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Medical DialoguesHealth & medicine

Rubbing Warm Hands, Saliva, and Finger Motions correct Vision?

Publisher’s rating: The claim is False

The review examines an Instagram post claiming these practices can get rid of glasses and correct vision. It says there is no scientific evidence that applying saliva or performing circular finger motions can eliminate the need for glasses or correct vision, and cites ophthalmologists who say the practices do not correct refractive errors.

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