Tips for Maintaining Optimal Eye Health in the Digital Age
In today’s digital world, screens are everywhere. From smartphones and tablets to computers and televisions, our eyes are constantly working to process digital content. While technology offers convenience and connectivity, it also presents new challenges for maintaining healthy vision.
While it is common knowledge that eye issues are a result of eyestrain or aging, most people are ignorant of the fact that an unbalanced diet, as well as deficiency in certain nutrients, can also facilitate eye issues. This implies that eating healthy means that there are certain nutrients that can help reduce the risk of eye issues. Some of these nutrients include omega-3 fatty acids, lutein, copper, zeaxanthin, zinc, vitamin E, A, C, and beta-carotene. For healthy eyes, there are foods that should be part of your diet daily.
Pink eye is well known as conjunctivitis and it is the infection or inflammation of the conjunctiva or the transparent membrane that serves as a covering for the white part of the eye called the sclera that lines the eyelid. In addition to inflammation, there is usually tearing in the eyes that emits a sticky discharge which develops into a crust while one is sleeping, making it difficult for the patient to open their eyes in the morning.
News & Studies:
Encouraging results from light therapy study for dry AMD
Photobiomodulation Using Light-Emitting Diode (LED) for Treatment of Retinal Diseases
Photobiomodulation therapy (red/NIR LEDs) reduced the length of stay in intensive care unit and improved muscle function: A randomized, triple-blind, and sham-controlled trial
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38262071/
Photo BioModulation (Red Light Therapy) Deep red light at 670nm in the near-infrared range has been shown to be beneficial in promoting long term eye health. It occurs naturally in sunlight and has a long wavelength and therefore low energy making it perfectly safe for the eyes
The science has shown that PBM stimulates the mitochondria and activates the ATP pathway to help improve circulation and decrease inflammation in retinal cells (as well as other areas of the body).
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