Thomas Quackenbush - Relearning to See: Improve Your Eyesight - Naturally!

Pros: very valuable, accessible information; helpful advice, charts, eye games etc.
Cons: I became impatient with learning eye structure and orthodox teaching, but was necessary

With seven sections, thirty-one chapters, seven appendices, 506 pages in total and numerous pictures, graphs and charts, Thomas Quackenbush’s mind-boggling treatment of Dr. William Bates’ natural method of vision improvement, Relearning To ...

Pros: Very few. The cover is nice.

Cons: Far too many to list.

Quackenbush re-jigs the discredited, disreputable and defunct "Bates Method" of "natural vision improvement" for the 21st century. There is nothing of worth here beyond a few platitudes about learning "correct" vision habits (whatever they are) and a discussion of the visual system littered with physiological inaccuracies. The vagueness of Quackenbush's writing ensures that none of his theories (second-hand versions of William Bates' theories) are testable, verifiable or reproducible. Pure pseudoscience.