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Introduction to Syntonic Phototherapy

The Journals Of Optometric Phototherapy

2024 CSO JOURNAL

2021 Journal of Optometric Phototherapy

2020 Journal of Optometric Phototherapy

2019 Journal of Optometric Phototherapy

Articles

Functional Visual Fields by Automated Static Perimetry by Lars Frisen 2014

Colored Light therapy: Overview of its History, Theory, Recent Developments and Clinical Applications Combined with Acupunture

BOOKS

Henning The Practice of Modern Optometry

Blind Spot Measurements and Remedial Reading Problems by T.A. Brombach 1937

The Blue Book

Section One – Introductory Materials

Introduction – Alex S. Cameron

The Syntonic Principle – Harry Riley Spitler D.O.S., M.D., M.S., Ph.D.
The Syntonic Principle & The Syntonic Principle(Statistical Data)- Harry Riley Spitler D.O.S., M.D., M.S., Ph.D.
SYNTONIC PHOTOTHERAPY – Ray Gottlieb O.D., Ph.D., FCOVD, FCSO & Larry Wallace, O.D., FCSO
An Outline of The Syntonic Principle – (Spitler) Dale A. Fast O.D., FCSO
The Syntonic Technic of Optometry – Harry Riley Spitler D.O.S., M.D., M.S., Ph.D.
Photo Retinology Light Frequency Therapy – Definition and Effects 1976 – Lowell Becraft O.D. & Charles Butts O.D., Ph.D.
Modem Syntonic Optometry – Raymond L. Gottlieb, O.D., Ph.D., FCOVD, FCSO
Pathways of Light Reception – Jacob Liberman O.D., Ph.D.
History & Bibliography 1993 – Samuel Pesner O.D., FCSO
History & Bibliography 1994 – Bruce Rosenfeld O.D., FCSO

Section Two – Testing

1. The String and its Application in Syntonic Optometry– Charles Butts O.D., Ph.D.

2. Pupils a. Pupillary Responses – Samuel Pesner O.D., FCSO

3. Pupils b. The Alpha Omega Pupil – Charles Butts O.D., Ph.D.

4. Pupils c. Diagnosis of Pupillary Anomalies for Syntonics-Dale Fast O.D., FCSO

5. Visual Fields a. Visual Fields – Samuel Pesner O.D., FCSO

6. Visual Fields b. Introduction to Campimetry – Charles Butts O.D., Ph.D.

7. VISUAL FIELDS FOR DIAGNOSIS AND CONTROL OF TREATMENT by Cecil W. Henry

8. Visual Fields d. The Importance of Doing Visual Fields In The Practice of Optometry by Dale Fast, O.D.

9. Morphological Analysis

Section Three – Basic Syntonics

1. BASIC SYNTONICS By Bruce Rosenfeld

2. Nascentization

3. Filters a. Effects of Syntonics Filters

4. Filters b. Syntonic Neutralization Key

5. Filters c. Autonomic Nervous System

6. Filters d. The Miracle Workers of Optometry

7. Filters e. Filter Combinations

8. Filters f. Individual Filter Information (12 pages )

9. Syntonic Basic Filters

10. Functional Field Constrictions with Symptons

Section Four – Syntonic Applications

The Syntonic Syndromes– Larry Wallace O.D., FCSO

Case Studies of Syntonic Syndromes– Betsy Hancock O.D., FCSO

Ocular Pathology and Syntonic Treatment– Larry Wallace O.D., FCSO

Amblyopia– Charles Butts O.D., Ph.D.
Endocrinology a. The Endocrine Glands– Clive H. Giraud, F.I.O.
Endocrinology b. The Endocrines– Samuel Pesner O.D., FCSO
Endocrinology c. Endocrinology- General Considerations– Larry Wallace O.D., FCSO
Endocrinology d. Chart of Syntonic Phototherapy Endocrinology
SYNTONIC ADVANCED FILTERS Compiled and summarized from syntonics literature by Ray Gottlieb, Dean, CSO

Section Five – Literature

1. Syntonics (White Paper)

2. Changes in Form Visual Fields in Reading Disabled Children Produced by Syntonic Stimulation-Rocky Kaplan O.D., M. Ed.

3. The Effect of Syntonic (Colored Light) Stimulation on Certain Visual and Cognitive Functions-Jack Liberman O.D.

4. Summary of the Practice of Modern Optometry by William Henning N.D., O.D. Summarized by Ray Gottlieb O.D., Ph.D.

CASE REPORTS

Amblyopia 1937 by Dr. T. B.

Corneal Scar, Below Pupil, with HazSSy Medi by Dr. Crawford, 1937

Lenticular Opacity 1937 by Dr. H. P. S.

Ptosis – Traumatic by Dr. Crawford 1937

Low Ductions 1937 by Dr. A. R. M.

Headaches 1937 by Dr. G. P. S.

Migraine Headache With Eye Pain 1937 by Dr. O. H. S.

Case report Laura by Shayler 2018 (TBI Car accident -Esophoria)

William Fox-Pit by Shayler (Sports Injury -TBI)

CASE REPORTS: OREGON ACADEMEY OF SYNTONIC OPTOMETRY

June 1936 Bulletin: “I want congratulate the Portland group for the fine list of Case Reports and papers they have already sent in. This means work definietely done, recorded work that stimulates toward greater progress in study and greater ability in the application of Syntonics.: R. L Cassell, O.D., F.C.S.O.

1. The Gonads by Ruhndortf 1936

2. A Case of Myopia by Lorens

3. Glaucoma by Miller 1936

4. Low Reserves 1935

5. Opacity by Newhouse

6. Senile Cataracts by Rice

7. Low Visual Preception and Diziness, Rt. Dom. by Lorenz

8. Amblyopia by Miller

9. Adrenal Glands by Davies

10. Headaches – Reading- by Ruhndort

11. Pterygium by Salle 1936 Inflamed Eyes Apparently “Pink Eye” by Chambers 1936

12. Eyes Tire – Reading A type by Chambers

13. Pituitary Glands by Miller 1936

14. Asthenopia With Esophoria by Miller 1936

15. Inflamed Eyes apparently “Pink Eye” by Chambers 1936

16. Exophoria — Fatigue at Near Point by Lorenz 1936

17. Chalazion by Brower 1936

18. Sub-Normal Accommodation by O’Neal 1936

19. OS Blind few minutes each week by Ruhndorf 1936

20. Visual Acuity by Newhouse 1936

21. Intense Photophobia Combined with Asthenopia by Lorenz 1936

22. Exo Patient by Chambers 1936

23. Building A Case of Reserves of Accommodation by Lorenz 1936

24. Myopia letter from Dr. Spitler to Dr. Ruhundorf

25. The Phenomena of Life

26. Pain In Entire Right Hemisphere by Lorenz 1936

27. Exophoria At Near 3/4 Presbyopia (Sleepy – when reading) by Chambers 1936

28. Blur After Reading by Ruhndorf 1936

29. Cortical Opacity by Miller 1936

30. Granulated lids by Miller 1936

31. Alpha Omega Pupil by Newhouse 1936

32. Blepharospasm with Photophobia and low Ductions by Miller 1936

33. Hysterical by Keene 1936

34. Dacryocystitis by Rice 1936

35. Lens Opacity by Salle 1936

36. Myopia with Exophoria by Salle 1936

37. Hayfever by Babb 1936

38. Amblyopia by Babb 1936

39. Nervousness by Babb 1936

40. Itching and Burning of the Carunculae by Rice 1936

41. Hay Fever With Lacrymation and Photophobia by Miller 1936

42. Inflamation by Lorenz 1936

43. Chalazion by Maulbetsch 1936

44. High Esophoria by Ruhndorf 1936

45. Low Pulse & Tic by Lorenz 1936

46. Intense Itching & Burning of Eyes by Rice 1936

47. Follow-Up-Report on Cataract Case After Six Months by Rice 1936

48. Opacities by Chambers 1936

49. Eye Discomfort and Low Reservesby Chambers 1936

50. “C” Type Case by Chambers 1936

51. “A” Type Case by Chambers 1936

52. Dizziness by Chambers 1936

53. Corneal Powder Burns by Maulbetech 1936

54. Weak Internal Recti Alpha Omega Pupil by Badynek 1936

55. Topia with Amblyopia Exanopsia by Bedynek 1936

56. Myopic Asthenic by Crum 1936

57. Amblyopia by Dr. Crum 1936 No. 57

58. Central Opacity by Crum 1936

59. Amblyopia by Crum 1936

60. Excessive Lacrymation and Swelling by Miller Scheetz 1936

61. Insect Bite by Scheetz 1936

62. Infection Right Eye by Scheetz

63. Insomnia? Nervous? Indigestion, Low Ductions by Scheetz

64. Photophobia by Scheetz 1936

65. Facial Neuralgia Accompanied with Eye Pain by Scheetz

66. Chalazion by Dr. Scheetz 1936 # 66

67. Chalazion by Dr. Scheetz 1936 # 67

68. Migraine Heache with Eye Pain by Scheetz 1936

69. Progressive Myopia by Salle 1936

70. Blind Man by Salle 1936

71. Hay Fever by Salle 1936

72. Headaches by Salle 1936

73. Asthenopia by Davies 1936

74. Optic Nerve Atrophy by Rice

75. Headaches by Ruhndorf 1936

76. Low Ductions by Miller 1936

77. Melancholia With Low Accommodation – – Blur Out Points & Ductions by Salle 1936

78. Eyes Itch and Burn by Lorenz 1936 # 78

79. Milky Cataract by Dr. Rice 1936

80. Further Report of Case 2210 (page 54) by Bedynek 1936

81. Headache C-1 Type by Lorenz 1936

82. Asthenopia by Miller 1937

83. Gigantic Hordelum by Rice 1937

84. Foggy Vision With Diabetes by Bedynek 1937

85. Photophobia Under Artifical Light by Miller 1938

86. Chronic Sinusitis by Rice 1938

87. Dizziness by Miller 1938

88. Glaucoma Causing Opacities by Newhouse 1938

89. Difficulty When Reading by Crum 1938

90. Hyperphoria by Crum 1938

91. Chalazion by Crum 1938

92. Cataract With Optic Nerve Atrophy by Bedynek 1938

Research

Color and Form Discrimination In The Periphery Of The Retina 1928

LED light between Nobel Prize and Cancer risk factor by Haim

The Effect of Aluminum Compounds by Royal Lee

Colors as Catalysts in Enzymatic Reactions

The Red-Light Treatment of Small-Pox by Niels Finsen

THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE CENTRAL VISUAL FIELD TO THE SPEED OF VISUAL PERCEPTION by Eames 1957

Effects of Color Light and Relaxation Exercise on LD

Syntonograms (Listed by subject as organized by Dale Fast, O.D., FCSO)

The SYNTONOGRAM contains case reports, technical articles and reports on various research projects supervised or conducted by the College.

ACADEMY

1. Minutes of 1st Meeting of Academyof Optometric Syntonics January 15, 16 1933

2. Letter from Peter Scholler Jan 12, 1933

3. Fundamental Principles of Law Governing the Profession 1934

4. Constitution College of Syntonic Optometry Feb. 22, 1934

5. Purpose Clause of the College Oct 1934

6. Plans for Handling Local Academy Programs

7. Amendaments to Constitution Sept 1935

8. APPROVED PLAN FOR ESTLISHMENT OF ACADEMIES IN THE COLLEGE OF SYNTONIC OPTOMETRY Bulletin December 1935

9. Dear Departed Syntonist April 1936

10. College Affliliation by Earle Sterzer August 1936

11. Census April 1940 Bulletin

12. A Report of Special Educational Committee Sept-Oct 1951 vol. 14 #5

13. Why Not Syntonic Technicians by L.L. McCormick, O.D. Vol 17, #4 June-July 1954

14. Resolutions Proposed by the Nomenclature Committee Vol 20 # 3 May-June 1957

15. The Secertary has a word January 1937 Bulletin

16. Articles of Incorporation

17. History of the College

18. United States of America Libelant v. Cameron Spitler Amblyo-Syntonizer 1966

ACOMMODATION

1. The Syntonic Correction of Subnormal Accommodation by Wm. Stieren, Jr., Opt D. Aug. 1936 Vol. 3 #17

The Syntonic Correction of Sub-Normal Accommodation by Wm. Stieren, Jr., Mar. 1937 Syn. Vol 4 #3

2. Syntonic Procedures indicated by Mayer March 1938

AMBLYOPIA

1. Two Case Reports of Bilateral Amblyopia by Seilig B. Kousnetz, O.D. July-Aug. 1949

2. Sequel to Case Reports by Seilig B. Kouneta, O.D. May-June 1950 Vol. 13, #3

3. Case Report: Amblyopia 1936

4. Case Report: Toxic Amblyopia

BULLETINS

Note. (Nov. 1936) This NEWS Section or Bulletin is sent to all Optometrists who have completed Dr. Spitler’s Basic Course in Syntonics. Its purpose is to keep you informed of various Syntonic Activities and interest you in further contact with other Syntoniists through the official organization, the College of Syntonic Optometry.

Having taken the course, when you purchase an instrument or Amblyo-Syntonizer, you are eligible to affiliate with the College. As an affiliate, you would receive this Bullentin as well as the official College monthly publication known as the SYNTONOGRAM. The SYNTONOGRAM contians casr reports, technical articles and reports on various research projects supervised or conducted by the College. For further information snd applicstion blanks, address the College at Eaton, Ohio, or the Secretary at Dayton, Ohio.

1. That you may know the FACTS January 1936

2. The Legal Phase of Syntonic June 1936

3. Kindergarten Claims A King June 1938 Bulletin

4. The Secertary Speaks Nov 1936

5. The Craze for Craziness January 1937

6. November 1940 Bulletin

RILEY HAS A WORD

Riley Has a Word 1934 Great Guns and Little Fishes

RILEY HAS A WORD July 1934 Vol. 2 N0 5

Ril ey Has A Word Vol 2, No. 10 December 1934

Riley Has a Word – Experience Teaches Aug 1936

Riley has a Word December 1936

Riley Has A Word November 1937 Bulletin

Riley Has A Word April 1938 Bulletin

CATARACTS

1. Some of My Unusual Cases by C.O. Haffner, O.D., M.A.O.S. Jan. 1933

2. Syntonics in Cataract Cases by Wing Jan 1933

3. Cross-Fire Technique in Cataract by Harry Riley Spitler Oct 1934 Vol 2 #8

Discussion on “Cross-Fire” Technique by Horton 1934

CROSS-FIRE” TECHNIC FOR OPACITIES, May June July Aug 1958

DISCUSSION ON “CROSS-FIRE” TECHNIQUE by Horton Sept Oct 1958

4. CATABOLIC METABOLISM AND ITS POSSIBLE RELATION TO CATARACT by Cassell 1935

5. Notes From The Director of Education Nov.-Dec. 1948

6. Cataract with Retinitis by Fenton Vol 12 No 3 May -June 1949

7. Case Report “Visual Acuity Improved In Cataract” by F. A. Humphrey, O.D., F.C.S.O. Vol 14 # 5 Sept-Oct 1951

8. Lenticular Opacities Associated With Dental Oral Trauma and Orthodontia In The Adolesdent by Doald J. Mayer, PhD., F.C.S.O. Vol 14 #5 Sept-Oct 1951

9. Syntonic_Service_No_7_Cataracts_Linked_To_Way_Body_Uses_Sugar

10. Glands and Senile Cataract Vol 26 No 1 1963

CHROMOGRAPHY OR COLOR FIELDS

1. Differentiating Auto-Intoxication of Optometric Significance by Dr. R. E. Simpson Jan 1936 Vol 3 # 10

2. NEW SYNTONIC PROCEDURES WITH CHROMOGRAPHY SIGNIFICANCES Introduction MAYER Jan 1937

NEW SYNTONIC PROCEDURES WITH CHROMOGRAPHY SIGNIFICANCES, Continuation by Dr. Mayer Feb 1937 Vol 4 #2

3. The Enlargement of Normal Blind Spots of Mariotte And Their Reaction Under Syntonics by Dr. Spencer Hannis December 1937

4. Syntonic Procedures Indicated by Chromography by Mayer March 1938

Syntonic Procedures Indicated by Chromography by Mayer Sept 1940

Discussion on Syntonic Procedures Indicated by Chromography by Sterzer April 1938

5. Differentiating Toxemias of Optometric Interest and End Reslts Under Syntonics by Russell Simpson Nov 1938 Syntonogram Vol 5, #11

6 . What’s What by T. A. Elmgren Nov 1938 Vol. 5, 11

7. Syntonic Principle Applied and Influence on Color Fields by Applying Syntonic Principle 1940

8. Chromography and Pyorrhea – October 1940 Vol 7, # 9

Chromography and Pyrorrhea – November 1940 Vol 7 # 10

9. ENLARGING VISUAL FIELDS AND REDUCING BLIND SPOTS by Shurin Dec 1941

ENLARGING VISUAL FIELD AND REDUCING BLIND SPOTS, Continuation by Shurin Jan 1942

ENLARGING VISUAL FIELD AND REDUCING BLIND SPOTS, Continuation by Shurin Feb 1942

ENLARGING VISUAL FIELD AND REDUCING BLIND SPOTS, continuation by Shurin March 1942, vol 9, No 3

10. CAECANOMETRIC PRACTICE Vol 16 No 1 1953 by Fenton

11. One Case Of The Diagnostic Value of Optometric Color Fields by Miller 1954

CONTACT LENSES

1. Contact Lens and Syntonics by F. E. Harrington Vol 22 # 6 Jan-Feb 1959

COLOR VISION

1. January 1942 Bulletin

2. February 1942 Bulletin .

4. October 1942 Bulletin

5. Color Blindness by J. H. Lepper Vol 10 No 1 1943 .

7. A few Case Reports From The Syntonist’s Office by Roscoe Freitas Vol 21 # 5 Nov-Dec 1958.

9. Training for Loss of Color Perception by Walter Kimball, O.d. D.O.S. Vol 23 # 5

ENDOCRINES

1. Personality Reactions Under Syntonic Optometry by Gallagher Vol 2 No 9 Nov 1934

2. The Endocrines by W. I. Davis, O.D. Nov 1935 Vol 3 #8

3. Personality -Normal & Abnormal by Preston K. Caye, O.D. Jan 1939 Vol 6 # 1 ; July 1939 Vol 6 #7; Aug 1939 Vol 6 #8

4. Vitamins vs Endocrines by Dr. Hayward L Ludlow Jan 1939 Vol 6 #1; Feb. 1939 Vol 6 #2

5. Syntonic Control of the Hypothyroid by Donald J. Mayer Dec 1939 Vol 6 #2

6. Ocular Function as Altered by Endocrine Dysfunction and Suggested Syntonic Handling Resultant Ocular Problems by R.F. Pray Dec 1940 Vol 7 #12

7. Flashes April 1941 Bulletin

ESOTROPIA

1. CASE HISTORY OF Mrs. A. by Maynier 1936

2. Syntonic Treatment in Secondary Esotropia by Russell E. Simpson July-Aug 1956

3. Syntonics and Accommodative Rock by Seilig Kousnetz11960

EXOTROPES

1. Exotropes and Mental Capacity by Babock 1937

2. Exotopes and Mental Capacity by J. M. Babcock Aug 1940 Vol 7 # 8

FILTERS

1. The Dioptic Effect of UV Vol 13 No 2 May 1935

2. CEREBRO-SPINAL REFLEX RESPONSE UNDER δ OR θ by Renner Feb 1936

3. a. Some Oddities with Mu Upsilon by I.W. Myers May 1936 Vol 3 #14

3. b. Discussion of SOME ODDITIES WITH μυ by Nugent May 1936

4. a. Case Report – For Your Benefit May 1936

4. b. MINIMUM ROUTINE FOR CASE REPORTS OF PATIENTS Nov 1936

5. How Syntonic Frequencies Alter High and Low Analytical Findings As Taught by the Graduate Clinic Foundation by E.C. Scott Nov 1936 Vol 3, #19

6. Some Non-Local Effects of Alpha Omega 1937

7. Case Report April 1937

8. PHOTOPHOBIA by Dr. Deane June_1937

9. Eye Movement Under Delta and Omega by Youngdahl 1937

10. Corectopia, Iridoncus, and Pseudoptosis by Elmgren Jan 1938 Vol 5 No 1

11. Bodily Electrical Constants under Alpha Delta and Upsilon Omega February 1938

14. Some Observations on Relief of Pain of Ocular Origin by Syntonic Technic by Newton 1938

17. PHYSICAL CHANGES UNDER OPHTHALMIC TINT by Davis Vol 6, No 3 1939

21. Outstanding Case Report by Lyon Oct 1941

22. TINTS November 1941 Bulletin

Selected Light Frequencies

The Psychological Approach To Senescence Vol 11 No 1 Aug 1947

Detachment of the Retina by L. Johnson

GERATRIC CARE

1. Eliminating Some Effects of Age on Vision by Russell Simpson March1940 Vol 7 #3

2. The Psychological Approach to Senescence by Caye Aug 1947

3. Problems in Geriatrics Vol 11 No 2 Dec 1947 by Keith Walker, O.D.

4. Geriatrics and the Optometrist Vol 11 No 2 Dec 1947

5. Diminished Visual Acuity as A Problem of visual Geriatrics Vol 11 No 2 Dec 1947

Diminished Visual Acuity As A Problem of Visual Geriatrics Vol 11 No 3 Mar April 1948 Vol 11 #3

6. Deficiency Status by Spitler Vol 11 No3 Mar Apr 1948

7. Geriatric Approach to the Menopause by Keith Walker March-April 1948 Vol 11 # 3

8. Disorders of the Alimentary System Relative to Visual Geriatrics by Donald Mayer Mar-Apr 1948 Vol 11, #3

9. Arterio-Sclerosis As A Factor In Occlar Conditions by Russell Simpson Aug 1948 Vol 11 #5

10. The Liver and Biliary Passages in Visual Geriatrics Vol 11 No 5 July-Aug 1948

11. Visual Normalization in Maturity Sept-Oct Vol 12 No 5 1949 by Donald Mayer

Visual Normalization in Maturity Vol 12 No 6 Nov-Dec 1949

Jan-Feb 1950 Vol 13 #1

Visual Normalization in Maturity March-April Vol 13 No 2 1950

12. Further Neuro Psychological Aspects in Visual Geriatrics by Mayer May-June 1951

13. Correlation of Visual & Nutritional Problems in the Geriatric Patient by Jack Warken Vol 14, #4 July-Aug 1951

14. A Direct Approach to Some Geriatric and Pregeriatric Visual Problems by A.R. Voig Vol 15 # 6 Sept 1952

15. Case Reports by D. L. G The Forum Vol 17 # 3 Apr 1954

16. Geriatrics by Russell Simpson Vol 19 #1 Jan-Feb 1956

17. The Modern Case of Hemorrhagic Retinitis by Simpson Vol 20 #1 Jan-Feb 1957

18. Case Report by Guy Fenton Vol 20 #2, Mar-Apr 1957

19. Retinal Degeneration by Guy Fenton Vol 20 # 3 May-June 1957

20. Problems In Geriatrics by Russell Simpson Vol 21 # 5 Nov-Dec 1958

21. Geriatrics and the Optometrics by Russell E. Simpson Vol 21 # 5 Nov-Dec 1958

22. Arterio-Sclerosis As a Factor In Ocular Conditions Vol 11 No 5 Aug 1948

23. “Some Interesting Cases” by Russell Simpson Vol 23 # 4 July-Aug 1960

GLAUCOMA

1. RELIEF OF INCREASED INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE by Galagher 1951

IRIDIAGNOSIS

Iridiagnosis by Elmgren 1941

LEGAL PHASE

A LETTER FROM PETER SCHOLLER 1933

1. Legal Department by O.H. Waeerga, LL.B. July 1935 Vol 3 #4

2. The Legal Phase of Syntonics June Bulletin1936

MIGRAINE HEADACHES

1. Case History by E. C. Scott Jan-Feb 1949 Vol 12 #1

2. Headache Key In Self Vol 12, No 1 1949

3. RELIEF OF PAIN WITH SYNTONICS by Newton vol 12 no 6 1949

4. Case Report “Migraine Headache: by Seilig Kousnetz Jan-Feb 1950 Vol 13 # 1

5. FROM THE SECRETARY’S DESK Vol 15, No 1 1952 – Migraine

6. Is Migraine an Optometric Problem 1953

7. Further Consideration of Migraine by W.L. Davis Vol 16 # 3 1953

8. Headache – Headache Gone Vol 18 No 1 Jan 1955

9. THE VISUAL PATTERN IN MIGRAINE by E. C. Scott November-December 1955

10. Tension Type Headaches by Gallagher Vol 19, No 3 1956

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12. Forum Vol 22 March-April 1955

13. Another Migraine Case March-April 1959

MISCELLANOUS

1. Correcting_Delayed_Effects_of_Mumps_on_Ocular_Muscles_Vol_2_No_3_1934

2. Consensual Support of Visual Acuity by J.O. Nugent Vol 2 # 4 May 1934

Discussion of Consensual Support of Visual Acuity by Browett 1934

3. Sensible Aggression by Dr. Earle Sterzer July 1934

4. “Objection-Reflection-Ejection” by . L. Cassell Aug 1934

5. A study in Neurosis of Ocular Origin by Earl Sterze July 1934

6. A Study of Coordinated Muscular Actions That Would Be Partly Unconscious and Partly Conscious by O. J. Melvin June 1935 Vol 3 #3

A Study of Coordinated Muscular Actions That Would Be Partly Unconscious and Partly Conscious by O. J. Melvin July 1937 Vol 4 # 7

7. Handling Patients by Dr. Dan Galivin, O.D. March 1936 Vol 3 # 12

8. WHAT CIVILIZATION HAS DONE FOR MAN by Kaplan 1936 (June)

9. The Effects of Light Frequency on Power of Skeletal Muscule Rection by Dr. Max McKay July 1937 Vol 4 # 7

10. Some Ophthalmic Obervations of Anemia and Hypotension by Dr R. T. Gardner Aug 1938 Vol 5 # 8

11. The Problem of the Slow Reader by Dr Keith Walker Sept 1938 Vol 5 #9

12. Cicatrix Following Posterior Synechia by Dr L. A. Johnson June 1939 Vol 6 # 6

13. A Syntonic Theory of Increased Intraocular Tension by Donald Harpham June 1939 Vol 6 # 6

14. Our Eyes From Fish To Man by M. M. Dalton, O.D. November 1939 Vol 6 # 11

15. December 1940 Bulletin

16. The Eyes Have It by Paul Johnson Nov 1941 Vol 8 & 11

17. Adjusting Your Nerves to War by Robert M Yoder June 1942

18. From The Editor Sept-Oct 1948

19. Here Is How To Tell Exactly Which Lens To RS When OEP Says RX Not Under Plus One And Not Over Plus 1.25 by W. I. Davis, O.D, FCSO Nov-Dec 1948 Vol 11 # 7

20. Functional Degeneration of the Central Fibers of the Optic Nerve by Simpson Vol 12, No 1949

21. TRAUMATIC HYPHEMIA by Shurin Vol 12 & 1 Jan Feb 1949

22. Ordinary Light May Be Antidote For Radiation by Henry March-April 1949

23. TENTION CLUE IN BLOOD Mar Apr 1949 Vol 12, No 2

24. RETINAL ARTERIO-SCLEROSIS by Simpson 1950, Vol 13, No. 5, Sept-Oct 1950 Issue

25. PHORIAS IN ORAL INFECTIONS AND IMPACTIONS by Hagenah

27. NEUROGENIC HYPERTENSION Jan 1952 by Miller

29. Diet is Major Factor in Polio Prevention by Dr. Davis Sept 1952

30. DEGENERATION, REGENERATION by Davis 1953

32. Diagnosis and Syntonic Therapy Vol 17 No. 6 Oct-Nov 1954

34. X-Ray Excerpt from Paul Harvey Dec 2 1956

35. TYPES AND TEMPERAMENTS by McCormick 1958

36. The Forum Mar Apr 1958 (contains questions about cataracts)

38. A New theory on Light or The Sun and How it Affects Life by Roy Keller, Scientist Vol 22 No 3 May-June 1959

40. Rambling Suggestions for The Beginner by Scott 1960

41. SUBJECTS FOR INVESTIGATION vol 24 No 1 1961 by Sterzer

42. How Do You Sell Syntonics To Your Patients , The Forum Sept-Oct 1960

43. SYNTONICS IN PREVIOUSLY DIAGNOSED RETINAL SCAR TISSUE by Kousnetz 1961

Corneal Scar by Elmgren 1938

Differentiating Toxemias of Optometric Interest -November 1938

March_1938_Bulletin

What’s What November 1938

Syntonic Service No 7 Scientists Discovers Way to Predict Your Life Span

Syntonic Service No 7 Peculiar To Man

Syntonic Service No 7 Human and Planet Life Chemically Related

MYOPIA

1. What Was It? by T.A.W. Elmgren Dec 38 Vol 5 #12

2. Functional Myopia Preliminary Report of Five Cases by Dr. M.M Dalton Oct 1939 Syntonogram Vol 6 # 10

3. CASE REPORTS – MYOPIA by Hagenah May-June 1948

4. Some Observations on the Reduction of High Myopia Via Visual Traiing by W.I. Davis, O.D. FCSO Jan-Feb 1949 Syntonogram Vol 11, # 6

5. Syntonics in Myopia by Kousnetz 1952

6. Case Report Pseudo Myopia by Seiling Kousnetz Mar-Apr 1950

7. The Challenge of Myopia by Scott 1952

8. Some Thoughts on the Possible Control of Myopia by Voight 1952

9. Syntonics In Myopia by Selig Kousnetz, June 1952 Vol 15 # 3

10. Four Case Histories by Preston Kline Cays, Paril 1954 Vol 17 No. 3

11. A Coincidence, Maybe by L.L. McCormick, O.D. Vol 17 # 5 Aug-Sept. 1954

12. Prevention and Control of Myopia by Dr. Kousnetz Vol 18 # 2 Mar-April 1955

13. Case Reports Myopia Vol 22 # 6 Nov-Dec 1959

14. Forum Vol 24 # 2 Mar-April 1961

15. A Case Report Vol 24 # 6 Nov ase Report -Dec 1961

NASCENTIZING

1. Monocular Nascentizing by P. Scholler , D. O. S. Aug 1934

2. N/L Nascentization by Dr. W. I. Davis Feb 1939

3. Progress Report of Studies in Monocular Nascentization by Louis W. Palm, O>D. Dec 1935 Syntonogram Vol 3 # 9

4. The Forum Vol 19 # 2 Mar-April 1956

5. The Forum Vol 24 # 1 Jan-Feb 1961

NUTRITION

1. Possible Effects of Magnesium Sulfate Upon the Eyes by Brown Sept 1934

2. SYNTONIC HANDLING OF OCULAR MANISFESTATIONS OF NUTRITIONAL DEFICIENCIES 1939

3. Visual Adaptations in Relation To The Biophotometer by Rockwell 1940

4. Mineral Requirements in Health by Caye Vol 13 No 4 July-Aug 1950

5. Vitamin B. Complex vol 16 no 3 page 3 1953

6. Coronary Nutrition Vol 18 & No 6 Nov-Dec 1955

7. HOW TO KEEP FROM HAVING HEART TROUBLE 1956

8. NUTRITION IN APPLED VISUAL SCIENCE Vol 20 No 4 1957 by Mayer

9. REMARKS BY THE DIRECTORY OF EDUCATION vol 21 No 1 Jan Feb 1958 – Nutrition

Nystagmus

1. TREATISE ON NYSTAGMUS by Elmgren Jan 1940

2. Discussion of Treatise on Nystagmus by Walters Vol 7 No 1 1940

3. Nystagmus and Amblyopia by Michel 1934

4. Visual Training Used To Improve Nystagmus Eyes by Michel 1963

5. Amblyopia Esotropia Nystagmus by Michel 1967

PAIN

1. RELIEF OF PAIN WITH SYNTONICS by Newton vol 12 no 6 1949

PTYERGIUM

1. The Control of Pterygium Through The Application of The Syntonic Principle Vol 13 No 6 1950

2. THE FORUM – Pterygium

SYNTONICS

1. Syntonics Before Each Refraction by Dr.Kaplan Jan 1933

2. Scientific Appeal of Syntonics by Dr. Horton Jan 1933

3. How I find Syntonics useful by Dr. Crawford Jan 1933

4. Some Things I have been doing with Syntonics Dr. Elliot

5. Philosophical Appeal of Syntonics by Dr. Cassell 1939

6. Selling Syntonics by Dr. Zettel

7. Personality Reactions Under Syntonic Optometry by Gallagher 1934

8. Subjects For Investigation by Dr. Gallaher

9. Some Cases I have Seen by Dr. Brown

10. Statistical Effectivity of Syntonics by College 1934

11 Riley Has A Word July 1934

12. How_Best_To_Build_A_Practice_In_Syntonic_Optomometry_1934

13. Motion Combined with Syntonics by Dr Humphrey Dec 1934

14. Neurology_of_Syntonics_vol_2_No_11_January_1935

15. “Is Syntonics A Holdup” editorial Feb 1935

16. The Evolution of the Visible Apparatus by Horton Feb 1935

17. Presidents Address by Scholler April 1935

18. Excerpts May 35

19. Riley Has A Bomshell June 35

20. Trends Toward The Syntonic Principle 1935 by Cameron

21. Balancing the Budget by Dr. Humphrey Oct 1935

22. Presidents message Nov 1935

23. History of Development of Syntonics Facts by Dr. Sterzer 1936

24. Syntonics_Through_The_Ages_by_Gallagher_Vol_13_No_13_April_1936

25. Riley Has A Word July 1936

26. Keep Syntonics As Syntonics by Spitler Sept 1936

27. TELLING WHAT SYNTONICS IS 1936 Inverview with Spitler

28. Syntonic Optometry by Spilter Sept 1936

29. ORTHOPTIC SYNTONIC TECHNIQUE AND CASE REPORT by Humphrey September 1936 Vol 3 No 18

30. The President Speaks Jan 1937 31. “Guilding The Lily” April 1937 bulletin

32. Further Advances Toward The syntonic Principle by Spitler Sept 1937 & May 1938

33. Hold The Fort October 1937 Bulletin

34. The Clinic at the College November 1937 Bulletin

35. Minimum Routine For Case Reports of Patients Vol 3 # 19

36. Who Imitated Whom and What February 1938 Bulletin

37. Syntonic Frequencies As Determined by B.M.R by Dr Mann Sept 39 Vol 6 # 9

38. The Effectivity of The Syntonic Technique in Optometry by Dr Caye Feb 1940 Vol 6 # 2

39. Bulletins 1940

40. Syntonic Optometry Renewal of Faith by Dr. Spitler Jan 1941

41. AN_EVALUATION_OF_SYNTONICS_February_ 1941

42. THE STONE THE BUILDERS REJECTED april 1941

43. Preface To The Syntonic Principle June 1941

44. To Be Or Not To Be That Is The Question May 1941

45. SYNTONICS AND METEROLOGY by Smejkal 1941

The Hippocratic Approach 1941

47. Spectral Quality of Light by Elmgren Oct 1941 Spectral Quality Experiment by Elmgren 1941

50. Syntonics and Optometry by Spigel Dec 1948

52. Normalizing patterns of Visual Dysfunction by Syntonic Applications by Dr. Scott Jan-Feb 1951

53. Syntonic Procedures in Reconditioning Psycho-Emotional Disturbances of Vision by Kousnetz 1951

54. The Syntonometer by Spitler Jan 1954

55. Syntonics and Vision Training in Anisekonia by Kousnetz March 1954

57. The Forum January 1955 – Can Syntonics do Harm

58. WHY SYNTONICS WORKS by Jenkins 1955

60. The Future of Syntonic Optometry by Scott July Aug 1959

61. Faulty Diagnoses Leading to Failure of Syntonics by Simpson 1959

A Philosophical Approach to Syntonics by Bensar 1959

63. The_Philosopical_Appeal_Of_Syntonic_II by Dr. Cassell

64. SYNTONIC OPTOMETRY by Spigel 1960

65. SYNTONICS BEFORE EACH REFRACTION by Kaplan 1933 Reprint Oct 1960

66. SYNTONIC THERAPY by Caye 1960

67. Riley Has a Word Jan Feb 1961 Ophthalmology is getting into the field of light frequencies

68. One Reason Why I Believe in Syntonics Dr Jenkins Oct 1961

Syndrome of Blue Sclera by Elmgren 1941

How Do You Sell Syntonics To Your Patients, The Forum Sept-Oct 1960

Attention All Syntoncs Nov 18, 1971

Further Trends Toward The Syntonic Principle May 1938 by Cameron

Visual Fields

A Study of Tubular and Spiral Central Fields in Hysteria by Eames

Drug Toxicity and Visual Fields by Applebaum

Historical Summary of Visual Fields Methods by Griffin

Outline of Bromach by Gottlieb

COMMON ERRORS IN CAECONOMETER CHARTING

Visual Fields by Webb Oct thru Dec 1940

Visual Fields by Webb Jan 1941

Visual Fields by Webb Feb 1941

Visual Fields by Webb March 1941

Visual Fields by Webb April 1941

VisualFields by Webb May 1941

Vsual Fields by Webb June July 1941

Visual Fields by Web Aug 1941

Visual Fields by Webb Sept 1941

Visual Fields by Webb Oct Nov 1941

Visual Fileds by Webb Dec 1941

Visual Fields by Webb Aug thru Nov 1942

Visual Fields by Webb Dec 1942

Visual Fields by Webb Jan 1943

Visual Color Fields

Color Fields in Syntonics by Wallace

Color Visual Fields by Brombach First Installment

Color Visual Fields by Brombach Second Installment

Color Visual Fields by Brombach Third Installment

Color Visual Fields by Brombach Fourth Installment

Interpretation of Color Visual Fields by Mendelsohm

Color and form Discrimination in the Periphery of the Retina 1928

One Case of the Diagnostic Value of Optometric Color Fields by Miller 1954

Visual Science

A Summary of the 1939-40 Papers on the Psychology of Vision by Renshaw

After Image by Renshaw

Color Phenomena by Renshaw Vol 2 No 6 March 1941

Color Phenomena vy Renshaw Vol 2 No. 7 April 1941

llusion by Renshaw

Reading As a Special Case of Perception by Renshaw Vol 1 No 9 June 1940

Retinal or Binocular Rivalry by Renshaw Vol 12 No 3 Dec 1940

Seeing as A Habit by Renshaw

Seeing As Visual Perception by Renshaw Vol 1 No 10 March 1940

Seeing As Visual Perception II by Renshaw Vol 1 No 7 April 1940

Some Considerations Regarding the Visual Stimulus by Renshaw

Some Further Considerations Regarding the Visual Stimulus by Renshaw

Stereopsis II by Renshaw Vol 2 Nov 12 Sept 1941

Tachistosopic Studies by Renshaw Vol 1 No 8 May 1940

The Skin by Renshaw Vol 2 No 9 June 1941

The Visual Third Dimension by Renshaw Vol 2 No 10 July 1940

The Measurement of Nyctopsis by Renshaw Vol 2, No 4 Jan 1941

Training to Percieve Part I by Renshaw Vol 1 No 11 Aug 1940

Training to Percieve Part II by Renshaw Vol 3 No 12 Sept 1940

Visual Contrast by Renshaw Vol 2 No 5 Feb 1941