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Are Insect Protein Bars Vegetarian?

Get ready, kittehs.  We're taking the bus off-(topic)-road. The question today:  Is eating eating insects vegetarian?    What if you're spiritually opposed to eating meat, does eating a cockroach count as "meat"?   (I know, I know.  Trolling question.  But ... does it?) Or, if you don't eat meat because of environmental impact, would you eat bugs but maintain vegetarian status?  Rather than a long winded explanation that you don't eat meat, except for little insects?   And lastly, if you don't eat meat for healthy reasons [...]

By |September 17th, 2015|Categories: News|

Your Kid’s Eyes Are A Different Story

I had planned to write an article today, to (again) talk about how child's eyes aren't the same as adult eyes. Or rather, the child brain isn't the same as the adult brain. I've seen both a lot better success with children and improving eyesight than with adults, and a lot less success as well.  The common thread in whether or not you get your child's eyes back to great vision, is always the same. Understanding child motivation is key to success.  Unlike the adult [...]

By |September 16th, 2015|Categories: Child Myopia|

Optometrist Confirms: Roy’s (-0.75) Astigmatism Is Cured

I'm only using the words "astigmatism and cured" together, because Google. Astigmatism now has one page that gathers all of this in one place: astigmatism, what it is and what changes it. People search for these things. In reality, it's not a cure, because of course Roy's eyes were never ill in the first place.  Astigmatism, in the majority of cases, is not an illness.  Roy's eyes were simply affected by artificial focal plane changes, introduced by unnecessary prescription complexity with his previous glasses. Reading the [...]

Jakey’s Famous, And A Quick Active Focus Q&A

Which do we start with?  My impending rise to statue-in-the-park status, or active focus Q&A? Active Focus now has one page that gathers all of this in one place: what Active Focus is and how to find it. Let's do active focus Q&A. Ernest has a whole list of questions in the forum, and these might be interesting for you as well.  If you're new here, active focus is the main stimulus contributor to reliably improving your eyesight.  Not eye exercises, not eye yoga, not [...]

Session Manager Updated To 4.1.4

Today finally, version 4.1.4 of the session manager is online for students. The main update here is that we're back to the numbering system of the sessions.  You'll find them as part of the session titles. These correspond with unlock times, so if you ever run into issues or questions, you can now simply reference the session number in the forum.  Note that these are updated all the way to session group 10audio / video session content And more adventurous session titles. We also get various other [...]

By |September 13th, 2015|Categories: News|

Retinopathy, The Quiet Epidemic: 126 Million People Could Go Blind Because of SUGAR

"At the earliest stage, micro aneurysms occur in the eye. They are small areas of balloon-like swelling in the retina’s tiny blood vessels." - NEI (The National Eye Institute) Diabetic retinopathy. Or, how your eating habits can take you straight into one of the leading causes of adult blindness. As you read this article, consider the fact that it's not entirely relevant whether or not you are diabetic.  Retinopathy can be a significant risk of your future vision health. Interestingly enough, you can conceivably avoid this increasingly common and devastating vision illness, by learning [...]