Endmyopia.org
I found Endmyopia by accident while searching YouTube for Bates Method videos, recommended to me by an acquaintance. The first video listed was something to the affect of "Why Bates Method Doesn't Work", by Jake Steiner. I was intrigued by the fact that there were methods to naturally improve eyesight. I have been stuck with glasses since early high school and I've absolutely HATED them since the moment I put them on. However, I came to terms with the fact that I probably was going to need to wear them the rest of my life. Anyways, I am very thankful I found that first video as to why Bates Method doesn't work... It saved me a lot of time! I went to Jake Steiner's website (endmyopia.org) and signed up for the 7-day email newsletter. I read and reread all of them, then spent many hours reading the free articles on endmyopia.org. I probably got off to more of a rough start than most people utilizing this method. I did not figure out how to do active focus until around six months in. Active focus is the key factor in eyesight improvement. It entails introducing a small amount of blur to your field of vision, and allowing your eyeball to clear it up. It takes a lot of patience and I would suspect a couple months of reading up about the endmyopia method from the website to figure active focus out. Once it is achieved however, and you get used to doing it on a regular basis, it's smooth sailing from there. The Endmyopia method is based on science (the biology of the eyeball) and changing habits, not eye-exercise YouTube connoisseur crap. One of the first things you learn when you sign up for the 7-day emails is how the eyeball works. Once you understand the concepts, it becomes very easy to implement the changes in habit needed to improve your eyesight. One of the reasons Jake - and the many people following Endmyopia - don't like eye exercises is because they don't address the core problem of bad habits that cause myopia in the first place. The following is was my prescription when I first started Endmyopia; -3.50 left eye, - 3.00 right eye. It is important to note that I was actually under prescribed at this time (meaning my eyesight was actually worse than that, and my glasses should have been stronger). I messed up big time in the beginning, I bought new glasses that were far too weak, and encountered blur adaption - which you will learn about after you start your journey with Endmyopia. After a few months of sorting things out (shouldn't have took that long, I just had a lot going on at the time), and a few more months of wearing my correct normalized reduced prescription, my eyesight is now -3.00 left eye, and -2.50 right eye. The average rate of improvement is 0.25 every three to four months. I am extremely excited with these results. If you are serious about improving eyesight, and ready, willing, and able to change the habits that caused your eyesight to deteriorate in the first place, I recommend Endmyopia.org highly.