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==Criticism==
==Criticism==


Myopia is Mental has been criticized as lacking details on certain topics, such as how to handle glasses prescription. Emphasizes [[clear flashes]] as a signal for improvement, which may be hard to reproduce consistently across various individuals. It also ignores the scientific consensus that [[myopia]] is caused by a longer [[axial length]] of the eyeball, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0rXN4C-sKY by suggesting that the eye is squeezed by chronic tension]:
Myopia is Mental has been criticized as lacking details on certain topics, such as how to handle complex glasses prescription ([https://www.myopiaismental.com/faqs There is an emphasis on significantly reduced or no correction.]). Emphasizes [[clear flashes]] as a signal for improvement, which may be hard to reproduce consistently across various individuals. It also ignores the scientific consensus that [[myopia]] is caused by a longer [[axial length]] of the eyeball, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0rXN4C-sKY by suggesting that the eye is squeezed by chronic tension]:


: I believe both. Tension is the enemy in both cases. Too much tension in the ciliary body makes the muscle stiff so now the lens can't move/focus. The lens can become hardened over time from lack of movement. Think about an engine that sits for a long period of time. It can eventually deadlock. As for eye elongation. I don't think the eyes grow long or rather grow at all. I believe the tension caused my the extraocular muscles squish the eyeball to make it long. Think about a round balloon and you use your hand to smash it down. It becomes long. Learn to relieve the tension in both the ciliary and extraocular muscles and you fix both!
: I believe both. Tension is the enemy in both cases. Too much tension in the ciliary body makes the muscle stiff so now the lens can't move/focus. The lens can become hardened over time from lack of movement. Think about an engine that sits for a long period of time. It can eventually deadlock. As for eye elongation. I don't think the eyes grow long or rather grow at all. I believe the tension caused my the extraocular muscles squish the eyeball to make it long. Think about a round balloon and you use your hand to smash it down. It becomes long. Learn to relieve the tension in both the ciliary and extraocular muscles and you fix both!