How it Works
eyeQ® exercises the brain, which improves mental processing much like physical exercise helps athletes improve their performance on the court or field. With consistent exercise and weight lifting, an athlete becomes physically stronger. Similarly, it helps people activate their brain, enhancing all mental activities. As with an athlete, these skills diminish without practice, but never totally go away. Periodically doing a simple eyeQ session will keep you mentally fit and help you retain your enhanced processing skills.
The seven-minute imaging exercises in the eyeQ program strengthen the eyes and increase the field of vision, allowing us to take in more material at once. The alternating imaging, reading, and mental exercises engage more of the brain. The high-speed imaging stimulates the neural pathways, strengthening the eye-brain connection and improving our thinking and reaction time.
Scientifically Proven Results
According to functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) tests conducted at the University of Utah and Cal-Tech at Pasadena, eyeQ increases brain activity while users read by as much as 1500%. In short, this means that the program retrains your brain and allows it to utilize multiple areas for common, everyday tasks. Whereas the brain typically utilizes only one small section known as Broca’s Area for processing language and auditory stimuli, the fMRI tests found that language and auditory activity spread through all areas of the brain, including areas responsible for reason, conceptual learning, memory, vision, and more.
Increase brain activity while reading by as much as
1500%
What This Means for You
Right now as you read this paragraph, your eyes and your brain must work as a team to help you understand and retain the information on the page. Normally this happens in the Broca’s area, also known as the language center of the brain. In the images below, you’ll notice that the “normal brain scan” image shows activity in one centralized location. This is Broca’s area. Reading this way limits the amount of information you can absorb at one time. When you can learn how to utilize more of your brain for the simple task of reading, you can read faster and retain more of what you read for long periods. It is possible to retrain your brain completely in just seven minutes a day.
Millions of people around the world, including school-aged children, CEOs, and even entire families use the eyeQ program to boost their mental capacity and acuity. Whether you want to score better on tests, boost productivity in the workplace, or simply improve your ability to learn, eyeQ is a simple, quick, and effective solution.
This is a Normal Brain Scan
Study performed by the University of Utah.
This is a Brain Scan After 8 Weeks of eyeQ Training
Study performed by the University of Utah.
The Benefits of Whole Brain Learning Are Clear
Individuals who take a mere seven minutes out of their day to train can boost their overall mental capacity. Read faster. Live better. Experience the benefit of Whole Brain Learning.
- Paced Reading
This conditions your eyes and your brain to work together to read at a rapid pace. When you participate in paced reading exercises with high, varying speeds, your brain realizes that it needs to read and process information more quickly. - Comprehension
By focusing on comprehension in your therapy, you will better understand what you read. The eyeQ software requires you to display a minimum level of comprehension in order to move forward. Comprehension is also a key factor in measuring your overall progress. - Subvocalization
This is the process of mentally sounding out words in your head as you read. Although this is an effective tool for children who are learning to read, as we become older, it actually slows down our reading and takes away from our ability to comprehend what we read. - Fixation Span
This refers to the small, incremental jumps your eyes make as they read the words on a page or screen. During these small jumps, known as saccades, your brain essentially photographs the words you see. Your fixation span is the number of words you take in during a single saccade. - Fixation Time
This is the opposite of your fixation span, and it describes the amount of time your eyes pause as they move along a line of text. The lower your fixation time, the faster you can read. - Regression
Finally, regression is the act of going back to reread information. Some people need to reread between 50% and 60% of everything they take in for proper comprehension. eyeQ helps your brain and your reading speed work together, reducing the need to regress.
- Alternating Speeds
eyeQ alternates reading speeds in an effort to teach your brain how to process information more quickly. These alternating speeds help remove subvocalization and essentially retrain your brain. - Mental Processing
With daily doses of activities, eyeQ gives your brain a quick but powerful workout to help improve your mental capacity day after day, year after year. - Problem Solving
Clinical studies performed on students of all ages proved a massive increase in frontal lobe activity; this is the area of the brain responsible for problem-solving skills. These students performed better on tests because they could better utilize and process the information filed away in their brains. - Memory
The frontal lobe is also responsible for creating and storing memories, so with increased activity in this area, you can remember more details. - Decision Making
With a stronger memory and increased problem-solving abilities, you will demonstrate improved decision-making skills when you participate in the eyeQ reading therapy program. - Recall
eyeQ participants can recall memories and information that is already stored in their brains more quickly and accurately over time.
- Left Right Movement
Some of the eyeQ exercises focus on moving your eyes from left to right as well as from right to left. These help your brain and eyes learn to work together for improved reading speed. - Eye Strengthening
Eye strengthening techniques help you learn how to use your peripheral vision when reading. These exercises also teach you how to move your eyes more quickly with less eyestrain. - Eye Teaming
Eye teaming refers to your eyes’ ability to work together as a team. When your eyes work together more efficiently, this improves not only reading skills, but also vision as a whole. - Tracking
Tracking refers to your ability to move his or her eyes along a string of words. When you learn how to track your eyes together, you can enjoy reading and visual acuity.
