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I'll be copying the following from this thread because OP alredy made a great point, I'll just expand on it:
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PDS is defined as a condition characterized by the release of melanin granules from the iris pigment epithelium due to friction between the iris and zonular lenticular structures, potentially leading to trabecular dysfunction and increased ocular pressure, which can result in pigmentary glaucoma.
This is what Ehren used to brighten his eyes, and it obviously worked miracles for him.
PDS has often been cast aside for being underresearched or too dangerous, but this isn’t actually that true.
PDS is a well-studied syndrome, so obviously its affects are well studied too.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9741933/#:~:text=Reverse pupillary block can occur,, and PG [44].
So by pressing hard on your iris area and slightly moving your finger around, you can create friction between the PIE and lens structures.
This hasn’t been studied or practiced very well, but Ehren claimed that 5 minutes 2-3 times every day will be enough to efficiently render results. I am going to start PDS, and will document the results and effects
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Now, let's think about it. I'm sure everyone here has heard of the "surgery" or procedure to get lighter / blue eyes, which involves getting a laser thru your eyes thru various sessions to induce the change.
What's the common factor here from what theory, the article I sent and actual surgery have in common? It's that you're stressing your iris on purpose to get pigmentation dispersion.
I think this alone sounds good enough as a theory. I'll personally be trying it and I'm open for discussion.
@Overlord- @ltnbrownacnecel @pfl
LEGIT SOFTMAX EYE COLOR CHANGE (GTFIH)
Introduction I’m a darkeyecel, and I’ve been looking for methods to brighten my eyes. I’ve been searching through BotB, but the only thread about eye color changing is this one by @Alexanderr https://looksmax.org/threads/stroma-eye-color-change-explained-mega-thread.228789/ it’s pretty good with...
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HOLY GRAIL: Pigment Dispersion Syndrome (PDS)
PDS is defined as a condition characterized by the release of melanin granules from the iris pigment epithelium due to friction between the iris and zonular lenticular structures, potentially leading to trabecular dysfunction and increased ocular pressure, which can result in pigmentary glaucoma.
This is what Ehren used to brighten his eyes, and it obviously worked miracles for him.
PDS has often been cast aside for being underresearched or too dangerous, but this isn’t actually that true.
PDS is a well-studied syndrome, so obviously its affects are well studied too.
HOW TO INDUCE PDS
The mechanisms behind the formation of PDS are due to the constant rubbing and friction between pigment iris epithelium and lens structures during pupil movements, which tend to occur in the presence of reverse pupillary block and posterior bowing of the irishttps://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9741933/#:~:text=Reverse pupillary block can occur,, and PG [44].
So by pressing hard on your iris area and slightly moving your finger around, you can create friction between the PIE and lens structures.
This hasn’t been studied or practiced very well, but Ehren claimed that 5 minutes 2-3 times every day will be enough to efficiently render results. I am going to start PDS, and will document the results and effects
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Now, let's think about it. I'm sure everyone here has heard of the "surgery" or procedure to get lighter / blue eyes, which involves getting a laser thru your eyes thru various sessions to induce the change.
What's the common factor here from what theory, the article I sent and actual surgery have in common? It's that you're stressing your iris on purpose to get pigmentation dispersion.
I think this alone sounds good enough as a theory. I'll personally be trying it and I'm open for discussion.
@Overlord- @ltnbrownacnecel @pfl
