Low Myopia vs. High Myopia
Two interesting stories, today. First one is from Paul, who asks via e-mail:
I’ve been browsing through your 7 day email course and first of all I wanted to say thank you for […]
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Johnny’s Update(s): -4.75 TO -3.00 To -2.50 To -1.75
Johnny has been making excellent progress improving his eyesight.
Starting off with fairly high myopia at -4.75, he since made his way down a whole three diopters (!) to a current -1.75.
How’d he do it?
Let’s start […]
20/50: The Brilliant & Super Simple Rule For Improving Eyesight
I’m getting to be a bit enamored by the video bits.
Though it’s far more work and writing a blog post. And it takes endless hours to encode and upload something. And then it still sucks. […]
From the Program: Limit Your Love
Following, a quick excerpt of one of the program sessions.
It’s one discussing close-up time.
If you are in my program, it comes after learning about measuring your eyes, after getting a close-up prescription, after active […]
How Vision Happens In Your Brain & The Visual Reference Trick
Vision happens in your brain.
Your eyes are just the very first part of a long chain that ultimately results in your visual perception of your surroundings. In this guide I’ll show you how to actually […]
Kim, 0.50 Diopters Improved: Sometimes Glasses Are A Good Thing
You already know what I think of most optometrist’s advice.
Yes, sure. If you don’t care about your eyes and want a quick fix, by all means .. get that gigantic minus prescription.
But then there’s the […]
Steve (-7.50) Beats Myopia: Optometrist Confirms ~1 Diopter Improvement
The hardest test of your vision improvement, is visiting the optometrist.
Once you learn how to measure your own eyes, you realize just how much that optometrist exam room stacks the deck against your eyes. The […]
Behind The Scenes: Jake?! What Happened To The Site!
It’s official.
The dogs have been let off the leash.
Hounds, is it? One of these days we’ll have to get a bit more autobiographical to help you make sense of what madman is at the […]
Shots In The Dark: Clinical Myopia Studies
For the child myopia book I’m revisiting hundreds of the more relevant studies on the subject, looking to pick out some of the better ones to help parents understand the full picture of myopia.
It turns […]
Beware, The Mean Bully Optometrists
Optometrists can be huge bullies, if you say the wrong thing at the wrong time.
Shannon reveals in the forum:
I started endmyopia while I was ordering new […]