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Keep Great Eyesight at Your Computer with Greg Marsh of BetterEyesightNow.com

Host(s): Dr. Pat Baccili
Guest(s): Greg Marsh

Our eyes don't seem to be designed for staring at a computer all day. Many people experience eye strain, blurry vision, and a decline in eyesight. Greg Marsh will tell you how you can keep your eyes – and your mind – refreshed all day at the computer.

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Dr. Pat Baccili:

Dr. Pat Baccili helps individuals and organizations break through their limiting Crust so they can reach their unlimited potential. Her specialty is assisting people face their challenges with courage. She starts by helping them identify th..

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Greg Marsh: Greg Marsh has spent the last 30 years learning, exploring and teaching Natural Vision Improvement. He has helped thousands of people improve their eyesight through individual support, workshops, and his home study programs. Greg's unique ...

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