Why You Should Take Good Care of Your Eyes!
As you get older, vision problems may arise
as the tissues and normal drainage apparatus in your eyes become less
efficient. At age 50 or so, you may start experiencing problems in close-up
vision, such as having difficulty in threading a needle. These unwelcome
changes in your eyes do not happen overnight; they take years to develop. Of
course, you can solve these vision problems with corrective lenses. But more
serious age-related eye problems may result in vision loss or distortion, such
as seeing things in a blur, in double, or through a haze. Poor vision
compromises the quality of life, especially among seniors. Approximately, 20
percent of the elderly at the age of 65 experience some vision impairment that affects
their quality of life.
It is of paramount importance that you
should heal your eyes, and protect your vision. According to research
studies, many cases of blindness could have been averted with preventive care
and early diagnosis. Unfortunately, many have erroneously believed that their
vision impairment is a part of the process of getting old. Indeed, many eye
disorders can be reversed or prevented from progressing with early
diagnosis, and bad eye conditions can be significantly improved through exercise,
diet, and correction of bad vision habits. Surprisingly, you can even improve
your eyesight to the extent that you can do without your glasses. As far as
your vision improvement is concerned, the sky is the limit. Even eye diseases,
such as cataract, glaucoma, and age-related macular degeneration, can be
controlled if not cured.
Your eyes are one of the most important
organs of your body. Take good care of them, and they will take good care of
your senior years.
Improve Your Vision
Stephen Lau
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