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We're not sure if there's a link between age and rate of improvement. There are also genetic factors associated | We're not sure if there's a link between age and rate of improvement. There are also genetic factors associated with how quickly the [[axial length]] of the eye changes in response to [[stimulus]]. | ||
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| Frequently Frequently Asked Questions (please read this!) |
General
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| About Myopia | LASIK |
Glasses & diopters |
Mindset | Troubleshooting |
The Process — EndMyopia Glossary
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| Active Focus | Habits | Measurement | Normalized | Differentials | Astigmatism | Other |
EndMyopia
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| Skepticism |
About EM | Paid course | Other eyesight conditions |
Ineffective Myopia Treatments |
Speed of improvement
How fast can I improve my eyesight?
My eyesight is improving slowly. Can I speed it up?
You can always get more distance vision. See The Eyesight Improvement Equation.
Why is one eye improving more slowly than the other?
See ocular dominance.
Why do some improve faster than others?
We're not sure if there's a link between age and rate of improvement. There are also genetic factors associated with how quickly the axial length of the eye changes in response to stimulus.