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-20 D under self-treatment, update report

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g.gatti@agora.it - 31 Jan 2005 19:05 GMT
Now our client has reached 17 cm of remote point, reading letters
calibrated for 1,25 feet (normal vision) on the white reduced snellen
chart. This should be about four tenth of normal vision.

For the first time today she was able to read letters of the 5 feet
line at about 5 feet distance, indoors, with a 300 watt lamp pointed to
the Snellen chart.

However the Snellen chart was the black one type, with black background
and white letters.

With the black chart she is more easily drawn to relaxation and the
vision is much better.

Those who are interested in the true cure of all vision problems, can
visit our website http://TheCentralFixation.com

This intelligent girl, who is studying third year of a doctorate in
biology, can be an interesting case for all high myopes.

The cure exists and it is quite simple, although may be difficult to
practice.

But it is true.

By the way, the eccentric fixation we measured in the first days of
self-treatment, stated to be of 2 meters at 2 meters, has now been
reduced at 1 meter.

Now one question for the learned men here.

When she was able to read the 5 feet line at five feet, the eye was
emmetropic.

Is this correct?

Now how can a -20 D myopic eye become again emmetropic?

Please explain.
retinula@hotmail.com - 01 Feb 2005 03:13 GMT
accommodative myopia stupid!  you are the only person in this newgroup
who is dumber than Otis Brown.

Do you know anything about the structure of the eye?  If so then read
about the portion called the ciliary muscle.
g.gatti@agora.it - 01 Feb 2005 07:07 GMT
is there a more idiot than you?

please Mister Tyner, explain to this idiot why "pseudo-myopia" cannot
account for -20 D.
retinula@hotmail.com - 02 Feb 2005 03:08 GMT
Of course it would be unlikely that a -20D myope is due to
accommodation.  But how do you know the true refractive state of the
patient?  Did a qualified person do a manifest and cycloplegic
refraction?  Do you even understand what I am talking about?

What do you think is the prevalence of -20D myopes in the population.

I don't think your "patient" is really what you claim her to be, if she
exists outside your mind at all.
g.gatti@agora.it - 02 Feb 2005 08:30 GMT
You are a STRONG idiot what is the point to talk with you?

You don't even think what is possible to do with our evoluted methods.

Just stay silent and try to learn.

We are doing a great job.

People with high myopia can do very well, if they can escape from your
stupid mind, and rotten too.

<<Of course it would be unlikely that a -20D myope is due to
accomodation.>>

You are truly a great idiot.
otisbrown@pa.net - 02 Feb 2005 18:48 GMT
Dear Rishi,

"I don't get no respect"

Rodney Dangerfield

Unlike "Retin..." I show people respect -- both you and
others.

You have an honest opinion about nearsightednes -- as I do.

If we are honest in assessing the behavior of the
natural eye as a "sophisticated sytem" we
might get closer to the truth about
the prevention of nearsighedness.

When a person resorts to "name calling" he
is acting as a spoild child.

It is clear that the prevention of nearsighedness
is not easy -- and will require both intelligence
and motivation IN THE PERSON to work towards
that goal.

Calling "names" just diminishes the person
who does it.

Best,

Otis
Engineer
Neil Brooks - 02 Feb 2005 18:55 GMT
Otis Brown wrote:
> Dear Rishi,

[usual Otis crap snipped]

> When a person resorts to "name calling" he
> is acting as a spoild child.
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> Calling "names" just diminishes the person
> who does it.

YOU'RE TRYING TO ALIGN YOURSELF *AGAINST* THE CONCEPT OF NAME CALLING???

ROTFLMAO  !!!!
Neil Brooks - 02 Feb 2005 18:51 GMT
> Otis Brown wrote:
>> Dear Rishi,
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>
> ROTFLMAO  !!!!

I'm sorry.  I meant to say, "YOU'RE TRYING TO ALIGN YOURSELF . . . WITH
*RISHI* . . . *AGAINST* THE CONCEPT OF NAME CALLING???"

There.  Much better.

Otis, you slay me.  What a hoot!!
g.gatti@agora.it - 02 Feb 2005 19:16 GMT
Let's align against stupdiity and exploitation of the normal people.

You learned men have failed in your true mission but continue to harm
people, innocent people, against the truth.
RM - 03 Feb 2005 01:39 GMT
Rishi is Otis' only ally.  That ought to tell you something.

=====

> Otis Brown wrote:
>> Dear Rishi,
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
>
> ROTFLMAO  !!!!
RM - 03 Feb 2005 01:41 GMT
This posting is an automatic reply to any sci.med.vision newsgroup thread
that is receiving comments from a person named "Otis", "Otis Brown",
"otisbrown@pa.net" or "Otis, Engineer".

Otis is not an expert in any field of vision. His medical and eyecare
training is nil.  He is a proponent of a myopia prevention technique that is
unproven.

In addition, Otis continually misquotes people in his posts. He drops the
names of doctors whom he falsely claims to be associated with.  He has been
caught in out-and-out lies. He has given people incorrect medical advise.
Sadly, his behavior suggests he may have psychological problems that compel
him to argue against people just for the sake of causing an argument.

Otis is what is known in internet newsgroup lingo as a "troll".  Do not
reply to his postings-- it just takes up bandwidth and storage space that
should be reserved for meaningful topics.  It also just fulfils his sick
psychological needs.

No one means to suppress the honest opinions of others.  This message is
only meant to forewarn anyone who might misconstrue Otis as a trained
eyecare expert.

For anyone who is interested in understanding the current state of
scientific/medical research on myopia prevention, I offer the following
link: http://annals.edu.sg/pdf200401/V33N1p4.pdf.  If you have other topics
you wish to discuss, there are experts here who will usually help you.
Don't waste your time with Otis.

Please see the weekly posting "welcome to sci.med.vision" which usually
appears on Mondays, for information on how to filter out Otis' posts so that
you may be able to participate in worthwhile discussions in this forum.

=============

> Dear Rishi,
>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Otis
> Engineer
otisbrown@pa.net - 03 Feb 2005 02:53 GMT
Dear Reader,

Sinc RM can not face scientific truth concerning
the natural eye as a dynamic system -- he
resorts to these "broadsides".

This is an open forum -- and we should share
ideas and concepts.

Insisting that the natural eye does not
behave as a sophisticated system
is not they way to do scientific research.

So for RM has presented no scientific evidence to
PROVE that a minus lens has NO EFFECT on
the refractive state of the natural eye.

But then we have no idea who he is.

I regret his "closed minded" attitude.

I know that other ODs now support your right
to an "informed choice" about prevention
at the threshold.  Why does RM express
fear -- about an honest choice you
could make in this manner?

Please read:

www.chinamyopia.org

If you doubt the devemopment of the
preventive alternative.

If RM would stop posting these "blasts" about
honest alternatives -- I would stop posting
this response.

If RM's attitude is wide spread -- then we do
have a major problem with technical accuracy
and honesty as it concerns the behavior
of the natural eye as a competent control system.
Enjoy,

Otis
Engineer
retinula@hotmail.com - 03 Feb 2005 13:08 GMT
Do not read anything this person Otis writes.

He is a zealot who argues the same thing over and over again.  Eye
doctors in this forum constantly disprove his arguments but he won't go
away.  He offers medical advise without any training.

Disregard anything he says.
g.gatti@agora.it - 03 Feb 2005 13:47 GMT
But who are you to counsel people in this way?

You are MUCH MORE idiotic that Otis, an old man.

Please respect the elders.
RM - 04 Feb 2005 02:13 GMT
> Sinc RM can not face scientific truth concerning
> the natural eye as a dynamic system --

Where have I ever denied the eye is a dynamic system. Why do you keep trying
to misrepresent everyone as saying this?  You are the only one who ever
talks about this.  You must think this is some kind of eloquent concept--  
it's actually quite elementary.  Right down your alley Otis!  Even you can
understand it it's so simple.  Too bad you don't understand anything about
the anatomy and physiology of the eye-- by your own admission.

Otis misquotes, and lies!

> Insisting that the natural eye does not
> behave as a sophisticated system
> is not they way to do scientific research.

Who ever insisted that?  Another Otis misquote and lie!

> So for RM has presented no scientific evidence to
> PROVE that a minus lens has NO EFFECT on
> the refractive state of the natural eye.

What?  I am supposed to provide scientific evidence that a minus lens has no
effect on the refractive state of the eye?  Says who?  Otis' twisted logic
is incredible!

Otis proposes concepts that are not proven and have frankly been disproven
in numerous studies-- so he turns around and points a finger at eye doctors
using a therapy that is the standard of practice and tells us the WE need to
prove it's efficacy.

No Otis-- you need to prove that what you propose actually helps someone!
Others have tried to prove it and it doesn't work, except for accommodative
myopes which are the isolated cases you like to beat your drum about.

Your logic is twisted indeed!

> I know that other ODs now support your right
> to an "informed choice" about prevention
> at the threshold.  Why does RM express
> fear -- about an honest choice you
> could make in this manner?

Where have I ever expressed fear?  What a foolish old man you are!

Go away troll!
otisbrown@pa.net - 05 Feb 2005 05:29 GMT
Retin...

You are calling a person that is -20 diopters myopic -- as
having "accommodation myopia".

Even the ODs on this site would not stretch the truth
that far!

They have defined "accommodation myopia" as a person
on the threshold who is "squinting" on the 20/50 line,
and after a period of wearing a plus for all close work -- clears
to pass the DMV-Snellen line.

Perhaps YOU are dumber than dirt, and don't have clue?

Did you ever think about that?

Best,

Otis
Engineer
RM - 05 Feb 2005 05:52 GMT
This posting is an automatic reply to any sci.med.vision newsgroup thread
that is receiving comments from a person named "Otis", "Otis Brown",
"otisbrown@pa.net" or "Otis, Engineer".

Otis is not an expert in any field of vision. His medical and eyecare
training is nil.  He is a proponent of a myopia prevention technique that is
unproven.

In addition, Otis continually misquotes people in his posts. He drops the
names of doctors whom he falsely claims to be associated with.  He has been
caught in out-and-out lies. He has given people incorrect medical advise.
Sadly, his behavior suggests he may have psychological problems that compel
him to argue against people just for the sake of causing an argument.

Otis is what is known in internet newsgroup lingo as a "troll".  Do not
reply to his postings-- it just takes up bandwidth and storage space that
should be reserved for meaningful topics.  It also just fulfils his sick
psychological needs.

No one means to suppress the honest opinions of others.  This message is
only meant to forewarn anyone who might misconstrue Otis as a trained
eyecare expert.

For anyone who is interested in understanding the current state of
scientific/medical research on myopia prevention, I offer the following
link: http://annals.edu.sg/pdf200401/V33N1p4.pdf.  If you have other topics
you wish to discuss, there are experts here who will usually help you.
Don't waste your time with Otis.

Please see the weekly posting "welcome to sci.med.vision" which usually
appears on Mondays, for information on how to filter out Otis' posts so that
you may be able to participate in worthwhile discussions in this forum.
g.gatti@agora.it - 05 Feb 2005 09:33 GMT
This RM is truly a very very hard-rock true idiot.
 
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