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Further she adds that she aligns completely with the ideology that environment stimuli are as much relevant to myopia progression and development as is genetics if not more important. However, she also says that the maximum response to these stimuli is during childhood.
Further she adds that she aligns completely with the ideology that environment stimuli are as much relevant to myopia progression and development as is genetics if not more important. However, she also says that the maximum response to these stimuli is during childhood.


Before closing up she mentions that certain drugs can temporarily change axial length, eye exercises can help those who have near work and stress related eye problems and that optometrists can in fact over prescribe on accident. She also mentions the concept of blur tolerance in context to non-refraction related changes or improvements in vision.
Before closing up she mentions that certain drugs can temporarily change axial length, eye exercises can help those who have near work and stress-related eye problems and that optometrists can in fact overprescribe on accident. She also mentions the concept of blur tolerance in the context of non-refraction related changes or improvements in vision.


The member who had posted the thread accepted that they should have added more resources and explained a few other EM topics like the use of differentials and normalized glasses. They believe that there might be some level of misunderstanding or lack of clarity between them and Dr Carr. The commenters also agree to this and conclude that there is a need to make EM more advertise friendly.
The member who had posted the thread accepted that they should have added more resources and explained a few other EM topics like the use of [[differentials]] and [[normalized]] glasses. They believe that there might be some level of misunderstanding or lack of clarity between them and Dr Carr. The commenters also agree to this and conclude that there is a need to make EM more advertise friendly.