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Explainer:Why early improvements are so fast (view source)
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[[File:Boeing_707-138B_Qantas_Jett_Clipper_Ella_N707JT.jpg|thumb|Pictured: You doing EndMyopia in the first 90 days]] | [[File:Boeing_707-138B_Qantas_Jett_Clipper_Ella_N707JT.jpg|thumb|Pictured: You doing EndMyopia in the first 90 days]] | ||
Early gains are by far the fastest gains when starting out in the process. People can drop a whole diopter in the first 90 days of the process, with some degree of consistency. This is great, and gives everyone that quick win they're looking for initially. Why? | Early gains are by far the fastest gains when starting out in the process. People can drop a whole diopter in the first 90 days of the process, with some degree of consistency. This is great, and gives everyone that quick win they're looking for initially. Why? | ||