i have recovered from 8 dioptries of shortsight by tensing the zone between the eyes

[Sternjaeger II]

yep, 6 pages of troll spam, nice going!!!

[raaaid]

yep outlaw thanks a lot theres no muscle in the brain i was wrong

what im doing is tensing at the same time which is very unusual this muscles sgined by an arrow:



i think on thi way im stecthing my brain and getting rid off calcifications and improving my sight, thats why i see better and hear that crunch sound

think thta when you move one eye right you move the other left so this muscle are not usually used at the same time

[5./JG27.Farber]

ISnt that the optic nerve?

[69iAF~Mike]

I'm very sorry Raaaid, but your method is wrong.

The only way to prevent them from getting at your eyes and perfectly healthy brain is still the good old foil.

[JG52Krupi]

Nope it's a muscle, problem is that it's the muscles that moves the eye lol, so perhaps it's not connected in his head... Tbh with all the loose screws he has in his head its a wonder that it is still attached.

[raaaid]

yes but think about it: wheres connected the muscle of the eye?

directly to the brain so if you exercise your eye muscles your streching your brain and getting rid of calcifications

[Sternjaeger II]

so basically he's crossing his eyes?

[Outlaw]

Originally Posted by raaaid

yes but think about it: wheres connected the muscle of the eye?

directly to the brain so if you exercise your eye muscles your streching your brain and getting rid of calcifications

How can you possibly be astute enough to find that muscle yet so incredibly asinine as to believe that it is attached directly to the brain?

I mean really, the above statement is just so impossibly ridiculous it can't even be described.

Here's two clues...

There are no muscles that will stretch your brain.

I am right, you are wrong.

Unfortunately, despite past experience and your heavy use of drugs in the past having destroyed most of you cognitive abilities, you don't believe the above.

So, find ONE source ANYWHERE that says there are ANY muscles attached to your brain?

While doing so, keep in mind that, if you were right (which you aren't), the muscle would simply pull out of the brain the first time you tensed it as the brain is very soft and squishy.

Now, search away....


--Outlaw.

[raaaid]

thats one of the things i practise, its a yoga exercise,

can you do it?

i bet you cant





nope but what i do now its tensing all muscles particlarly the central ones

i think this gets me ridd off calcification judging by the sound and eye sight improvement

[brando]

Originally Posted by raaaid

yes but think about it: wheres connected the muscle of the eye?

directly to the brain so if you exercise your eye muscles your streching your brain and getting rid of calcifications

Bullshit. As if you didn't know it. The annulus of Zinn (where the extraocular muscles attach) is firmly attached to the skull.