Quote from: bigmelons25 on June 21, 2018, 01:12:48 AM

I cured my own myopia simply by wearing weaker lenses and eventually not wearing glasses at all. The most important thing is to challenge your vision and focus further away. This did take awhile but you can feel the muscles in your eyes working to get stronger.

Wearing glasses is like using a wheel chair to move everyhwere. What will happen to your leg muscles when you roll around in a wheelchair? Your muscles will lose function! It can be regained but it takes effort and time.

Though I never visited an eye doctor yet, I have a strong intuition that I am a nearsighted person also. I say so because I can't read books that at least 2 feet away from me, I can't read the the news headlines in the bottom of TV screen and even recognizing the faces of my friends from far position is very difficult for me. I think this happened due from my computer games addiction since I was 15 years old. Now, I'm not a game addict anymore but a bitcoin addict Grin

which means that my eyes are still getting damage from the harmful computer screens.

I'm glad that I found someone with the same perspective when it comes to this kind of matter. I also refuse to wear eyeglasses because I believe that the glass of its wearer becomes thicker and thicker as time goes by (but I'm not sure if this is a myth or not). I just let my eyes cure itself because I do believe that each body organ of our body has a defense mecahnism/immune system against its threats. What I do now to avoid further eye damage is I lessen the screen brightness of my smartphone everytime I used it., I also make sure that my room is well lighted before using such electronic devices and I also now starting to lessen the period of time when using a computer.

Nevertheless, I still have a plan of having an eye check up to know the real current condition of my eye but I think not now because I'm still busy with my thesis and I still don't have enough money for a proper medication

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