Questions & Answers. You have questions. And Jake has answers, especially if they haven’t been covered in one of the other sections of the blog / free guides.
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!
Jon’s Progress Update (-6.25)
Jon posts a brilliant rehab progress update in the forum: I find students who track their progress methodically, almost always do very well with the program. More of Jon's update: Even with graphs! (Left side is the second number of 20/*) And here is the updated (longer) projection: Nice work, Jon. We'll have to see if he might be inclined to share his brilliant Excel setup with us, it looks like a great progress tracker. Lots more good stuff in the [...]
1/2 Diopter Improvement In 90 Days – Not Enough?
From the entirely overflowing e-mail inbox: I've been wondering if even a low myope like myself, who has -1.5 and -1.75 loses one diopter in the first 90 days? It's been about 60 days and I've lost a quarter to half a diopter This inquiry, most likely based on the "1 diopter in 90 days" premise in various parts of the site. I guess some of the long time click-bait-ey site statements need asterisks and clarifications, for some of our readers. Asterisks [...]
The Industry Looks Forward To Your Retinal Detachment
The retinal detachment surgery market is growing at a rock solid 7% per year. In 2015 it's going to surge past 2 billion dollars in revenue for the first time, much to the excitement of surgeons and device manufacturers. Well done, optometry, creating such a profitable sales funnel! Money, money, money money money. It's not just retinal detachment though, which is a direct and primary consequence of axial elongation from lens-induced high myopia. There's also retinopathy, driving the surgery market to [...]
The Giant Double Vision Thread
Double vision is a key experience in your vision improvement journey. Since your eyesight doesn't go from blur straight to perfectly clear vision, it's important to recognize and leverage the double vision component of your experience. On that subject, lets look at a recent forum thread today. The forum is truly all by itself is worth the price of entry for BackTo20/20. In the spirit of sharing some forum highlights for our darling blog readers, here are some student findings [...]
How Can A Dog Fix Your Eyesight?
There's a huge thread titled "The Double Dilemma" in the forum. It's full of interesting insights and I've been meaning to post excerpts of it here in the blog. But then things keep coming up, like my interview, and Fleur's progress, and Roberto's progress. Today is no different. Blake posts a good one in the forum: Now, I'm not saying that you need to get a dog to improve your eyesight. The point of that particular session, to look at [...]
My Interview on WebTalkRadio with Meredith Rhodes Carson
Meredith Rhodes Carson is the host of The Roots of Health on Web Talk Radio. It's a rather interesting channel, with weekly interviews and brilliant insights. This probably, because Meredith has some serious talents in finding interesting topics, and asking all the right questions. It could be her PhD in geology, or her well trained sensibilities in the human health arena (she certified as a holistic health coach by the American Association of Drugless Practitioners as well as the Institute of Integrative Nutrition). This week marks [...]
