I think we need to adress this issue of "medical checking".
I hope you have "broad band" and can watch this video.
Here is a 3 minute video.
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Any preventive study (Bates/Prentice) should start with this type of medical exam, as part of the
"review" process for a person who is going ot use Bates preventive methods.
Only AFTER this doctor declares "no medical problem" should a preventive process
(change of refractive STATE and Snellen clering -- under control of the person himself) be attempted.
There are many who say that a student at a four year college is not competent to protect his distant vision using Bates/Prentice methods.
I personally think he is competent -- providing he can separate a medical issue from a preventive issue.
I argue that an intelligent person (at perhaps -1.0 dioters, self-measured
with Snellen and trial lens kit) could create a great success FOR HIMSELF.
David does a great service to all of us to review these issues -- and form our own opinion about Dr. Bates.
