01-08-2013, 05:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-08-2013, 06:23 PM by achievedream.)
(01-08-2013, 10:55 AM)matthijskm Wrote: Can eye color change by the amount of sunlight?
"I have noticed this peculiar effect all my life, but people I tell usually think I am bonko. My eyes change colour when exposed to strong sunlight for a day or two. They are normally hazel with a faint green background. After a few days in bright sunlight in Thailand last week-end, they were definitely green, and brighter than a couple days previously. The change is visible indoors or outdoors in all manners of light, and persists for days after my exposure."
"My eyes change color too, but not like cecils outlandish description.
The inside of my iris, the part surrounding the pupil, is green. The outer part is dark brown. When the light is bright and my pupils dialate down to tiny points, my eyes appear green. When the light is dark and the pupil expands, the dark brown is more prevalent, making my eyes appear dark, dark brown."
http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/show...php?t=6845
I also experienced something weird. When i came back to my holiday i forgot to put my formula in the refrigerator. I found it at my room. It was a really hot temperature there. When i opened the bottle I heard a weird sizz. The same as if you would open a new bottle of coke. It also smelled like alchohol?! I thought this was really weird and did some research on the web.
Can you turn honey into alchohol?
Yes, It's called mead.
It's made of honey and water. And put it ('somewhere'?) for six weeks.
Read this articles.
http://www.rabbitsfootmeadery.com/CAGM/g..._mead.html
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Mead
I think my formula was in the development for the mead. I left my formula alone for about 2/3 weeks. Although it says you have to add more then just water, including wine yeast and yeast nutrient, it's still possible to make a alcholic drank without these 2.
I never knew this lol. Really strange don't you think?
So what does this mean?
Keep your formula in a cold place and make a new formula about every 2 weeks.
Absolutely superb research. Everything we are collecting will absolutely optimize this process if it works.
It surely must work because i have collected over 20 statements and several pics of several people who have lightened the actual pigment of their Iris. It isn't just about lighting or 'fooling' yourself imo , it could be genetics or it could be that this works.
My eyes change colour drastically in the sun too. That's why i have been so exicited about those with pitch-black -almost eyes, which are dark everywhere, turning into medium brown in normal lighting.
I think once we eliminate human error it could possibly really work.