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When you first start out with eyesight improvement, you are likely to be skeptical or excited, or ready to experiment – in any case, emotions run high. This is when you have the most questions, […]
Every few weeks I get somebody asking to get the whole course all at once. And every time, it’s a request I refuse. After 40 years of doing this, I have witnessed some aspects of […]
The support forum is a gold mine of insights from participants.
For anyone working on their own eyesight, as well as casual readers considering improving their vision, I highly recommend some browsing there. It also makes […]
Recovering healthy eyesight is all about moving backwards – from where you are now, to where you had initially started before that very first prescription at the optometrist.
Remember, once you got […]
Anne writes in the forum:
Hi everyone,
I took my youngest son to see the ophthalmologist today and […]
If there is one thing I am glad I did, it was to have started a support forum.
More of the insights come from there, than most things I write here on the blog. If the […]
A recent post in the support forum reminded me of a trick I sometimes prescribe for heavy computer users (who happen to be in the one-on-one program). Since it makes sense to share this […]
A new program participant writes:
I recently joined your program to improve my eyesight and most importantly, lessen the risk of retina issues. […]
As we often discuss here in the blog, overprescription for the absolute maximum correction is standard practice among optometrists. This leads to progressive myopia that is primarily lens-induced, and could absolutely be avoided.
If prescription […]
Interestingly, I had three separate e-mails yesterday, asking whether “print pushing” is an effective way to improve eyesight. Something must be in the air, that this question comes up three times in […]