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Many of the topics here originate from your e-mails, or from Quora, or threads in our Facebook group, or even YouTube comments on occasion. Natural myopia control is a wide ranging and complex subject, and this might be the section to find answers to some of your questions. Browse and discover!
Optometrist Confirms: Astigmatism Is GONE!
File this under the category of "impossible", if you're an old-timey lens prescribing type of optometrist. Perhaps we should rebrand the site as some kind of school of wizardry sometime soon, considering the years and years and hundreds of students reporting these kinds of "impossible" results, and considering how all of this can't even be done. Old-timey optometry, vs. Jake's school of endmyopia wizards. Round 5917, posted today in the forum by Val: Hi Everyone, I just got back from [...]
Contact Lenses For Distance Vision?
A few days ago, in the frozen wasteland that is Tokyo in February, I recorded a quick video on the subject of contact lenses for distance vision use. It's a continual somewhat tenuous relationship, me and contact lenses (I never used them personally, but for the subject of myopia control). They have lots of notable advantages, for a number of use cases, but then they are also not ideal for long term vision health, and another temptation to take the [...]
Roy’s Equalization Breakthrough
Equalizing your prescription is a huge milestone in any vision improvement undertaking. First there are all the basics to cover, which takes a while. At some point you understand blur, you understand centimeters, you understand strain, you have a differential and a normalized correction, and you start lowering both of those successfully. Once you are past all of that, you get to the real pro level sessions. Equalizing is a huge one in that section. Reducing prescription complicity is an important [...]
Astigmatic (Cylinder) Blur Vs. Myopic (Spherical) Blur
The plan for today was to tell you about a big glaucoma study in Singapore. Interesting stuff, and it very seriously applies to high myopes and possibly will bring much earlier detection to a particularly insidious form of glaucoma. Alas ... that one will have to wait. Something popped up in the forum today that I want to share with you, before it gets lost in other topics. Boris describes the difference between astigmatic blur and myopic blur so perfectly, [...]
Skeptical Student Is Skeptical
Yesterday we talked about one of my favorite kinds of students: The scientist who has tried all pseudo, bro science vision improvement things before, and now is giving endmyopia a shot. Today let's look at another kind of student. I can't say "favorite" here, since it's a bit of a nail-biter scenario. This is the kind of student who is willing to give the endmyopia way a try, but is feeling rather quite skeptical. There's no definite way to predict [...]
Vision Improvement: Should You Start Wearing Glasses?
Let's dive into the forum a bit today, for interesting stories. I feel that regular blog readers miss out on some of the most insightful and intriguing experiences by not having access to the forum. To rectify that at least occasionally, look for various highlights and excerpts here in the blog.Toshiki writes:Hi, my first day on the program – yeay! And even though that’s at the fourth method I’m trying in the course of only five months (1st: Bates, 2nd: some [...]