Has anyone ever used or know much about the suppliment Focus Factor?
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i find that it works best in small dosages. i suggest only taking it twice a week. i do and it is great for my career.
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My son used PROACTIVE.  \n\nIt worked GREAT!
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yes......it has been said to cause blindness....lol
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What i use to do is this exercise.Close your eyes and focus on a apple or orange or whatever you like but must a still image, focus on that thing for 5 mins.Increase time everday and your power of focus incredibly!
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yes, I've actually had to do it once, when i was helping out in the handicap class. :P\n\nthey seemed to understand it well enough, although it took some time.
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Try fish oil suppliments.  I read an article about it, and have since started supplimenting my vitamins with them.  They do seem to be helping.  I have to do a lot of heavy duty concentration in my job, so it is an area I am interested in too.
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ya i saw.\ni think its very useful.\nlemme try..
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http://www.ussecassoc.com/index.htm\n\nhttp://atlanta.bizjournals.com/atlanta/stories/1999/05/03/focus1.html
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As usual, howstuffworks has great illustrations and description of how things work, including LED's.  High intensity LED's use the same principles but supply greater light flux (and perhaps focus it better too).  Good luck.
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Yes, I actually have one to share. Several years ago I went to LensCrafters to do my yearly checkup and get more lenses. For some reason I could not get the lens on and the doctor became really impatient with me. He tried to put it in but he kept poking my eye and for some odd reason it was like my body was revolting from his touch. I've never had this happen before. Well, he became very rude with me, I don't remember his exact words anymore, and if I saw him today I would not know him, but it was a horrible experience.\n\nLooking back I actually kind of feel sorry for him, because it was a no-win situation. I think if the shoe had of been on the other foot I would have been annoyed too, but I wouldn't of been rude to the customer (they are always right). The woman at the front desk had said he had been rude with other customers so I assume he probably was going through something personal.\n\nIt would be nice to know how your situation turns out though. Perhaps it is a growing trend at Lenscrafters.
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I recently started trying eye exercises to help improve my vision. I created a blog so that people can follow my progress\n\nhttp://improvingmyeyesight.com/blog/\n\nThe program I am using is called the Vision for Life Program. Actually, the founder of the program, Orlin Sorensen, was also interested in flying, which is what got him interested in eye exercises.
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I've had this done, and astigmatism fixed at the same time - ten years ago, though. Hurt a bit after the anaesthetic wore off, but the worst part was the smell of burning during the procedure!\n\nGreat vision for several years, but now need reading glasses. Some minor hazing around bright lights in the dark.\n\nIt worked for me but I'd never 'recommend' it to anyone else because experiences vary so widely - just a decision you have to take for yourself. I'm happy with the results... I can ski or swim and still see people!
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focusing on certain tasks
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It's probably just that you need more time to get used to them.  I have blended "omnifocals," and I spent about the first week playing the game I call "find the focus."  You roll your head up and down (looking like an idiot if anyone's watching), finding the best focus you can get for a given viewing situation.  You may find, for example, that at times you have to hold your head up in what looks like a snobbish way, or roll it down as if you were being shy.  \n\nIf you don't adjust after a week or so, you might ask the guy who fitted the frames to your face whether they need adjusting.
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Mostly clarity, a well focused image across the whole field of view with well focussed crosshairs. Has he suggested a magnification? Does he want variable power? For fixed power I mostly go with 6x for hunting, higher magnification seems to make it slow to get the sight picture right and acquire the target. For variables something in the 2-7 to 4-12 range should do, 3-9 is the most popular (or was). I'd be interested to hear any alternative views on those. \n\nWaterproof and fogproof too, don't want to forget those. You need to ask if he want's glossy, matt or stainless too, it would be a shame to get him the wrong thing, if he's bothered.\n\nFor best brightness the objective diameter should be 7x the magnification, so a 4x28 gives a 7mm exit pupil, which means that the light it gives out can all be taken in through the pupil of an eye. If you have a 10x40 then the exit pupil is 4mm and only about half the pupil diameter of the human eye receives light. That's why we find funny numbers like 8x56, 6x42, 4x28 and also why a lot of sailing binoculars are 7x50. This is at the esoteric end of things though, focussed is much more important.\n\nCabelas is another Leupold stockist.
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Yes, i have one, and when i use it i see results. good ones in fact. check out my 360 page on the second page and see for yourself if you don't believe me.
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Try:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solution_focused_brief_therapy