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!
Kim Jong Un: Can See Rockets Fly Farther Than Evar
Kim Jong Un's personal eye guru. Too soon? One more maniac who wants to nuke the planet, while his people starve and he lives on caviar and French champagne. And while China twiddles it's thumbs and keeps North Korea going and we ultimately fund the whole thing by buying our dearest precious iPhones which of course are made in China. Human irony knows no bounds. We's all connected, Holmes. Here's the point, though: There is quite obviously no such thing as [...]
Eight People
Recently a kindly old tottery bearded sage asked readers and Facebook group members to share their thoughts of endmyopia, on some review site. Which readers? These readers: Just a few tens of thousands. And these Facebook group members: 10,000+ interactions. Lively. So old beardly dude goes, hey. Write a quick review for endmyopia on Trustpilot. Add a bit to the general public credibility factor. Literally 1-2 minutes of your time, yo. Guess how many darlings deigned to spend 1-2 [...]
Dina (-4.25): Optometrist Confirms 1 Diopter Vision Improvement
Another day, another report of 20/20 gains. Or make that a couple of reports, actually. For the sake of keeping it interesting we'll do one that's showing how the mainstream has to acknowledge that bearded wisdoms are the real thing - and another that's more about a bit more subjective (but arguably more important) experience of improving eyesight. Let's start with ze numbers, yaaa: Screenshot and all. Nice right? Coincidentally most of the detractors and nay-sayers have retreated back to [...]
Andrew (-5.00): Natural vs. Artificial Light – Results!
You wonder if it's really that important to get natural ambient light for your close-up time? Andrew sheds some (natural) light on that question, in this post. There's an annoying tendency in a lot of teachings. And that's the tendency to add superfluous things, embellishments, hoops to make you jump through. I personally suspect they're there just to make the teacher seem more important, the approach more complex and requiring of expert instruction. It must be amazing, just look at [...]
The Facebook Group Is Working
The title does kind of say it all. Granted, your darling eye guru is having to do the occasional pruning of ze idiots ("how you do it?!", "how i fix eyes tell me now!"). But beyond that understandable bit of confusion, the group is thriving nicely. Chalk this one up to one endmyopia test project that is surviving the test phase. Very happy to see that advanced members are helping newbies out with questions, and seeing an ongoing volume of [...]
Active Focus, Does It Actually Work? (Clinical Science)
Want clinical science confirmation that active focus (as we like to call it), is a relevant and productive concept in reducing human myopia? Yes? Then this post is for you! Active focus is a core concept of the sagely-bearded Steiner method for reversing your myopia. Active focus provides both a vehicle for strain reduction (during close-up, via 'pushing focus'), and positive stimulus to reduce myopia (during distance vision, 'pulling focus'). The concept of replacing some of the passive viewing [...]