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==Is there a free ebook?==
==Is there a free ebook?==
There used to be a free ebook, but [[Jake]] pulled it down when people spent two minutes reading it and then spammed Jake with questions and requests for free support. So we entered the dark age of mild obfuscation of some of the details here and there to '''encourage people to read content''' and understand this stuff instead of just begging for free support and answers all the time. Then we built a wiki to compensate.
There used to be a free ebook, but [[Jake]] pulled it down when people spent two minutes reading it and then spammed Jake with questions and requests for free support. So we entered the period of mild obfuscation of some of the details here and there to '''encourage people to read content''' and understand this stuff instead of just begging for free support and answers all the time. Then we built a wiki to compensate.


If you would like an offline copy of the wiki to download for your personal use, see [[EM:Wiki dumps]].
If you would like an offline copy of the wiki to download for your personal use, see [[EM:Wiki dumps]].
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==Can I make YouTube videos about EndMyopia?==
==Can I make YouTube videos about EndMyopia?==
{{bigger|'''Yes.'''}} Furthermore, we encourage you to do so, and you're welcome to put your channel down at [[List:YouTubers]] and claim all the free promotion we'll offer you {{smiley}}
{{bigger|'''Yes.'''}} Furthermore, we encourage you to do so, and you're welcome to put your channel down at [[List:YouTubers]] and claim all the free promotion we'll offer you {{smiley}}
==What do doctors think about all this?==
{{jake says|Natural myopia control is still very much on the experimental side of things.
Nonetheless, there are lot of licensed professionals interested in more holistic ways of dealing with myopia, than endless lens prescriptions, invasive and dangerous laser surgeries, or poisonous substances (atropine, etc).
You can find a behavioural optometrist who is likely interested in alternatives to above.
There is also individuals like Despina, our own contributing licensed optometrist, who find natural myopia control to be an effective tool to protect their eyesight (of course nothing here on the site is licensed or medical advice, or officially endorsed by the mainstream). 
We also get quite a few doctors and health care professionals interested in our method.  Take a look here:  https://endmyopia.org/the-word-is-getting-out/}}