ammo, my vision recovery is immediate. And, of course, looking thru binoculars and scopes is a new experience.
Yes, there is a down side to just about all good things. You have to remember to take this stuff in the morning and in the evening, and when I am in a store or restaurant near the window on a sunny day, it is mandatory for me to have to wear sunglasses. The sun does appear brighter with this stuff.
It takes about 3 days or so to really notice a difference and about 2-4 days to notice it's not working when you stop taking it.
No kidding, this stuff works for me. I hear it's been around for awhile and British WW II pilots on night missions supposedly used it.
If you want more details on what's changed with my vision just ask.
Try it out. It's worth the money.
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David H. Wright
Bring this man a
goat and a bowl of fruit
