Tag: vision training

Can You Improve Your Vision Naturally? What Dr. Bryce Appelbaum Told Alex Clark That Challenges Everything We’ve Been Told About Eye Health

Can vision improve naturally? In this eye-opening conversation on Culture Apothecary, neuro-optometrist Dr. Bryce Appelbaum explains why eyesight and vision are not the same thing, how modern life is impacting the eye-brain connection, and why hidden vision problems are often mistaken for issues like ADHD, motion sickness, brain fog, and post-concussion symptoms. Learn practical strategies to support healthier vision and discover why vision may be the missing piece of the puzzle.

From Boundless Life: Can ADHD and Dyslexia REALLY Be Cured with Vision Training?

For most people, ADHD and dyslexia are lifelong labels. But what if the real problem isn’t the brain at all, it’s the eye–brain connection? In this episode of Boundless Life, Ben Greenfield brings his wife Jessa’s personal story of dyslexia to Dr. Bryce Appelbaum’s clinic, where five days of vision training led to profound changes in reading, comprehension, and confidence. Could hidden vision problems be the missing link behind these diagnoses?

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Vision Training For Poker: The Hidden Edge for Focus, Fatigue, and Better Decisions

Poker performance isn’t only strategy and psychology, it’s also visual processing, attentional control, and mental stamina. In this episode of The Mindset Advantage Podcast, Dr Byrce Appelbaum breaks down the difference between eyesight and vision, why stress narrows perception, and how power players can train the eye-brain connection for more consistent high-level play.

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Rethinking 20/20: Why Clear Sight Doesn’t Equal Healthy Vision?

Most people assume 20/20 means their vision is perfect—but it only measures how clearly you see, not how well your eyes and brain work together. Many people with “perfect” eyesight still experience headaches, fatigue, attention struggles, and difficulty reading because eyesight and functional vision are not the same thing.
This post breaks down that difference, how screen time is reshaping our visual systems, and why many vision issues are mistaken for ADHD or learning problems. You’ll also learn simple, science-backed ways to start training your vision so you can improve focus, stamina, sleep, and long-term visual health.

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