Alleviate Dry Eye: Your 8 week plan to restore healthy eyes and clear vision.

This book looks like it has a lot of good information. However, it refers frequently to resources found on the author’s web page, as well as a workbook, which the reader is instructed to download from the website. The problem is that the website doesn’t appear to exist. I repeatedly was taken to another site that stated the author’s site is not up and running. This is frustrating because I was so looking forward to this book

Thinking about returning it.The author stresses the importance of using the downloadable resource... which cannot be found online. The link does not work.

Being a person that suffers from dry eye, this book is just what I needed to read. It taught me so much about eyes and how they are affected by the things we use and do. It spoke of actionable steps that are easy to read, understand and follow, and that can be accomplished at home if you are serious about getting rid of your dry eye disease. In fact, I intend to use the 8-week plan workbook as a guide to rid myself of my dry eyes because I learned just how important and serious I need to be about the health of my eyes.

That was a bit of an exaggeration, but the fact is I know these steps will help my eyes. During the winter months my eyes get really dry and I plan on following these steps to stop that this year. Thank you so much Dr. T for these tips! I know many will benefit from your expertise.

As a contact wearer, I have always had issues with dry eyes. Dr. Theriot has provided a great plan to help diminish and eradicate the dry eye problem. I also appreciate the fact that the reader gains access to a workbook. It is a useful accompanying tool. Simply put, this book is a great help and a good read.

This is a comprehensive book about dry eyes and did address and alleviate my problem with dry eyes here in Arizona. Recommend this to everyone who wears contacts and anyone experiencing dry eyes. I even found out the differences between eye drops!

What a wealth of information contained in these pages! I had no idea how many of my habits and routines could contribute to dry eyes. While this book contains an abundance of facts and research, it is easy to read and outlines a completely doable plan of action. I highly recommend it!

Didn't interest me. Quit reading it.

This book is truly valuable; a resource that covers causes, assessment and how to manage as well treat the condition that affects many people, but post menopausal women in particular. As this condition can only worsen without treatment, having this knowledgeable expert at your side and fighting your corner is a truly good idea. Written as a week by week tool kit with plenty of advice about the pros and cons of the various treatments on offer, this is a must have for anyone afflicted with the misery of dry eye.

If dry eye sufferer had possibility to read only one book it should be this one! It changed my vision dramatically. After ICL and then PRK my eyes were severely dry. To the point when I couldn't open eyes in the morning because lids were stuck to cornea. I had 4 corneal abrasion, when I teared top of cornea. It resulted in blury vission and pain. I was scared that I will loose my sight. I was using eye drops every hour and still eyes were gritty and dry. The vision was blurred and not as good as I expected after 2 eye surgeries.My clinic wasn't much of help, they said use heat mask and drops, but only very precise program that Dr Theriot built and sticking to it religiously helped my eyes in 2-3 weeks. My eyesight is better and I'm using eyedrops only 3-4 times per day. All the resources worked for me and I didn't have any problems with links. Dr Theriot also has a fabulous dry eye online course. I recommend both the book and the course. Thanks Dr T!