Best Eye Problems Books of 2025

The Anti-Inflammatory Cookbook for Beginners by Zeronic is a comprehensive guide to help people with inflammatory diseases improve their health through a balanced diet. The book includes a 30-day meal plan and easy-to-make, low-sodium, and low-histamine recipes that are both delicious and anti-inflammatory. The author also provides an overview of the anti-inflammatory diet, common types of chronic inflammation, and what foods to eat and avoid. This book is a valuable resource for those looking to improve their health and reduce inflammation.

The KJV Holy Bible, Super Giant Print Reference Bible, Deluxe Burgundy Leathersoft, 43,000 Cross References, Red Letter, Comfort Print: King James Version is a classic King James Version Bible that offers readers an easy and comfortable reading experience. The large KJV Comfort Print typeface was specifically designed to be the most readable at any size, making it perfect for anyone who struggles with small print. This Bible also includes end-of-page references, a concordance, words of Christ in red, and full-color maps for serious study. Overall, this Bible is an excellent choice for those who want to read and study the King James Version with ease.

The Bates Method for Better Eyesight Without Glasses is a revolutionary book by Dr. William H. Bates that offers a simple and natural approach to improve eyesight without glasses. Dr. Bates believed that it is the natural function of the eyes to see clearly and developed exercises to eliminate tension caused by poor visual habits. The book features an eye chart for improving vision at home and provides guidance for relaxed and improved vision. This book is a must-read for anyone looking for natural methods to improve their eyesight.

The SUPERSIZED FOR CHALLENGED EYES word search puzzle book is a must-have for those with visual impairments who still want to enjoy the challenge of solving puzzles. The book features super large print and an easy-to-use format, making it perfect for those who struggle with smaller print. Each puzzle comes with a related Scripture verse, inspiring quote, fun fact, or bonus word to find, adding an extra layer of enjoyment. The book is a thoughtful gift for puzzle lovers with visual impairments. Overall, this independently published book is a great addition to the word game genre and stands out for its focus on accessibility.

Take Off Your Glasses and See is a revolutionary book that provides a mind and body approach to expanding your eyesight and insight. Jacob Liberman, an authority on holistic vision care, explains how most vision problems are due to an unconscious decision to "close your eyes" to emotional discomfort or pain. By removing lenses and practicing breath- and movement-awareness techniques, you can reintegrate the original disruption in the mind/body system. This book is a must-read for those looking to improve their vision and overall well-being.

Vision for Life, Revised Edition: Ten Steps to Natural Eyesight Improvement is a comprehensive guide for maintaining and improving eye health. Meir Schneider, who was declared incurably blind as a child, shares his personal and professional discoveries on how to improve vision through exercises such as sunning and palming. The book includes a new chapter on children's eye health and new exercises for specific conditions. Schneider's approach has helped thousands of people successfully treat a wide range of eye problems, including glaucoma, cataracts, and macular degeneration. Overall, Vision for Life is an informative and inspiring read for anyone interested in improving their eyesight naturally.

OphthoBook is a comprehensive guide to ophthalmology that combines a printed book with online video lectures. It is an excellent resource for medical students, optometry students, and non-ophthalmologists who want to learn more about the eye without getting lost in too much detail. The book is well-organized into ten chapters and includes "pimp questions" you might be asked in a clinic, board-review questions, flashcards, and eye abbreviations. The author, Dr. Timothy Root, has illustrated the book with fun cartoons, making it more engaging and enjoyable to read. Overall, OphthoBook is an outstanding resource that is both informative and entertaining.

The Type 2 Diabetes Cookbook for Beginners is a comprehensive guide to help newly diagnosed diabetics navigate their dietary needs. Authored by Dr. Julia Martin, a research and development science specialist, the book offers 1500 days’ worth of affordable, easy, and delicious diabetic-friendly recipes. The book includes an 8-week meal plan and management tips to help readers control their blood glucose levels. Each recipe is kitchen-tested and balanced in nutrients, time-saving, and easy to follow. The book is a valuable resource for those seeking to maintain a healthy and enjoyable diet despite their diagnosis.

The book "Iridology Simplified: An Introduction to the Science of Iridology and Its Relation to Nutrition" by Bernard Jensen provides readers with a basic understanding of iridology, the analysis of the iris to locate inflammation in the body. The book includes detailed illustrations and over two dozen color photographs of irises diagnosing stages of different ailments. Jensen's belief that iridology is an important element in holistic healthcare is supported throughout the book. Overall, this book is a great introduction to the science of iridology and its relation to nutrition.

The NKJV Large Print Thinline Reference Bible is a must-have for any Bible reader. The blue ink used to highlight the words of Christ is a unique feature that makes it easy to read and colorblind-friendly. With extensive cross-references, a concordance, and full-color maps, this edition provides the tools needed to get more out of the Bible. The durable Smyth-sewn binding and elegant design make it a perfect gift for any occasion. Overall, this edition is a great combination of readability and functionality, making it an excellent addition to any library.