Your eyesight improvement is impressive!

Regarding your question:  Project Human Excellence is a mailing list which I
moderate.  One of our main topics is superhealth.  I will also soon have a
corresponding web site which will serve as a collection point for any
valuable information relevant to furthering human excellence.  Here is a
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Thanks for inquiring,
Mark Lindsay

At 02:20 PM 9/3/97 -0400, you wrote:
>It was right around the time I was switching from Atkins to Neanderthin.  I
>noticed that my glasses were bugging me and that I could see about as well
>without as with.  So I went to an eye doctor who breathlessly told me that
>I'd improved 30% on the left and 60% on the right.  Turns out that it
>probably has to do with removing sugar from the diet.  Apparently sugar (I
>don't know which type) binds to certain proteins which are found in the eye
>making it less flexible than it needs to be to focus properly.  In fact,
>I'd bet I could go back for another adjustment, but frankly, I can't afford
>anymore glasses!
>
>John Pavao
>
>(Now tell me about that evolving humans project that was in your sig.  Send
>to [log in to unmask] if it's not of interest to the group...)
>

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