Is burnout a correlating factor in most cases of eye strain?

Donux

Straight forward question to the whole community - is burnout a correlating factor in most cases of eye strain?

I know it is absolutely the case for me, it just goes hand in hand. But is it just me, or everyone else also kind of feel like in the same boat ?

K-Moss

Donux Inadequate sleep makes one more vulnerable, yes.

Anyway, I have only LCD screens now and I am quite fine. OLED causes problems for up to 20% of the population even going by official, mainstream sources. It must be higher than that because just about no one thinks about these things.

We need simpler screens using LCD technology, not OLED. OLED gives you "billions of colors" like that's a big plus. It's not. When I want rich color I go into the real world. A screen is for getting work done, not for replacing natural creation.

Some of you have already gone off the deep end into a Luciferian prison, and now you are complaining about side-effects.

I suggest getting a Moto G from Amazon. You have 30 days to return it, no questions asked. I love the comfort of my Moto G.

For repairing the body, I'm really finding helpful CBD and CBN. I take a CBN:CBD product and also a pure CBD product. This helps me sleep longer and easier so that I am properly refreshed. I would avoid THC.

There is something about cannabinoids that uniquely helps the body, hence we have cannabinoid receptors, and the plants grow like weeds.

The smartphones are a beautiful thing, but in moderation. The latest and greatest smartphone technology likely is to cause side-effects, which is exactly what we see. Those with more humility choose low end LCD products, and they have much better results in terms how their eyes and brain tolerate the screens.

The Moto G even includes a headphone jack.

We had none of this technology until very recently. Now you have people expecting to be able to use the latest OLED tech without any effects. It's silly. Be more wary about unnatural things that don't exist in the natural, divinely created world.

Also, not only the screen can cause issues but just using a smartphone too much with all the RF emissions is going to cause damages to your eyes and brain. It's not the same as a desktop workstation with a wired connection like I use most of the time. Try a low end product with an LCD screen, and use it more sparingly.

Lower end Moto G is gentle on the eyes. Those finding issues with lower end Moto G LCD models have bigger problems just about no screen is going to address. Also, try LCDs using FL Rose glasses. They really do make a difference for many. I haven't yet tried them, but I've read a number of convincing anecdotes.

JTL

Donux Straight forward question to the whole community - is burnout a correlating factor in most cases of eye strain?

I think you have some of it backwards. I think having to deal with this issue without absolute solutions is a cause of burnout.

Donux

K-Moss Why we are so much focusing on those smartphones. I thought humans should be at the center of all of it ? 🙂 Actually, one strategy I wanted to share as prescribed by pharmacist:

1) Reduce stress hormone. If you will not, you will not sleep, and/or wake up in the early morning. This builds up in the body over time. And it reaches worst symthoms peak in the morning. And to remove it gradually, you need to drink lots of water and take magmesium and potassium after each meal daily. This will create cycle where stress hormone is gradually removed with fluids.

2) Check your vitamid D levels. Yes, even if you live in sunny place, your body might not generate it, or sun is in the geographical location where it is not intense enough even duirng summer time. Proper vitamid D checks can be done at private medical centers, should not be expensive. Then if shortage is found, professionals would prescribe the right dosage of supplementation which is super important.

3) Psychological factors. Toxic jobs, toxic relatationships, toxic people pleasing, whatever. Practice to say big fat NO daily.

Thats is my two cents. 🙂

Donux

JTL Well, I started to get better. Change to better hardware is not enough 🙂 Shity screens were here for ages, its the lifestyle that has changed a lot.