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Ways To Keep Our Eyes Healthy

Thursday, November 14, 2013

By Dennis E. Price


The one part of our body which we often forget to look after is our eyes. As technology increases at a rapid pace each day. Our eyes are having to adapt to the new ways which our work place environment is having to change to deal with long hours in front of desk tops and tablets. Our eyes are having to deal with longer periods using such technology. The following tips are a guide to help our eyes deal with such distractions.

Keeping your eyes clean is imperative as dirt can become trapped causing eye infections. On the market today there are lots of different types of products for removing eye make-up which include special wipes or eye removal make-up lotion. The wipes work on their own by just clearing the make-up away from your face leaving it fresh and feeling washed. Another idea would be use eye make up removal lotions with cotton wool. If you wish to have sooth eyes then perhaps you would like to place some cold cucumbers over your eyes or a cold cloth for about 5 minutes this combined with you being relaxed with help aid in keeping eyes healthy.

Several tips should be taking plenty of breaks from the computer screen roughly every 30 minutes or so. This is a difficult routine to keep as you may become engrossed in your work but it is imperative to keep for the well being of your eyesight. A well lit room is also a must when reading or working because the darkness means you need to concentrate more than you would normally.

By eating the correct fruit and vegetables this will help with your immune system and help improve your eyesight. Our eyes are fragile and each day go through a lot to help us see and navigate our way around our environment.

Your eyes are very precious and need to be looked after like the rest of your body. Provided you eat a healthy diet and visit an optician on a regular basis , your eyes will stay in good condition.

A worth while reminder would be to have a regular check up from your optician around every two years as this will detect any change in your eyes as they keep an up to date record and print out of your eyes. The optician will keep you informed if you need to purchase a set of glasses or contact lens if your eyes require them.




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