does focus factor really work?
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Hard to say.  I can't find any independent study showing Focus Factor works.  I suspect like with most things sold over the Internet or from infomercials, it works for some people but most people don't see a difference.\n\nDon't forget the placebo effect - believing it works, sometimes makes it work.\n\nMike Honeycutt
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Personal experience for me says yes in some instances. It did not help in everything, but in many ways it was very useful... I would never hesitate to recommend this to anyone (it is not painful) and I would use it when I can.. \nGive it try really IT can not hurt and may be the best thing you ever do....
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Alot of weightlifter and athletes, in the not to distant past, had a half cup of coffee prior to training.  The burst of caffiene can help with focus.  Make sure you are drinking plenty of water.  I think the key is to moderate use - don't overdo the java!
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Probably not.  There are no studies that have proven that it works.  A handful of the exercises are almost valid vision therapy techniques but they aren't going to improve your vision.  The rest of the exercises are really just plain silly.  Go ahead and try it if you really want to, but it will end up being a waste of your money and time.
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No, as you said, you are not multitasking as you would be able to focus on all items at once, the truth is that you are quickly changing your focus every few seconds to a new task. It's the same as switching from one task to the other like olden days, but at a much quicker rate, as Americans have become custom to due to our fast paced world where everything is due yesterday and we wait till tomorrow
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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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During my graduate studies in Education/Curriculum & Instruction, I remember learning about how flourescent lighting in schools affects students with ADD, so your theory has support.  I personally put lamps all around my classroom and made sure to have the blinds up at all times to maximize the amount of natural light in the room.  While I couldn't quickly find anything in an online search, I just wanted to let you know that I had heard of this and agree with you that it definitely plays a role.
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concentration is better
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Yes it does work if you can afford it.. I was on it and did drop alot of weight, and pretty quick, but all the trips to the office, and all of the snacks you buy. Really add up. If you can afford it I believe it is the best program out there.
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Yes it works!! That's why I could answer this question. I could not even spell my own name some time back and look at me now...answering questions on Yahoo. \nLong Live Prof. Kawashima!!!
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Intensity varies as the square of the distance.\nThat should help
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Stay focuse!\n\nSlowly and easy does it!
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i have the same problem. i find if my apartment is really clean i study better, and my concentration is better. not really sure why, but it works for me. i also found that the more often i studied, the better my concentration got.....some days were better than others though. oh, and the basics: make sure you get a little bit of exercise every day, get plenty of sleep, and eat lots of fruits and veggies.
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yes it matters\na lot of other factors also affect on how soon u can see results
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pretty well, in my experience. it really does make a difference in just a week, but you do have to follow the instructions to the letter. well, i guess if you don't it'll just take longer..\nbut they work!
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at the moment zoom seems to be the best they have just updated their equipment, but to be honest there all done the same way, so i dont think it matters to much,\ngood luck if u have it done
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Wearing contact helps - coz ur center does not change - and has more sharp / focus than glasses.\nIf u follow eye related healthy diet/exercise - u can get by with a smaller no, like  -1.75 for starter, and help it reduce further (coz ur eye will not suffer strain from change of optical centers, etc - as is with glasses...\nTheoretically, one cannot go beyond 20/20, it is perfect vision...