Showing posts with label eyes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eyes. Show all posts

Eye Care Tips In Summer

By sulthan on Monday, March 26, 2012

Eye Care


As you slather on sunscreen to defend your skin this summer, don’t forget sunglasses to protect your eyes. The same harmful rays that damage skin can also enlarge your risk of developing eye problems. SUMMER is a great time to plan a vacation and particular outdoor activities. Before you begin preparation how you and the family will spend the sunny days ahead, here is a few information that will help you safeguard your eyes and maintain healthy sight not just this summer but for a lifetime.

Eye Care Tips:- 

• Restful sleep for six to eight hours helps rejuvenate your eyes in a normal way.
• Wear dark glasses if you require being out in the sun.
• When selecting dark glasses, create sure they are 100 per cent UV protected.
• When sitting in an AC room, create sure the blast is not directed straight into your eyes this leads to drying and sensitivity of the eyes.
• You must also keep your body while protecting your eyes always use a sun block with at least SPF 15.
• Make sure that you wear sunglasses while driving also since the sun rays can penetrate even through the windows of the car. Wearing substandard sunglasses will make the pupils dilate, allowing extra harmful UV rays to enter the eye and cause damage.
• While driving motorcycle, forever wear protective eyeglasses. If you wear a helmet, decide one which allows you to see and also shields your eyes.
Last but not the least do not forget to supplement your diet through green vegetables, carrots, nuts, red and yellow fruits. These are natural basis of vitamin A and caretenoids, which are any day better then taking multivitamin pills.
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#Eyes: A Window Into Your Health

By sulthan on Sunday, December 18, 2011

Eyes can be very helpful when it comes to diagnosing an illness. Sometimes the most simple change in your eyes can signify that you may be sick.  Read below to find out more about how your eyes can be a window into your health.

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Latisse - the new treatment promises to enhance the length, thickness and shade of Eyelashes

By sulthan on Wednesday, October 5, 2011

        The solution, manufactured by American pharmaceutical giant Allergen - which also makes Botox, must be applied daily during the period of the treatment, claims to double the thickness of the lashes as well as making them 18 % darker and 25 % longer. Having applied the lotion for four months, women can even reduce the dose by half to maintain the lashes' thickness and length and if they stop the treatment altogether, the lash will revert to its thinner, shorter original condition.

Since its launch, Latisse, which was originally targeted at middle-aged women with thinning lashes, has sold more than 2.5 million bottles.


“This treatment is bigger than Botox in the US,” said Dr Mark Fuller, co-founder of the LashesClinic chain which has already treated 600 women at its centres in Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, London and Glasgow.
During clinical trials in 2008, Bimatoprost was ruled safe for cosmetic use, though pregnant or breast-feeding women and anyone who has had cataract surgery in the past three months were advised against use.
Roughly three per cent of testers experienced side effects, the most common being red and itchy eyes or darkened eyelids. In rare but extreme cases, the user’s eye colour changed. But the doctors behind LashesClinic claim that the side-effects came only from overenthusiastic application. 

“Two out of 600 patients reported red or itchy eyes,” said co-founder Dr Usman Goheer. “One was applying the solution to the lower lash - it is only supposed to be used on the top lash. The other was using two drops instead of one in an effort to grow her lashes more quickly.
“We put them back on the right track and no one has stopped using the treatment because of side effects, or because they have found that it doesn’t work.” - The Mail on Sunday

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What Color Eyes Would Your Children Have?

By sulthan on Wednesday, August 3, 2011

           What Color Eyes Would Your Children Have? is an interactive eye color calculator which allows visitors to explore and learn about genetic inheritance. Using this online exhibit visitors can see the probabilities of their children's eye color or that of their parent's children. In addition, adjustments for populations that have predominantly brown or green eyes can be made.
          Working closely with The Tech Museum of Innovation, Ideum designed and developed this interactive application as part of the Understanding Genetics online exhibition. The program was developed using Macromedia Flash.

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