Explore All The 20/20 Gains. Browse detailed student reports, hundreds of them, going back years and years in the history of @endmyopia participants. These reports are taken directly from the BackTo20/20 support forum, from e-mails to us, and from our Facebook group.
In many cases you may be able to find the student, be it in the support forum or our Facebook group. A lot of the reports include ideas, strategies, personal challenges, and other insights that may help you on your own vision improvement journey. Enjoy!
Zaifang: Keeping Your Teens Eyes Healthy
From the forum:Okay, right now it’s a bit more than 30 days (thanks to some off days), and we have had some off days, but some of his progress has been pretty great. Here are his measurements from day 1:Left Eye 21cm -4.75 Worst 20/400 Best 20/100Right Eye 21cm -4.75 Worst 20/400 Best 20/100Combined 22cm -4.50 Worst 20/300 Best 20/70 (barely)-2.00 42cm -2.75 Worst 20/200 Best 20/60 (barely)-4.00 ??cm -0.75? Worst 20/40 Best 20/30Then now:Left Eye 24.5cm -4.00 Worst 20/250 Best [...]
Andreas: Reversing The Course On Myopia
A quick word of warning: While writing this post, I am finding myself in a bit of a disagreeable mood. Keep this in mind while reading. I do generally try to be calm and maintain a peaceful distance of the "myopia is irreversible" crowd of esteemed professionals.Today is not one of those days, though ...Every day I see people wearing glasses. In most places, it is as many as half. I have to assume that many of the rest of [...]
John: 87 Days, 1 Diopter Improvement
John ST, describes his improvements, and in the process shares some interesting tips:I have been following this program for 87 days and am happy to report that my prescription has gone down by about -1.00. My starting “full strength” prescription was -5.5 -0.5 right eye/-5.0 -0.5 left eye. In September, the checkup showed -4.75 -0.25 for right eye/-4.25 -0.5 for the left. Since then I have also found that this new prescription is beginning to feel “too strong”.Dr Alex has emphasized [...]
Gabriel: From Panic Attacks to 20/20 Moments
When we discuss vision improvement goals with clients, there is the general consensus that most individuals would like to 'see better without glasses', and to avoid having to get stronger glasses. It is often not until their vision actually improves, that they notice more specific benefits, that impact quality of life.I have heard many account of clients describing the quality of the image as superior, without glasses, rather than with (in low myopia cases, if they have improved notably, in [...]
Charles: “More Than Ten Years Officially Reverted”
Charles, while posting a brief account of his eyesight improvement so far, has an interesting perspective on reversing his myopia:Yesterday, I have had a big (predicatable, but enjoyable) surprise.Note : my last “real” prescription was measured on 2008 (-3.75D, -3.5D).I took my old 2002 (-3.25D, -2.75) “real” prescription and I test my vision with my 20 feet “not so well lightened” Snellen and realise that I can now, easily, without any effort, read 20/15 !I knew that (by the measurements) [...]
Ruth Ann: Motivation
As discussed in 'how myopia happens', most myopia symptoms are actually a sign of a healthy eye - which is merely adjusting to strain. While ciliary myopia is the better case scenario for a myopia cure (a focusing muscle spam, often easily reversed), even axial myopia is nothing more than your eye adjusting to counter focusing muscle strain. If you remove the cause of the symptom, and add targeted positive stimulus, your healthy eyes will respond accordingly. Reducing myopia is [...]