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* You may experience watery eyes while practicing Active Focus, especially outside. This is nothing to worry about, it happens to some and is usually gone within a minute. This could also be a sign of having dry eyes.
* You may experience watery eyes while practicing Active Focus, especially outside. This is nothing to worry about, it happens to some and is usually gone within a minute. This could also be a sign of having dry eyes.


==See also==
==Articles from the blog==
Active Focus link list: https://endmyopia.org/active-focus-links/
Active Focus link list: https://endmyopia.org/active-focus-links/
The explanation from the [[7-day email guide]]: https://endmyopia.org/day-77-active-focus-key-stimulus-for-better-eyesight/
 
Explanation from the [[7-day email guide]]: https://endmyopia.org/day-77-active-focus-key-stimulus-for-better-eyesight/


==See also==
==See also==