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Near-Far Eye Focusing
Practice shifting your eyes’ focus between a close target and a distant one, often using a pen, finger, or other small object held near the point where your eyes want to cross. Typical protocols have you hold each focus for a few seconds, then slowly move the object in and out for a few minutes several times per week. This is used to train accommodation and vergence control, which may help eye coordination and visual comfort, especially in rehab settings.
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“Practice accommodation for a few minutes, maybe every other day, just bringing something in close. You'll feel the strain of your eyes doing that. Move it out.”
huberman · Protocols to Improve Vision & Eyesight | Huberman Lab Essentials · Apr 24, 2025 · 16:48 · open ↗
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