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!
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 [...]
Ambient Brightness & Your Vision
Ambient lighting affects your vision to a significant extent. As program participant you already know this - even for you though, things to consider (at the end of the post). If you wear full strength prescription lenses, as prescribed by your local optic shop, you might not notice to what extent your vision is affected by ambient lighting. Your natural eyesight is much like a camera, in that lower light results in a less detailed image - and less detail, [...]
How To Troubleshoot Your Progress
The Web Program for myopia rehabilitation has to fit many different types of people. Because of this, it is bound to be less than completely perfectly tailored for almost everybody (but likewise, quite effective nonetheless for almost anyone). Still, you may find yourself wanting to see more results, like some of the ones highlighted in the customer experience section of the blog. While much of it does boil down to following at least the core program (first 30 installments) to [...]
Double Vision Awareness Practice
This is a reminder post, to keep yourself fully engaged with distance vision practices. The 60's Installments of the Vision Improvement Course discuss the difference between blur and double vision - and how you can leverage them to continue challenging your viewing distance. This is an important subject, especially when you are outdoors, practicing pulling focus for distant objects. Most of the ongoing improvement tends to come from this exercise, while the focus pushing (up-close) work takes on a secondary [...]
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 [...]
Eye Strain & 3D Television
Demands (and temptations) on our eyesight continue to evolve, as more technology and entertainment options enter the market. We saw it with smartphones, then tablet, and to a lesser extent, 3D content that made it into IMAX and regular theater. Then came all the marketing for 3D televisions, which are now quite prevalent in many retail outlets. Also getting into the game are head mounted displays, and coming soon, direct retina projection. Some of these technologies should give [...]
