84% Better Eyesight! Erik’s -3.00 To -0.50 D Progress
Surprisingly, yee ole guru is still doing podcast episodes.
Each time I have to do some mental gymnastics to convince myself to talk to strangers. And then invariably quite happy to have done so, since these updates – and meeting new people – is pretty great after all.
Here’s the podcast audio.
And also the video of our chat:
Or have a stop over on our full podcast page. You will find direct links to our podcast on Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes), Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn, Alexa, and many more apps.
And there is also the playlist of all episodes on our Tubes.
Hope you enjoy these, and are keeping up with your own 20/20 gains.
Cheers,
-Jake
Related improvement reports
- Trust The Status Quo, Darlings
- Michaela: 40% Better Eyesight | Shortsighted Podcast
- Roger: -3.75 Diopters To NO GLASSES (Preview)
See how these fit the wider evidence: Are There Verified Case Reports Of Myopia Improvement Without Surgery?.
The whole question of improving eyesight, what has evidence and what does not, now has one page: how to improve your eyesight.
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