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by caregiver222, Oct 30, 2007 04:55PM
Small visual field defects are often unoticeable because the brain "rearranges" the objects you see so as to elimate the blind spot. I have a loss of visual field from a laser burn, however I do not notice this unless the eyes are individually tested. I am willing to be convinced, but I recieved extensive medical evaluation regarding my own loss of visual field, and the consensus was that when the cells are dead, they are dead. I am not going to knock the novasion program, but I would not be too optimistic. I'd like to see more clinical data.
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