When Contact Lenses Are The Better Choice
If you follow this blog, you may already know my general opinion about contact lenses. As a matter of a simple yes or no, you will usually hear me say ‘no’ to the contact lense.
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Charles: “More Than Ten Years Officially Reverted”
Charles, while posting a brief account of his eyesight improvement so far, has an interesting perspective on reversing his myopia:
Yesterday, I have had a big (predicatable, but enjoyable) surprise.
Note : my […]
Do You Need High Index Lenses?
The index question comes up, every so often, in my e-mail and sometimes in the forum. There are several factors to consider, how much you want to spend on lenses. Always keep in mind that […]
My Favorite Close-Up Strain Minimizer
If you have been visiting, hoping in vain for new content, I apologize. There is always still much else going on, even with this Website. Most recently I spent quite a bit of […]
What You Missed: The Focal Plane Leap
Focal plane leap session:
What we are going to find from this session, is that you can overcome a 1.25 diopter correction need, by using my blur focus method.
This means, that if you currently […]
Reducing Potential Harmful Prescription Complexity
Have you seen your eyeglass prescription recently? If you haven’t, it might be worth a look!
Chances are, it is anything but straightforward, and looks like something in the above image. There will be a difference […]
Defined: The Blur Horizon
Taken from the program, while doing a little clean-up – this topic deserves a spot outside of the paid program. It is key to understanding what the #endmyopia Method is about, and how […]
The Significant Power of Habits for Vision Improvement
We talk a lot about habits, here in the blog, and in the Vision Improvement Courses. We discuss the specifics of habits that will enhance your eyesight, but I never really expanded on […]
Pushing Focus: Positive vs. Negative Direction
Pushing focus is the key stimulus we use to improve eyesight. Considering the 4 Pillars for Healthy Eyesight we need stimulus, along with reduced close-up strain to reduce myopia. As long as you don’t […]
Bates Method, No Glasses vs. Glasses, the Blur Horizon
There is a bit of a repeating theme of common questions regarding Bates Method and not wearing glasses, both in my e-mail box and the forum. Some of this is covered in the FAQ, but […]