Can eating certain foods improve eyesite?
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yes you are right!!!....but more that mangoes most important is carrot, milk and GREEN Vegetables-all have Vitamin A which is essential for good eyesight....anymore help do ask 4!!!
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Glaucoma treatment...\n\nTreatment for glaucoma focuses on preserving eyesight by slowing the damage to the nerve in the back of the eye (optic nerve). Most treatment aims to prevent further damage to the optic nerve by lowering the pressure in the eyes (intraocular pressure, or IOP).\n\nGlaucoma is usually treated with medications such as eyedrops. Laser treatment or surgery is often needed.\n\nNaturopathic Treatments.......\n\nStudies show patients can reduce their eye pressure by five to seven millimeters with an improved diet and supplement program. In general, a diet high in betacarotene, vitamins C and E, and sulfur-bearing amino acids are recommended. Foods containing those nutrients include garlic, onions, beans, spinach, celery, turnips, yellow and orange vegetables, green leafy vegetables, seaweed, apples, oranges and tomatoes. \n\nDaily juicing of vegetables and fruits (preferably organic). Our glaucoma recipe is some combination of the following: celery, carrots, cucumber, radish, turnip, parsley, beets, cabbage, raspberries, plums, apple (not too much fruit). For more information, go to "Click Here". \n\nDrink lots of water - 8-10 glasses of purified water. Avoid carbonated, caffeinated and alcoholic beverages. They can actually dehydrate your eyes. \nManage your stress - meditate, take a walk in nature, practice yoga, visualization techniques or prayer on a daily basis. \n\nExercise daily - do at least 20 minutes of aerobic exercise daily. Walking and swimming are two excellent forms of exercise. \n\nEye exercises can help to bring energy and blood to the eyes, thereby helping to drain away toxins or congestion to the eyes. \n\nAvoid foods to which you are allergic: a study of 113 patients with chronic simple glaucoma showed immediate IOP increases of up to 20 millimeters when they were exposed to foods in to which they were allergic. Manage stress. Take up meditation, yoga, tai chi, or any practice that helps you relax. Some consider glaucoma a stress related condition. \n\nSupplement your diet with a good multivitamin such as One Plus Multivitamin (see website for more information) and/or a good Green Drink (see Paleogreens).
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Seriously - carrots are supposed to help vision but have you tried going to an eye doctor?
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I recently started trying eye exercises to help improve my vision. I created a blog so that people can follow my progress\n\nhttp://improvingmyeyesight.com/blog/\n\nThe program I am using is called the Vision for Life Program. Actually, the founder of the program, Orlin Sorensen, was also interested in flying, which is what got him interested in eye exercises.
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NO,no home remedies.\n  Once you find a solution that works,once you get an Opthalmologist who treats this sucessfully you need to stay with them. Do NOT alter from the treatment.\n  This is something you do not want to mess with because as you well know,you can lose your eyesight.
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Eat carrot..it's good for eyes
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You will probably not be able to get completely rid of your spectacles, but you can improve your eyesight just by exercising your focus - i.e. focusing on nearby items and far away items often and in succession.
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try cutting up slices of cucumber and laying down with them on your eyes for  about 8-10 minutes to reduce puffyness and dark circles, i find it works well.
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You could use VISINE eye drops for redness...caused by reading too much, etc.
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Eat lots and lots of carrots (at least that's the old wives tale). They contain betacarotene which promote good eyesight.
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My kids and I picked up something similar called eyeQ and it has lots of eye excersises to improve vision and reading, I am now a semi speed reader but have always had good vision, my one daughter went up in english and no longer complains of her eyes hurting when she studies too much. This one I can vouch for. See if its similar.
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Vitamin A\nThis vitamin plays a really big part in eyesight. It's great for night vision, like when you're trick-or-treating on Halloween. Vitamin A helps you see in color, too, from the brightest yellow to the darkest purple. In addition, it helps you grow properly and aids in healthy skin.\n\nWhich foods are rich in vitamin A?\n\neggs, milk, apricots, nectarines, cantaloupe, carrots, sweet potatoes, spinach \n\nVitamin C\nThis vitamin is important for keeping body tissues, such as gums and muscles in good shape. C is also key if you get a cut or wound because it helps you heal. This vitamin also helps your body resist infection. This means that even though you can't always avoid getting sick, vitamin C makes it a little harder for your body to become infected with an illness.\n\nWhich foods are rich in vitamin C?\n\ncitrus fruits, like oranges, cantaloupe, strawberries, tomatoes,  \nbroccoli, cabbage \n\nThis site will give you more information.  I hope this helps.
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Carrots. Because they contain vitamins and rabbits don't wear glasses! Sorry couldn't resist! \n\nTry eye drops if your eyes are too dry. Also go to your optician and check that your eyes haven't deteriorated. You may need stronger glasses or a different type.
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Well, if you are trying those diets that eliminate complete food groups, you can develop nutrient deficiencies that can lead to broken blood vessels in the face, scaly skin, dark circles under the eyes, patches of discoloration (looks sort of like light liver spots).  Depends on the type of dieting you are doing...
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Go to an eye doc first and find out if you are really myopic. Even if you are don't despair, lasik surgery is very evolved and you can regain perfect eyesight. Give your eyes a lot of rest and look away from the screen every half an hour. Also eat carrots and green leafy vegetables, your eyes will feel better.
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To Improve Peoples Eye Vision
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Sure. Clear skin, shiny hair, hard nails, bright eyes are all a result of eating well. You get vitamins and minerals from fruits and vegetables, healthy gums and teeth from calcium. Drinking water keeps your skin hydrated. I have 2 examples. My parents are 92 and 93. They worked hard, ate well, especially lots of leafy, green vegetables and fruit, lean meat and milk. They both look great, maybe 75, and neither has many wrinkles.