> <otisbrown[at]pa.net> wrote
> > I said that the natural eye simply changes its
> > refractive STATE in a negative direction if
> > you wear a full strength minus ALL THE TIME.
> Since they don't, you're either stubbornly ignorant, or you're lying.

> Which is it?
> -MT

> I said that the natural eye simply changes its
> refractive STATE in a negative direction if
> you wear a full strength minus ALL THE TIME.

> "otisbr...[at]pa.net" <otisbr...[at]pa.net> wrote innews:1185294492.999056.238370[at]q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com:
> > Majoiry-opinion Judy recommends that you ignore the advice
> > of an ophthmologist, and wear your minus glasses all the time.
> That's not what she said, of course. She just said it wouldn't hurt his
> eyes if he did wear his glasses all the time.
> --
> Scott
> Reverse name to reply

> "otisbrown[at]pa.net" <otisbrown[at]pa.net> wrote in
> news:1185294492.999056.238370[at]q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com:
> > Majoiry-opinion Judy recommends that you ignore the advice
> > of an ophthmologist, and wear your minus glasses all the time.
> That's not what she said, of course.

> She just said it wouldn't hurt his
> eyes if he did wear his glasses all the time.

> Majoiry-opinion Judy recommends that you ignore the advice
> of an ophthmologist, and wear your minus glasses all the time.

> Dear Friend,
> A professor of ophthamology stated that he himself,
> takes the minus lens off for all close work

> Judy> Otis will soon weigh in with different advice, ignore him.
> Majoiry-opinion Judy recommends that you ignore the advice
> of an ophthmologist, and wear your minus glasses all the time.

> You can follow the advice of an optometrist or
> an ophthamologist.

> On Jul 23, 2:45 pm, dawki...[at]gmail.com wrote:
> > Hello,
> > I'm a 21 year old male, suffering from myopia and astigmatism. The
> > left lens prescription is -2.50 H, and the right one is -2.75 H+.
> > I've always removed my glasses when doing close-up work, such as
> > reading or studying (and still does) but lately I'm having difficulty
> > even seeing so close up.
> > My question: is it harmful for my eyes to do the close-up work with my
> > glasses on? I presupposed so, but I thought I would see what you guys
> > would say.
> Think of it this way. With your glasses on, reading is exactly the
> same as for people who don't wear glasses. You will accommodate and
> converge, with your glasses on, in exactly the same manner as a non
> glasses wearer. So is it harmful for the eyes of non glasses wearers
> to read?
> With your current prescription, anything further away than about 35cm
> (16 inches) will be blurry without the glasses. So I'm not surprised
> that you are noticing discomfort.
> Otis will soon weigh in with different advice, ignore him.
> Judy
> > Thanks! - Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -

> Hello,
> I'm a 21 year old male, suffering from myopia and astigmatism. The
> left lens prescription is -2.50 H, and the right one is -2.75 H+.
> I've always removed my glasses when doing close-up work, such as
> reading or studying (and still does) but lately I'm having difficulty
> even seeing so close up.
> My question: is it harmful for my eyes to do the close-up work with my
> glasses on? I presupposed so, but I thought I would see what you guys
> would say.

> Thanks!

> You can believe Neil Brooks, with no qualifications AT ALL,
> to make recommendations of this nature, or you
> can believe David Guyton who is a superior ophthamologist,
> and knows what he is talking about.

> But Brooks has no respect of anything -- other than
> his own opinion.