Improving eyesight
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@heyman you can achieve the same effect as lower lenses by simply looking at things at the "point of slight blur"
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@heyman i will read it now
he has the right idea
yars ago I had the idea of using adjustable lenses, and I would adjust the strength of the lens for every activity I did
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it does work
in nature at the lake i can see like a half mile away individual trees in the forest
it’s from being inside and books/screens and not looking far away alot
otherwise my prescription is like -3.75 iirc indoors in a lifestyle of office type work
i can literally drive a vehicle without a need for glasses when spending most of the time outdoors -
@Luke theres a study showing looking into red light is actually good
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Yes I have seen that contacts block some of the UV light, but I have definitely experienced it both ways where if I have them off, the vision improves, and with them on it improves as well. Probably less of an effect, but still.
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if you hypothetically were in a plane crash and lived on a desert island, your eyesight would improve
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We have to go back, Kate!
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@Hearthfire https://www.tiktok.com/@mateusjmarina44/video/7508644086568619266
Here is the video I mentioned before. Apparently he healed his eyes by looking at the sun early in the morning and at evening.
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@heyman said in Improving eyesight:
@Hearthfire https://www.tiktok.com/@mateusjmarina44/video/7508644086568619266
Here is the video I mentioned before. Apparently he healed his eyes by looking at the sun early in the morning and at evening.
Could be beneficial the short moment the sun is just above horizon and look fully red/orange, once it get yellow and you start to see blue spots when you look away, likely bad to look at it directly.
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@water-fire
Anecdotal but I became less sensitive to sunlight and got less headaches when I spent more time outside, cut pufa down, and did careful sun gazing.
