I just thought of that, because I couldn't help but notice the relationship between the change in the quality of my vision with the challenge and difficulty level of the exercise of my new workout regimen: reading books.
Maybe 'difficulty' isn't the right word. It's really just attention and work when I shift over from left to right when I read pages. The left eye image is quite a bit stronger still. So when I switch over to the right eye, I can't immediately get all of the text. I have to sit there, and linger there a second and really turn up the power in order to absorb all the text within one saccade by leveraging the peripheral vision. This does seem to make a big difference.
Man, I've come so far, it's unbelievable. I remember I used to avoid reading for the longest time, because my eyes had this 'stickiness' when I read books for long periods of time, like they would want to stay converged. This issue appears to have gone away. I apparently no longer having any issues with reading for long periods of time. Indeed, it seems to only have a positive impact (provided that I'm reading the right way).
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