Training Your Brain So That You Don’t Need Reading Glasses
By middle age, the lenses in your eyes harden, becoming less flexible. Your eye muscles increasingly struggle to bend them to focus on this print. Usually, this leads to needing glasses. But a new form of training — brain retraining, really — may delay the inevitable age-related loss of close-range visual focus so that you
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Post Tagged with Healthy Vision Tips
Article courtesy of National Eye Institute. 1. Eat right to protect your sight. Keep your eyes healthy by eating a well-balanced diet. Load up on different types of fruits and veggies, especially leafy greens like spinach, kale, and collard greens. Fish like salmon, tuna, and halibut have been shown to help your eyes, too. 2. Get moving. Did you know
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Music Soothes Nervous Eye Surgery Patients
Listening to relaxing music before eye surgery reduces patients’ anxiety and their need for sedation, a new French study suggests. “Music listening may be considered as an inexpensive, noninvasive, non-pharmacological method to reduce anxiety for patients undergoing elective eye surgery under local anaesthesia,” said lead researcher Dr. Gilles Guerrier, from Cochin University Hospital in Paris.
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Eye mites: Millions of people have them and don’t know it
Ever heard of eye mites? Millions of people have them but most don’t even know it. CBS Miami reporter Ted Scouten began looking into the problem after he was diagnosed with eye mites — known medically as Demodex Mites — along the base and lid of his eyelashes. He wanted to share his story to
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14 Tips for Keeping Your Eyes Healthy in our Screen-Filled World
Article courtesy of Dallas News. For most of human history, workers relied on strong backs to make a living. Today, you need healthy eyes. The digital age has radically altered the way we use our eyes. The average U.S. worker spends seven hours a day on a computer; most add in more screen time after
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