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==How do I find Active Focus?==
==How do I find Active Focus?==
See [[Guide:How to find Active Focus]], or see the community produced [[EM:writings|writings]] at [[Community:AF]].
See [[Guide:How to find Active Focus]], or see the community produced [[EM:writings|writings]] at [[Community:AF]].
[https://endmyopia.org/active-focus-links/ Links on the blog about Active Focus]
==How much blur should I be able to clear up with Active Focus?==
==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.
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.

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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.

Links on the blog about Active Focus

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

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Is Active Focus the key stimulus to improving eyesight?

Jake says:
You’ve read the over-hyped, over-quoted ‘study’. "Outdoor time delays myopia onset in children"

In fact, if you know even the 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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