ICGood GTC (GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS)

These are the general terms and conditions of ICGood GmbH (subsequently called “provider”) for the use of the information platform “Online Vision Training”. These terms and conditions regulate the contractual relationship between the provider and the individuals and legal entities that use the platform as registered members (subsequently called “user”). Registering on the platform incurs a fee.

§ 1 Object of agreement

(1) By registering and paying, the user makes a binding offer to conclude a sales agreement. By registering and paying, the user also acknowledges and accepts these terms and conditions. The provider confirms receipt of the registration of the customer by sending a confirmation email. This registration confirmation constitutes acceptance of the agreement by the provider. It also serves as a confirmation to the customer that their registration has been received by the provider.

 

(2) The terms and conditions shall regulate:

- the online access of the training platform or individual parts hereof;

- the reproduction of individual content by the user concerning downloads or printouts;

- the access of non-downloadable information (streaming);

 

(3) The provider has the right to amend the range of services (platform content, structure of the platform and user interface, etc.), for as long as by doing so the purpose of the agreement entered into with the user is not considerably affected. The provider will notify the user accordingly of any amendments.

§ 2 Availability

The information service is available 24 hours a day for Internet online access. During this time, the provider guarantees the user an average platform availability of 97%. Exceptions shall be short maintenance periods and/or interruptions due to force majeure.

§ 3 Registration

(1) Registration is required to have access to the platform. The user is required to complete the information requested at the time of registration accurately and completely.

(2) Registration incurs a fee.

(3) The user shall receive a username and password after completing the registration process. The user shall keep this username and password safe and ensure that no third party has access to them. If a wrong password has been entered three consecutive times under a certain username, then access will be suspended.

§ 4 Right to cancel

 

(1) Right to cancel

You have the right to cancel this agreement in writing (for example by letter, fax or email) within 14 days without giving any reason. This 14-day period starts after receipt of said notification in writing, but not before the contract is concluded, nor before fulfilling our obligation to provide information as defined in Article 246 § 2 in conjunction with § 1 (1) and (2) of the EGBGB [Introductory Act to the German Civil Code], as well as our obligation pursuant to § 312e (1) sentence 1 of the BGB [German Civil Code], in conjunction with Article 246 § 3 of the EGBGB [Introductory Act to the German Civil Code]. The cancellation deadline is considered met if you have sent notification within the prescribed period. The cancellation notice should be addressed to: ICGood GmbH, Kolpingstraße 16, 68165 Mannheim, Germany.

Email: info@icgood.de, info@online-visiontraining.com.

If you do decide to exercise your right to cancel, then we will send you an immediate confirmation (for example via email) that we have received such a cancellation.

(2) Consequences of the cancellation

If you cancel this contract, we shall immediately refund all payments we have received from you, including delivery costs (with the exception of additional costs that may arise if you choose a delivery method different to the cheapest standard delivery method we offer), or at the latest within 14 days from the day we have received your cancellation notice. For this return payment we will use the same payment method that you used in the original transaction, unless we have agreed on another method. At no point will we charge you any fees for this return payment.

§ 5 Technical capabilities/requirements

 

(1) The user is responsible for his or her technical capabilities or requirements to be able to have uninterrupted access to the platform, and to be able to download content from the platform. The user is also responsible for acquiring and maintaining the hardware and Internet connection required to access and use the platform.

 

(2) The costs of setting up and maintaining the online connection are the responsibility of the user. The provider is not liable for the security and content of data communication conducted via communications networks of third parties. The provider is also not liable for interruptions to data transmissions due to technical faults or configuration problems on the end of the user.

 

(3) The user is responsible for the hardware and software used by him or her, as well as for the communication channels used by him or her. Hardware or software failure on the end of the user does not release him or her from the obligation to pay the basic fee.

§ 6 Granting user rights

 

(1) The platform as well the individual content is - unless otherwise stated - copyright protected. The user is required to observe the existing copyright laws and must commit to not violating said copyright laws.

 

(2) The user can access the content for his or her own use, and if applicable, partially save and use said content. The parameters of § 53 of the UrhG [Copyright Act] serve as a guideline for this. The information accessed can only be utilised for the personal and private use of the user. Companies with several users shall receive a separate individual agreement granting further user rights.

 

(3) The content of this platform may not be partially or entirely downloaded or copied, it may not be made available to third parties, publicly displayed or reproduced, nor in any other way passed on permanently or for a fixed time, for a fee or for free, to third parties. Additionally, any modifications, translations of or any other amendment to the content is not permitted.

 

 

§ 7 Payment and payment methods

 

(1) The user of the platform shall be charged a user fee as stated in the agreement. The user is identified when entering the username and password, and shall be invoiced accordingly.

 

(2) The use of offers that incur a fee can either be paid via credit card or PayPal. Once registration has been completed, your credit card or PayPal account will be charged accordingly.

§ 8 Conditions for money-back guarantee

 

The provider will refund the entire payment arising from §7 (1) without fees or deductions, via the original payment method:

 

Please send the corresponding request in writing to: ICGood GmbH, Kolpingstr. 16, 68165 Mannheim, or to: info@online-visiontraining.com before the end of the first month of subscription.

 

§ 9 Copy protection and access suspension

 

(1) The provider reserves the right to encrypt all downloadable content to prevent unauthorised access. The user does not have the right to remove the encryption. The provider reserves the right to keep the encryption technology at the state of the art level and within legal parameters.

 

(2) The user obtains the right to access the offered online streaming content (use), but not the right to store this information on a long-term basis. Specifically, local storage of streaming content, copying and recording using Capture software is prohibited. Furthermore, it is prohibited to pass on streaming content or make said content available to third parties.

 

(3) Serious and/or regular violations of the GTCs may result in the user being temporarily or even permanently suspended from using the platform. Said temporary or permanent suspension of a user must be preceded by a request to stop the unauthorised access. The suspension can only be implemented if the user in question is still using the platform illegally despite being asked to desist. Previously suspended users may be given access again once it has been ascertained that their illegal actions will no longer continue in the future.

 

§ 10  Guarantee and liability

 

(1) The platform “Online Vision Training” is not meant to give medical diagnoses or treat any complaints or diseases of the eye or the visual system. Liability claims against the author, the use of the online platform or the exercises involved, are strictly ruled out. This also includes - but is not limited to - all personal liabilities. If in doubt, please contact your ophthalmologist.

 

The author expressly reserves the right to amend or even delete some pages, or the entire content of the website, or suspend publishing of the pages - temporarily or permanently - without prior notification.

 

(2) The provider is not liable for the content, suitability and accuracy of the public transmission lines and the private data communication equipment of the user.

§ 11  Duration of paid access

 

(1) The user agreement is valid for 6 months. After this period, the agreement does not automatically renew. The obligations of the user arising from §7 of this agreement are not affected if the user chooses not to access or use the items on offer.

 

(2) The regulations described above do not affect the right of both parties to cancel this agreement for cause. A valid reason to cancel the agreement for the provider would exist specifically if the continuation of the contractual relationship is no longer deemed reasonable under the prevailing circumstances of the individual case and taking into account the interests of both parties. Valid reasons would include the following:

 

- violation of statutory provisions by the user;

- breach of contractual obligations by the user.

                                        

§ 12 Applicable law

 

(1) The agreement entered into with the user is exclusively subject to the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany; the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) does not apply.

 

§ 13 Court of jurisdiction

 

The exclusive court of jurisdiction lies in Mannheim, headquarters of the provider.

 

§ 14 Subject to change

 

The provider has the right to change or amend these terms and conditions at any time, for as long as this becomes necessary due to corresponding legislative changes or in the course of expanding the areas and technical requirements of the platform to cover newly integrated functions. The user has the right to object to such a change. Should the user fail to exercise his or her right to object within a period of 6 weeks after notification of said changes, then these changes become effective. The provider shall specifically inform the user in writing or vie email at the start of the designated period that the changes shall be deemed as accepted if the user does not object within a period of 6 weeks.

 

§ 15  Final provisions

 

(1) As long as other arrangements are not in place, the user can send all declarations to the provider via email or using the contact form, or even via regular letter. The provider can send declarations to the user via email or letter using the addresses indicated as being current by the user in his or her account.

 

(2) If individual provisions of these terms and conditions should be or become invalid for whatever reason, this shall not affect the validity of the other provisions. The parties are obligated to replace the invalid provision with another valid provision, which comes closest to the purpose intended by the invalid provision. This also applies to loopholes in the contract.

 

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Geschichte des Augentrainings

 

Augentraining für besseres Sehen - Sehtraining gibt es seit über 100 Jahren

Eine Brille oder Kontaktlinsen zu tragen verbessert unsere Sehfähigkeit nicht. Sie sind Hilfsmittel die klares Sehen ermöglichen. Ist es aber möglich etwas gegen nachlassende Sehkraft tun? Die Antwort lautet: ja. Es gibt viele Beispiele, die belegen, dass man mit bestimmten Übungen die Augen trainieren und dadurch das Sehvermögen verbessern kann. Wir liefern einen kurzen Einblick in die Geschichte des Augentrainings.

 

Dr. William H. Bates: Der Urvater des Augentrainings

Dr. William H. Bates war ein New Yorker Ophthalmologe und angesehener Augenchirurg. Er war der erste, der die bis heute der Augenheilkunde zugrundeliegende Theorie anzweifelte. Er machte die Entdeckung, dass sich bei seinen Patienten Brechungsfehler, die als irreversibel galten, veränderten oder spontan zurückbildeten. Anhand zahlreicher Experimente bestätigte er seine Theorie: Für das "Scharfstellen" beziehungsweise die Sehschärfe war nicht die Augenlinse verantwortlich, sondern die Aktivität der äußeren Augenmuskeln. Folglich waren die Beeinträchtigungen der Sehfähigkeit erlernt und funktionell. Dies nahm er zum Anlass, für verschiedene Sehstörungen einfache Augenübungen zu entwickeln.

Für Dr. Bates bedeutete das Beharren und Weiterforschen auf und an seinen Theorien den Ausschluss aus wissenschaftlichen Kreisen. Seine Theorie stellte eine radikale Abweichung von der damals allgemein akzeptierten wissenschaftlichen Norm dar. Das war für ihn noch lange kein Grund aufzugeben. Er hielt an seinen Erkenntnissen fest, indem er seine Theorie weiterentwickelte und eine Klinik eröffnete, die erfolgreich mit Augentraining arbeitete. 1920 veröffentlichte er seine Erkenntnisse in seinem Buch "Perfect Sight Without Glasses" (deutsch: Rechtes Sehen ohne Brille). Noch heute gilt er als "Urvater" des Augentrainings.

 

Margaret D. Corbett eröffnete eine Schule für Augentraining

Daraus resultierte die sogenannte „Bates-Methode“, die vor allem bei Menschen Anklang fand, die offen für Alternativen waren. Eine davon ist Margaret D. Corbett, deren Ehemann in den 1930er Jahren mit Hilfe von Augenübungen Heilung erfuhr. Daraufhin eröffnete sie in Los Angeles die School of Eye Education (deutsch: Schule für Augentraining) und unterrichtete viele Menschen in der Bates-Methode. Aus ihrem Buch “Besser sehen” geht zudem hervor, dass ihre Arbeit beachtlichen Einfluss auf die Karriere von Militärangehörigen hatte.

1943 wurde sie wegen "Ausübung der Optometrie ohne Lizenz" vor Gericht gestellt. Dies löste eine Lawine der Empörung aus. Über 300 Menschen drängten sich vor dem Gerichtsgebäude, um eine Aussage zu ihren Gunsten machen zu dürfen. Sie alle hatten, ganz ohne Medikamente oder optische Sehhilfen, durch das Augentraining Heilung erfahren. Große Beachtung fand die Zeugenaussage von Aldous Huxley, der vor dem Sehtraining bei Margaret D. Corbett auf einem Auge blind war und auf dem anderen lediglich 20 Prozent Sehkraft hatte. Mit Hilfe des Augentrainings war er in der Lage ohne Brille zu lesen.

 

Das Augentraining nach der Bates-Methode erfreute sich großer Beliebtheit

Clara Hackett veröffentlichte 1955 ihr Buch “Relax and See, a Daily Guide to Better Vision”. Sie beschreibt darin ein zwölfwöchiges Übungsprogramm zur Heilung verschiedener Beeinträchtigungen des Sehvermögens, einschließlich weit verbreiteter Augenprobleme wie Kurzsichtigkeit und Weitsichtigkeit. Clara Hackett, die selbst neunzehneinhalb Jahre eine Brille trug und sie dann nicht mehr benötigte, lehrte das Sehtraining fünf Jahre lang in Seattle. Von 1949 bis 1950 hielt sie sogar Augentrainingseminare an der hiesigen Universität. Als sie nach New York ging, wurde auch sie wegen “Ausübung der Optometrie ohne Lizenz” verhaftet und 1951 vor Gericht gestellt. Die Entscheidung der Jury fiel wie bereits bei Margaret D. Corbett zu Gunsten der Angeklagten aus: Sehtraining ist kein Vergehen.

Den Sprung über den Ozean schaffte die Bates-Methode in den 1930er Jahren. Der Augenarzt Dr. R. S. Agarwa lehrte die Bates-Methode in Pondicherry in Indien. Er veröffentlichte nicht nur viele Artikel, sondern entwickelte seine eigene Methode, die neben der Bates-Methode auch aus Elementen der traditionellen Augenheilkunde bestand. Diese Synthese beschrieb er in seinem 1953 erschienenen Buch “Mind and Vision and Secrets of Indian Medicine”. Sein populäres Buch mit dem Titel “Yoga of Perfect Eyesight” veröffentlichte er 1971. Dieses Buch enthält viele Fallbeispiele über die Heilung von Augenproblemen.

Warum weiß man in der heutigen Zeit so wenig über Sehtraining?

All die Ablehnung die das Augentraining erfahren hat, lässt viel Raum für Spekulationen. Sie dürfte mitunter auch ein Grund sein, weshalb es über das Augentraining nur wenige gesicherte Forschungsergebnisse gibt.

Auch in der heutigen Zeit lernen Augenärzte während ihrer medizinischen Ausbildung praktisch nichts über Augentraining. Der Schwerpunkt ihrer Ausbildung liegt auf der Verordnung von Medikamenten und auf chirurgische Eingriffe. Dabei weiß jeder, dass Brillengläser oder Kontaktlinsen nicht zur Heilung der Fehlsichtigkeit beitragen, da sie nicht die Ursache beheben. Bei der Laserchirurgie handelt es sich um einen Eingriff, bei dem ein Bruchteil eines Millimeters von der Hornhaut abgetragen wird, der wie jeder andere Eingriffe auch, Risiken birgt. Auch bei der Ausbildung von Augenoptikern findet Sehtraining leider keine Beachtung. Der Schwerpunkt liegt hier auf der Korrektur visueller Defekte und den Verkauf von Brillen.

Wer auf der Suche nach einer effektiven, alternativen Methode zu seiner Sehhilfe ist, kann mit Sehtraining seine Augenprobleme deutlich verbessern - und sich mit etwas Geduld sowie viel Übung von Brille, Kontaktlinsen und chirurgischen Eingriffen verabschieden.