To avoid conditions like photokeratitis and photoconjunctivitis, also referred to as "snow blindness," it is crucial to take good care of your eyes. In this post we'll discuss whether a color is so important and what information should be prioritized.
Iris opens and closes the pupil, regulating the amount of light that enters the eye. Recently, an artificial iris has been created and it looks like a contact lens. Future is here!
Heterochromia is a condition that results in two differently colored eyes. Usually, it is hereditary and harmless. However, heterochtomia can signalize that a person has a neurofibromatosis, which is when tumors form on nerve tissue within the nervous system.
Healthy eyes start with the healthy diet. Make sure your diet is rich in vitamin A, lutein, zeaxanthin, omega-3 fatty acids, lycopene, vitamin E, etc. Proper nutrition is key to a lifetime of good vision!
Read about the benefits of having a home library and reading to your child regularly. Also, there is a great tip on how to make your children be interested in reading that involves emulating and plush toys.
Rapid increase of autoimmune disorders these days is linked to our overuse of antibiotics. We have microbes living outside and inside our bodies (as well as on the surface of the eyes). Maybe it is time we learn how to be friends with them!
Do you know you can exercise mentally and actually increase your body strength? This is called ideomotor effect. It is is shocking how much impact your mind has on your body.
