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==Is Active Focus the key stimulus to improving eyesight?== | |||
{{jake says|You’ve read the over-hyped, over-quoted ‘study’. [http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/more-time-outside-tied-to-less-nearsightedness-in-children/ "Outdoor time delays myopia onset in children"] | |||
In fact, if you know even the [https://endmyopia.org/end-myopia-home/ basics of human eye biology] and how myopia happens, you’re not falling for that clickbait nonsense, ignoring basic causality (myopia onset is delayed in children not because of the magic qualities of outside, but because … there are no screens outside – duh). | |||
But outdoor time does hold the key to improving vision. That’s a bit of a longer topic, look at the full article here: https://endmyopia.org/must-read-going-outside-to-improve-your-eyesight/}} | |||
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What is Active Focus?
See Active Focus.
How do I find Active Focus?
See Guide:How to find Active Focus, or see the community produced writings at Community:AF.
How much blur should I be able to clear up with Active Focus?
How effective Active Focus is varies from person to person. Some people see a blurry 20/50 line on a Snellen chart and it clears to 20/20 with Active Focus.
What's the difference between pushing focus and pulling focus?
Pushing focus = Active Focus during close-up
Pulling focus = Active Focus during distance vision