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* [[Bates teachers]], people who try to teach other people about how to perform the Bates method

For a lot of people it does. It doesn't affect the underlying reason for myopia, which is [[axi ...up surgeries', which increases your chances for [[retinal detachment]] and other eye conditions by a new order of magnitude each time a 'touch up' is perfor

...more invested with vision improvement and how everything works compared to other platforms. It runs on [https://www.discourse.org/ Discourse] forum software ==Other resources==

...or less don't work, or at least don't work very effectively. The number of people practicing these activities may be high, and many have more users than [[En ...effect lets people think they work when they haven't changed the eye much. Other times still it's [[blur adaptation]] that causes a perceived improvement in

'''BackTo20/20''' are paid courses for [[EndMyopia]]. It is useful for people who want hands on, case-by-case information with as little risk to get thin ...ds-on support with [[Jake Steiner]] who can answer case-specific questions about how to reverse your case of [[myopia]].

...sion is very important. This isn't hippy stuff, but based on science. Many people have went through EndMyopia and made substantial gains in their eyesight. W

...im, he asked him, "Do you see anything?" And he looked up and said, “I see people, but they look like trees, walking.” Then Jesus laid his hands on his ey

People who are doing EndMyopia are sometimes called '''EndMyopians'''.

Here's what people are talking about when they talk about the digital alarm clock.<ref>https://endmyopia.org/how-to-improve-night-vis

Low Myopia is short-sightedness in the range of -3 dpt or below. Most people who develop Myopia throughout their lifetimes are prescribed with glasses i ...s a higher risk of various eye diseases and should be particularly regular about getting exams from an [[optometrist]] or ophthalmologist. If your myopia is

...by online glasses suppliers for those measurements. This is fine for most people, but may be a source of discomfort for some. ...rate distances for each eye measured to centre of the bridge of nose: many people are not perfectly symmetric"<ref>https://community.endmyopia.org/t/just-enc

''Most of list provided offhand in chat, but at least three people can relate to it.''

...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 fr ...y/segmenting-diopters/20-20/ Check out this list of people on the blog for people who got their eyesight back to 20/20 eyesight.] It's growing all the time!

The '''Facebook group''' is the most popular avenue for people discussing vision improvement. A rule of the group is to do the [[seven day ==Other resources==

People are obsessed with blinking and I'm not sure why. There's a decent chance y

...an increase in the [[axial length]] of the eyeball. In young, far-sighted people, this shifts them from [[hyperopia]] towards [[emmetropia]]. In adults, thi

...is the scientifically accurate reason why most myopes have [[myopia]], as other causes are rare. ...to squeeze it, so this would explain why EndMyopia doesn't seem to attract people with hyperopic vision. Probably related, see also [[Dr. Carr]].

...wearing stronger [[Glasses]]. [[Glasses]] tend to induce helplessness in people, it's this mentality that their [[eyes]] cannot improve.

...liday that everyone celebrates at the same time. This means that different people celebrate IRL Day at different times. Some fortunate people are able to attract Internet Fairies and may frequently experience several

...s, resulting in [[blur]]red distance vision. This is usually the condition people get before they go to the optometrist, and then go onto to develop [[lens-i