Can you recall a time when you didn’t need glasses? At some point early in your life, you developed vision problems that required you to wear glasses. And, since one or both of your parents wore glasses they, or even the eye doctor, told you that it was bound to happen. That you simply inherited your […]
The number one New Year’s resolution in America is to stay healthy and fit. These results are hardly a surprise. We all want to start the New Year on the right foot and what better place to start than with your health? An even better place to start is with your eye health. Our eyes […]
Have we got good news for you men out there, or what? Men are less at risk of developing vision-impairing diseases. According to numerous stats and studies, women tend to lose their vision more than men. Doctors believe the reason for this is because of the hormone changes in women due to various factors in […]
We’re a few months into the new year, so it’s a little late to be talking about resolutions, but we’ve got one more to add to this list: get checked for glaucoma. Now, not all of you really need to add this – younger readers aren’t really at risk of developing glaucoma in the immediate future; […]
Most people recognize the importance of knowing their family medical history. But, do you know that you should also be aware of your family’s eye health history? There are some eye ailments that you are more likely to suffer from if you have had a family member with the condition. Some conditions that increase your […]
Everyone knows that cholesterol is bad for the overall health of the body. High cholesterol levels can contribute to the development of atherosclerosis (the hardening and narrowing of the arteries) which makes a person more likely to suffer a heart attack or a stroke. It’s so extremely important to keep cholesterol levels down to help […]
