Hi Juanma. My name is Jordan Lee. I am a medical student at St. Andrews transferring to University of Edinburgh 3rd Year come to September.
I understand your concern. I sympathize with the doubts which you have about this system. I know of them first hand.
Photoreading works. I assure you. However, there is one condition. There can not one ioata of doubt in your mind.
I had a conversation with a friend today at St. Andrews and I came out with the idea that, "Something will not improve unless you're certain that it will improve. That is belief."
In a subject like medicine, there are many opportunities to doubt yourself when you are learning. I have started this book called "Professional Dreamer" by Ghalil ISBN-0-9736894-0-4 which has helped me identify those thought patterns which take away from my desire of being a doctor who knows his stuff and enjoys his job completely.
You do not have to buy the book. Everyone has their own way of mental clearing. But I do suggest you to come with terms that you doubt the manner you read or the extent to which you take in information in. Once you notice your thought patterns as doing this, put up a red flag in your mind, and say eg. "there is the doubt about my photoreading or reading."
This attitude has helped me in perceiving material, my memory, my certainty over other matters. Photoreading has taken new life form.
Take the leap of faith and call your doubt for doubt. You will become a powerful reader, I assure you.
Buena fortuna. Hasta luego.
