Five (5) Best Clinically Proven Ways To Improve Eye Sight And Vision
As people age, the body starts to fall apart: Hormones
decline, Skin wrinkles, Libido and sex drive drops, Hair thins, Memory
problems, Hearing declines, and of course Vision problems. Genetics play a big
role in everything. However, most of these problems can be reversed or most
certainly slowed down if the proper preventative measures are taken. This is
especially important if a person does not have the best eye genetics. Early
adoption of these measures lead to better results and higher chances of potentially
reversing, preventing or slowing down the progressive decline of these age
related problems.
- Eat Specific Foods & Take Supplements
Diets filled with a variety of fresh, organic foods,
vegetables and fruits are highly recommended. Where this is lacking,
supplements that have been shown to help prevent eye degeneration and enhance
vision especially at night are indicated. These include Vitamins A (and Beta Carotene), C, E, and the Mineral Zinc. These
vitamins and mineral contain antioxidants that can help prevent macular
degeneration (a condition in which the part of the eye that controls central
vision – macula – deteriorates).
DIAGRAM OF THE HUMAN EYE
Food sources that control healthy amounts of these
nutrients include Carrots, Red Peppers,
Broccoli, Spinach, Strawberries, Sweet Potatoes, and Citrus Fruits. Omega-3
fatty acids are also recommended which can be obtained from Salmon,
Flaxseeds, and Krill Oil.
2. Blood Sugar
Control
High blood sugars causes damage to the tiny blood
vessels in the eyes. Good nutrition,
Exercise, and Supplements (such as White Mulberry Tablets) that help lower
blood sugar and improve insulin sensitivity are highly recommended.
3. Blood Pressure Control
3. Blood Pressure Control
High blood pressure can cause inflammation to the
optic nerve which in turn can cause pain, poor eye sight especially night
vision and can even lead to complete vision loss if not treated.
4. Optimal Cholesterol Levels – No Statin Drugs
4. Optimal Cholesterol Levels – No Statin Drugs
High and low cholesterol are both linked to cataracts.
Also, statin drugs which are prescribed to lower cholesterol are also linked to
cataracts. Cataracts is a clouding of the eye’s lens and they are the leading
cause of blindness among people older than 55 years. It is recommended that
cholesterol levels should be within a healthy range, not LOW or HIGH.
5. Exercise & Rest
5. Exercise & Rest
The muscles that control the eyes need to be exercised
and given adequate rest. The eyes work hard during the day and need to rest
every now and then.
People who work with a computer for long stretches at a time tend to experience strains. To ease eye strains, follow the 20-20-20 RULE. At every 20 minutes, stop starring at the computer or phone and look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds. This should be done for 3-5 “sets” or times.
Muscles of The Human Eye |
People who work with a computer for long stretches at a time tend to experience strains. To ease eye strains, follow the 20-20-20 RULE. At every 20 minutes, stop starring at the computer or phone and look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds. This should be done for 3-5 “sets” or times.
The right kind of sunglasses are also important during
outings. They should be able to block out 100% of UVA and UVB radiation from
sunlight. Sunglasses help protect your eyes from conditions that stem from eye
damage such as cataracts, macular degeneration and pterygium (growth of tissue
over the white part of the eye). Additionally, sunglasses with proper UV
blockage reduce strain and stress on the eye muscles. Also, it is important to
install blue-blocking software on computer screens and phones.
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