VSP EyeFiles Webisode #1: Do 3-D Movies Cause Motion Sickness

VSP has partnered with Bill Nye the Science Guy and VSP Provider Dr. Roger Phelps for a series of four webisodes debunking popular eye health myths. In this episode, Bill and Dr. Phelps discuss the truth behind the symptoms of motion sickness some experience while watching 3-D and how to "get your eyes right" to enjoy 3-D movies. For more information visit www.facebook.com/vspvisioncare

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[vspvisioncare]

Sorry about the bug... It should be fixed now!

[yousirareajackass]

I missed Bill, it's been to long.

[cartwheels4amile]

Oh Bill Nye, we miss you. Sorry you have to do shit like this to pay the bills nowadays.

[BeyBladeBattles09]

i think hes a pedo he wants to see pictures of us... lol

[syncrjr]

He's Epic.

[syncrjr]

Lol JK

[syncrjr]

Bill is gay

[NateBonillaWarford]

It is true. 3D movies can make people feel sick or have headaches. This may be a sign of more serious vision problems that are affecting everyday activities such as reading and driving, too. Not only can these problems be diagnosed by an optometrist, they can often be treated as well. covd.org is a good place to start.

[cccquilter1953]

The Facebook contest never loads - otherwise interesting.

[throwaway0]

Never thought I'd see Bill Nye as a Facebook, Apple, and insurance company shill. How disappointing.