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- Sep 24, 2026
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Alternative Ways to Retrain Our Eyes and Improve Vision (opens the original)
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There’s more to your eye health than 20/20 vision. Your eyes reflect the health of your entire body. See how nutrition, movement, emotions, and daily habits influence your eyes. Myopia rates in the United States have nearly doubled since the 1970s, when they were 25 percent, with 50 percent expected by 2050. As those numbers climb, a growing number of optometrists and vision researchers are asking whether the standard fix of a stronger prescription is the only one worth offering. Newer approache
The Everyday Eating Pattern That Helps Fight Inflammation (opens the original)
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Seven years ago, Allison Christel was 25, working as a nurse, and running on empty. Her husband was going through a major health crisis, and between his care and her job, her own well-being collapsed. “I was just completely neglecting my health,” she told The Epoch Times. “I gained over 25 pounds, felt extremely tired, was taking 2- to 3-hour naps a day when I wasn’t working, and sleeping 10 hours at night.” After one week of eating differently, Christel stopped needing her afternoon nap. Three
How Hormone Changes Affect Your Eyes (opens the original)
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Theresa Ho was sure a torn contact lens was to blame for her itchy, gritty eyes. Weeks later, after no improvement, she learned the real culprit had nothing to do with her contacts: It was perimenopause. Her meibomian glands—dozens of tiny glands lining the eyelids that produce the oily layer of tears—were blocked. Without that oil, tears evaporate too quickly, and the eyes become dry. Her optometrist explained that her changing hormone levels were the reason. “I’ve never heard of this before,”
What Your Eyes Can Tell You About Your Stress Level (opens the original)
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A bad breakup, a blowup with your kid, a brutal week at work: any one of these can trigger blurred or darkened vision within hours, through a condition most people have never heard of, according to doctors. The condition, central serous retinopathy, is heavily intertwined with stress. Many people don’t suspect a connection between a crisis and their eyes. Yet, there’s a clear link between stress and several eye diseases—and it starts with a hormone most of us only associate with feeling overwhel
How Exercise Helps Protect Against Glaucoma, Macular Degeneration, and Other Eye Diseases (opens the original)
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A few years ago, Dr. Mike Cymbor’s career and passion collided unexpectedly when he learned just how protective exercise is for some of the eye conditions he sees in his clinic every day. Today, Cymbor is a sought-after lecturer spreading the message that blood-pumping exercise does more than deliver oxygen and nutrients to muscles; it also improves your eyes. The retina, which sits at the back of the eyeball but is part of the brain, detects light and sends information to the rest of the brain.
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