Silly guy! You will choose to believe in what you want to. Otis has
pointed out the Neil Brooks effect. You make other optometrists keep
quiet about the 2nd opinion, being myopia prevention. If you want to
confirm the valadity of those links, why dont you have a talk with the
author and optometrist who did this research?
> Silly guy! You will choose to believe in what you want to.
Unlike yourself, who only believes in the Truth, with a capital "T".
> Otis has
> pointed out the Neil Brooks effect.
He didn't just point it out, he made it up!
> You make other optometrists keep
> quiet about the 2nd opinion, being myopia prevention. If you want to
> confirm the valadity of those links, why dont you have a talk with the
> author and optometrist who did this research?
And who is this author and OD?

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Dan Abel
dabel@sonic.net
Petaluma, California, USA
otisbrown@pa.net - 10 Feb 2006 01:15 GMT
Dear Ace and Dan,
Ace> You make other optometrists keep
> quiet about the 2nd opinion, being myopia prevention. If you want to
> confirm the valadity of those links, why dont you have a talk with the
> author and optometrist who did this research?
And who is this author and OD?
Otis> No, the author is an electrical engineer.
However the "author" of the second opinion is all the
ODs who have "second thoughts" about the effect
that a minus lens has on the refractive state of the
primate eye.
Otis> For a clearly articulated second-opinion stated
by a highly qualified optometrist, read:
www.chinamyopia.org
Otis> Remember -- this is ONLY about a choice a
person can make based on scientific facts. The "easy" choice
is to "accept" the minus lens -- and then there is
NO MORE DISCUSSION ABOUT PREVENTION. The
person himself has "accepted" the consequences with
the "acceptance" of using the minus lens.
Otis> I honestly do not know how Ace would have
reacted to being offered a second-opinion choice. But
I just suggest that he did have a right to face scientific
facts, and choose a course of action that MIGHT have
met his desired objective.
Otis> As always, I would be wiiling to PAY A MD for this
information. From my experience with second-opinion
ophthalmologists (who restricted the use of the minus
lens to the 20/40 level) I am certain the would be
receptive to sharing this information -- except
for the Neil Brooks effect. (Read his staement as
the head of the thread.)
Best,
Otis