A technique to stimulate cranial nerve III, the oculomotor nerve in the brainstem, claims to relieve neck tension and improve vision. The nerve controls most eye movements and the ciliary muscles that adjust your lens for focus. Stimulating it is said to restore normal eye function and vision clarity.
So now that we've got a baseline, what we're going to do is we're going to try to stimulate a nerve in the brainstem that's going to help bring everything back. That nerve is cranial nerve 3, also known as the oculomotor nerve. It controls a lot of different movements of the eyes. Basically, every direction you push the eye, except for down towards the tip of your nose and out if you're looking far away, the cranial nerve 3 is involved in that. But But it's also involved in the ciliary muscles. And the ciliary muscles are the little muscles in the lens of your eye that change the shape of your eye depending on whether you're looking far or near. And that's why it can impact your vision.
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