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#41697 05/11/04 09:32 PM
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I just wonder if Photofocus state can worsen your eyes. Has anyone experienced the damage to their eyes?






#41698 05/12/04 05:53 AM
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I personally believe using the eye more flexibly prevents it from deteriorating. Most common cause for deterioration of eyesight is computer screens.

People sit too long at them for work and play preventing their eye muscles from getting enough exercise.

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#41699 05/13/04 06:16 PM
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I posted this question a while back and have since investigated the topic somewhat. Many vision improvement methods actually have drills where you attain photofocus. If you correctly do it, you relax your eyes into photofocus by shifting you point of vision beyond the book. 90% of eye improvment methods are focused on relaxation so this should help. The point is not to strain but relax into it, just as you are expected to relax your mind when photoreading. The mind cannot relax when the eyes are tense and vice versa.






#41700 05/14/04 04:51 AM
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Then is having photofocus eye use good for the most time of our daily life? Or always? What about when driving?

So when is it useful to use photofocus other than PR books?






#41701 05/14/04 06:31 AM
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There was a example in the photoreading book where a jeweler went to a trade show & went into photofocus & accomplished in hours what used to take him days to do.
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There are many benefits of enhancing peripherial vision. You can practice and enhance the skills in situations like...

Walking, Car dealerships when you're looking for the right car. Bookshops for picking up interesting reading. Fruit markets for best buys of quality fruit. Produce stalls and street markets where everyone sells similar products (gives you a chance to price the stuff before making eye contact with the vendors.)

Places of amusement where kids knee highi to a grasshopper usually run amoke, saves you getting bowled over like a ten pin when they come from side one. Bush walking, night walking, enjoy the view while conserving energy also allows you to get closer to some animals, it they think you didn't see them.

When practicing do it for a few minutes and then let go. If you do it once or twice a day for a while you probably start noticing that you do it non consciously. Your mind seems to discover benefits of seeing more so it starts doing it more. At least it did by me I experimented with it many years ago notice that I have a wider field of vision than most.

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