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Restore Your Lost Vision

The Three-Step Program To Regain Your Sight

Dennis J. Courtney

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Advantage Media Group
02 April 2017
See The Improvement Take Control And Restore Your Eyesight

As you get older, you expect certain elements of health to deteriorate. It’s a fact of life that some things are beyond your control. But why let a critical element of your health and quality of life—your vision—deteriorate, when there are steps for improvement?

Such steps are revealed by Dennis Courtney, MD, in his book Restore Your Lost Vision Now, where he shows that there is a way to stop the further progression of your current eye disease and that you can get a substantial improvement in just three days with simple exercises and lifestyle improvements.

Dr. Courtney has remedied the doubts and fears of many who struggle with vision loss and has brought them comfort knowing there is something they can do, steps they can take, and improvements they can see, and he is now reaching out to you—the patient looking to heal your eyesight—in this book.

Don’t let life go blurry—take back control of your vision!

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Imprint:   Advantage Media Group
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 254mm,  Width: 203mm, 
ISBN:   9781599327723
ISBN 10:   1599327724
Pages:   234
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
CHAPTER 1:Where We Are CHAPTER 2:Can This Program Work for Me? CHAPTER 3:The Retinal Diseases CHAPTER 4:Let’s Take a Step Backward for a Moment CHAPTER 5:The Pledge and the Plan CHAPTER 6:The Three-Step Program to Regain Your Sight CHAPTER 7:Removing Your Toxicities CHAPTER 8:Optimize Perfusion CHAPTER 9:Getting Back to Keeping It Simple CHAPTER 10:Where Do We Go from Here? RESOURCES

DENNIS J. COURTNEY, MD, brings his unique experiences to his patients by way of the multiple previous careers that he enjoyed before entering into the practice of medicine. No prior career more aptly describes Dr. Courtney’s real contributions to his patients than that of a true “teacher,” which is actually the Latin word meaning “physician.” His students are no longer high school sophomores in the suburbs of Pittsburgh; instead, his classroom is now an office, and his students are the patients who come to consult with him concerning the vast array of health problems.

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