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Breast Feeding: Why It Matters to Baby Eyesight
This article, just a short intro to some infant eye development concepts.
If you’d told me in my 20’s that I’d one be talking in a quasi-expert capacity about infant eyesight, I’d have told you that […]
The Ciliary Pop: A Simple Trick For Healthy Eyes
You probably already know all about focusing muscle spasms.
That spasm, the beginning of all myopia. The “pseudo” myopia, that first landed you in the optometrist’s exam room chair.
That muscle spasm, that got you into […]
Night Blindness: The Half Diopter Rule
Night blindness as a symptom can have several causes.
Since we deal with myopia here, what we talk about usually goes back to the subject of how well you can see. Often times new students are […]
Bad Plateaus & The Looking Glass
There’s a daily routine I try to stick to with #endmyopia.
Part of it, checking in on the forum, and writing a new blog post for you. Another part, going through the Web sessions and updating […]
Optometry Science Admits They Did It
I neglected yesterday’s post duties. Let’s make up for it today, with some <3 science.
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As always, I show you studies published in the very journals meant for optometrists and ophthalmologists. The irony […]
How Fast Can I Improve My Vision?
This has to be the #1 question I get in e-mails.
How fast, Jake!
Do it, do it right meow!
Here’s the thing.
There are two answers to the question of how fast vision improvement can happen.
The answer that […]
+2.00: Child Myopia Prevention Glasses
You know the rules. No prescription advice here. ;-)
Here’s a question I forgot to answer yesterday, from the forum:
I’ve also bought her a pair of +1.25 lenses for computer work, and also for reading when […]
The Role Of Contrast Adaptation In Myopia Development & Reversal
After a string of recent posts all shanti-shanti and fluffy, let’s get back to some hardcore science.
Vision science is an amazing field. Truly, retail optometry doesn’t do any semblance of justice to the depth and […]
Taking Breaks For Happy Eyes: 20 Min, 45 Min, 3 Hours
We talk a whole lot about taking breaks both in BackTo20/20 and here in the blog.
There is no benefit whatsoever in messing with prescription lenses or any other activities, until you have a […]