10 Incredible Facts About the Human Eye Did you know that your interpretation of colors depends on how your eyes function? You have probably heard many interesting facts about the human body already, today we will talk about one of the most interesting, the eyes. The ability to see our beautiful world is a true …
10 Dangers of fake eyelashes By PositiveMed-Team Edited By Stephanie Dawson Scientifically an eyelash is a hair that grows at the edge of the eyelid. Eyelashes protect the eye from debris and other foreign elements that can harm our eyes. This functionality plays a pivotal role in enhancing personal beauty. Many people have short or thin lashes and want them …
10 Ways to Care for Your Eyes Naturally By Positivemed-Team Edited By: Stephanie Dawson 1. Clean your eyes It is critically important to keep your eyes clean and away from chemicals. Fresh water is the best source for cleansing your eyes. A couple drops of rose water are also very good for the health of …
Have you heard of AMD? Molecular Degeneration is the most common cause of severe, irreversible vision loss. Its target is the macula, a tiny yellow area near the center of the retina that’s highly specialized to allow you to see details and provide clear central vision, the kind you need to read or drive. It …
Okay, I think I’m funny… we are given one set of eyes at this time, here is an amazing poster that shows how to keep them healthy. As we spend more and more time on computers, smart phones, tablets, etc. it is essential to keep abreast of health news to keep our eyes healthy. And …
Cataract is a change in the clarity of the lens in the eye and its clouding that causes a blurry eyesight. Most cataracts are related to aging and are it’s very common in older people. In fact, cataract is a gradual and slow process and it often occurs in both eyes. By the age of …
To improve your eyesight, you need to make sure that your body receives enough of these nutrients: Vitamin A: in tomatoes, papaya, carrots and fortified milk. Vitamin C: in oranges, strawberries, peppers and broccoli. Vitamin E: in oils, nuts and seeds. Zeaxanthin and Lutein: in leafy green vegetables, mangoes, kiwi, honeydew, peas, broccoli, yellow squash, …
