AHS18 Todd Becker - How Hormesis Works

[@kirstenbecker4497]

The sound is fine after the first 40 seconds. Worth watching!

[@otiebrown9999]

Todd, I truly appreciate your scientific efforts here. I started at 20/50, measured at -1 Diopters. After about 6 months, of wearing a plus, only for near, I began reading the 20/30 line with good clarity. Today, I consistently read 20/20, on my own Snellen. The entire process is both low cost and effective. I am an Engineer, so it all makes scientific sense to me. Permanent 20/20.

[@otiebrown9999]

The plus (at 20/60) can produce clearing to 20/30 and better. (Pass all normal legal requirements.) Todd is correct, as science.

[@strong1134]

thank you Todd Becker

[@mmaximk]

Thank you for a riveting presentation.

[@MiningHabit]

Summary bits at 34:41 particularly helpful

[@alanx4121]

I read about how biopsy trauma in the lungs resulted in total remission of lung cancers. The stressor probably triggered a repair and clean-up response.

[@PEMF.Hydrogen.LLLT.Experts]

Excellent info!

[@pramodgururaj6721]

my 13 year old son has -4.5 and -4.75. so if we follow the print pushing method, does he need to be off the spectacles all the time? or just only when reading, he has to take it off?

[@Broxine]

Has it worked for you?

[@naymark8069]

Myopia 11:10

[@Broxine]

Thanks

[@MrScipio2011]

Hold the mike near your mouth

[@pedestrianfare8175]

I gave up on this one. He kept fading out

[@kirstenbecker4497]

The sound is fine after the first 40 seconds. Worth watching!

[@carstars]

Audio Hormesis. I can now hear poor audio.

[@pedestrianfare8175]

Snort!

[@ToWhateverEnd55]

"Audio hormesis" haha.... It seems like he only has a vague understanding of how microphones work.