Must Read: Going Outside To Improve Your Eyesight
This is a pro topic. Assumed that you understand the basics of myopia and natural myopia control.
Get ready for the ‘one weird trick’ to improve
your eyesight, while you’re […]
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This is a pro topic. Assumed that you understand the basics of myopia and natural myopia control.
Get ready for the ‘one weird trick’ to improve
your eyesight, while you’re […]
Two reader e-mails today, both illustrating how small amounts of habit and lens changes can have a measurable positive impact on your eyesight.
Since they’re a bit long for screenshots, I copy/paste the text version here. […]
You stop by @endmyopia, read the blog. You wear your regular glasses, from the friendly optic shop. You read about rampant overprescription. What, you think, are they talking about? I’m not overprescribed. My glasses are […]
As you probably already know, the single prescription paradigm of mainstream optometry is the #1 contributing cause of progressive myopia. Glasses intended to correct the focal plane for distance, cause all sorts of problems when […]
Be positive, Jake. Say nice things to your darling readers, today. Deep breath!
So there’s the Brien Holden Instiute, which for those of you not keeping track is another one of these organizations who “develop innovative […]
Not quite. Bates was right that eyesight can change, but his exercises and living in blur don't reduce myopia. Measured focal-distance and correction work does.
Not me. I didn’t go to the optometrist.
I’ve developed a profound fondness for avoiding optometrist consults years ago, even as my eyes started to improve measurably. Seeing those guys just made me either anxious, […]
This question, recently on Quora. Here’s my response:
I can speak with some authority on this topic, having reversed my own -5.00 diopters of myopia.I also have thousands of students working on controlling their […]
We talk about this every once in a while. Should you use contact lenses while in front of the computer?
There’s no one answer to work for everybody.
If you are a low myope, and spend […]
Take a look at this brief abstract of a monkey myopia study published in 2013 in Investigative Ophthalmology:
Negative lens-induced myopia in infant monkeys: effects of high ambient lighting.