Endmyopia is unique and insightful, but you need to invest significant time
Endmyopia is a great resource, offering insights and recommendations to help you help yourself. Many of Jake's recommendations are recommendations I've encountered through my own experience with some of the best doctors and i've seen many, but not often widely discussed. Additionally the group forums offer crowdsourced insights not available elsewhere - its pretty hard to deny real people attesting to real changes. I've also been lucky to know a friend of a friend who tried the program and attested to the quality and his own improvements. The only reason i'm not giving this a perfect score is 1. the resources arent always the best organized - so it does take a lot of time and investment to educate yourself 2. while much information is available free, it can be a bit risky trying some recommendations too early on your own before navigating all resources, and there is little warning of this or hard to find warnings without sifting through a lot of material. So would only ask that there be more clear suggestions of what are must read resources before starting out on your own and warning signs to be mindful of (eyestrain, worsening vision, etc) 3. lastly i dont agree with much of the discourse about a conspiracy theory in the world of optometry, but that doesn't reduce the validity of the actual recommendations