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I think it's sufficient to just say that we believe a stimulus is necessary. No need for quite so much detail. (I promise it wasn't just a knee-jerk desire to remove mention of hyperopic defocus !)
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(I think it's sufficient to just say that we believe a stimulus is necessary. No need for quite so much detail. (I promise it wasn't just a knee-jerk desire to remove mention of hyperopic defocus !)) |
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[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bates_method Bates method]] is a modern interpretation of his teachings and contemporary practitioners believe that using [[eye exercise]]s to relieve [[eye strain]] will reverse ones [[myopia]]. | [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bates_method Bates method]] is a modern interpretation of his teachings and contemporary practitioners believe that using [[eye exercise]]s to relieve [[eye strain]] will reverse ones [[myopia]]. | ||
Endmyopia is based on the premise that | Endmyopia is based on the premise that a stimulus is necessary to induce a change. Bates' teachings, both found in his original work and the modern day spin-offs, do not provide such a stimulus. This renders the use of Bates Method hard (if not impossible) to fully get back to natural eyesight without using corrective lenses or laser surgery. | ||
Bates' teachings, both found in his original work and the modern day spin-offs, do not provide | |||
Similar to Bates' approach, Endmyopia is dependent on eye strain being eliminated. In that respect Bates' teachings provide for some relief. [[Ciliary muscle spasm]] is the primary culprit in what's known as "[[pseudomyopia]]/[[near induced transient myopia]]". Exercises present in Bates Method can be utilized to relieve eye strain and get rid of [[ciliary muscle spasm]]. Endmyopia proposes the use of [[Active Focus]] in conjunction with providing oneself with enough solid [[distance vision]] to relieve this muscle spasm. | Similar to Bates' approach, Endmyopia is dependent on eye strain being eliminated. In that respect Bates' teachings provide for some relief. [[Ciliary muscle spasm]] is the primary culprit in what's known as "[[pseudomyopia]]/[[near induced transient myopia]]". Exercises present in Bates Method can be utilized to relieve eye strain and get rid of [[ciliary muscle spasm]]. Endmyopia proposes the use of [[Active Focus]] in conjunction with providing oneself with enough solid [[distance vision]] to relieve this muscle spasm. |