When you say, “I have allergies,” people expect you to sneeze or have eczema on your skin. But your nose isn’t the only part of your body that gets hit during an allergy attack. You can also have red, swollen, and itchy eyes. Read More
Ocular allergic reactions occur when the body encounters a trigger. These triggers can be either inside or outside. Seasonal allergies start in the spring and may continue until the first heavy frost in the fall. Read More
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Eat for your Eyes is a carefully curated collection of recipes that are delicious and good for your vision and eye health. Read More
Vision therapy or eye training develops, improves, and enhances a person’s visual performance. Read More
Losing your place or skipping words when reading? Eye movements require the highest level of movement precision in the human body. This skill allows rapid and accurate shifting of the eyes along a line of print in a book, quick and accurate shifts from one point to another, and ability to follow a ball in sports. Read More
Adults and even children who work or play in the sun for extended periods of time are at the greatest risk. The risk of sun-related eye problems is even higher for the following people! Ask yourself:Read More
Parents often ask “How can I improve my child’s eyesight?” Good vision habits are a great starting point to ensure proper use of the eyes by keeping your focusing relaxed, and the two of them working well together. Here are some simple, but effective tips!Read More
With normal aging, the eyes become more susceptible to damage caused by an unhealthy lifestyle and overactive immune system. This results in the body becoming flooded with defense cells and hormones that damage parts of the eyes including the retina.Read More