Fight Myopia Naturally - /conspiracy edition/

I've seen a lot of various discussion about this across all chans and all threads but it never gets it's own thread so here it is.
By The way, it's Zig Forums, so don't hesitate to name the jews or a jewish scam related to eyes' health if relevant, and purpose your non-MSM solutions against Myopia.

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Developmental biology major here. I didn't stream into evolutionary biology, but I still took many courses in it and have friends who are into it, so I can field this question.

Myopia essentially happens because in nature our range of view is on average 300-400 meters. This is why historically people needed glasses to even look at a book.
Whereas in todays world our environment IS THE BOOK. We spent 90% of time in an apartment where the average range of view is 10m, and the other 10% of time looking at a computer screen or a book 1.5 feet from our face.

Obviously eyeballs didn't evolve for this, so they get kind of fucked.

Didn't have to make a thread for this, plenty of people would have answered it in a QTDDT

All of my siblings are myopic, but I have, in the words of an ophthalmologist, perfect vision. The difference is twofold. First, that I make sure to focus on something away from my screen when using the computer every thirty minutes or so. Second, I go outside and focus on far-away landscapes and objects often.

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Should I go outside more often and stare into the distance, without my glasses or contact lens to fight my myopia? And spent less time in front of my computer, book and apartment ?

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I developed myopia in my teens. And I've cured it almost completely by taking Ayahuasca a whole bunch of times (something to do with certain types of wounds in the second and third chakras).

I never bought eye problems in humans. It never made any sense to me. How many dogs or cats are born with crippling eye sight problems? Practically none? So what's with humans? And why do so many develop it at random points in life.

Like almost all illness the original cause is spiritual and has to do with certain types of traumas and neglects inherited at conception or experienced after birth.

It would be a help, but I doubt you'd be reversing it wildly. The lens and various distances/indexes within the eye form in early teens, any change that's going to happen massively slows down after that.
Also its a huge hassle because you're literally walking around unable to see anything, hoping your eye unfucks itself. So you have to walk around for like ten years staring into the distance to do some minor repair work.

Recent study about how blue light affect the eye
sciencealert.com/how-blue-wavelengths-light-affect-retinal-cell-tissues-eye-disease

Might not be the only reason more people wear glasses, but it surely contribute.

I was about to jump on the Lasik bandwagon but did some research and it sounds like it's actually terrible.
Your corneas never heal 100% again and it destroys your night vision, rather just deal with glasses.

We are all blind because it's a conspiracy!
buy my water filters, or your frogs will turn gay!

Sage for stupid thread.

I avoid fast foods and sweets ie I don't buy them myself ever.
I avoid soy like the plague.

I have no vision problems.
Meat, Dairy, Veggies, Nuts and Seeds, Berries, Legumes, Fruits, in no specific order. Eat eggs regularly.