Posts Tagged ‘Blindness’
Benefits of Consuming Beta-carotene
The consumption of foods rich in antioxidants like beta carotene, vitamin E, vitamin C and zinc slows the aging process and therefore help prevent the elderly by age-related blindness, said Dr. Charles Wong Cam, director Wong Eye Institute on the occasion of World Sight Day.
He added that several studies conducted worldwide have shown that antioxidants found in certain foods prevent blindness from muscular degeneration associated with aging by combating free radicals (resulting from the degeneration and death of cells), causing the process aging and cardiovascular diseases, as well as diabetes and cancer.
“Because the body does not have sufficient capacity to counteract the effects caused by free radicals is necessary to have a diet rich in antioxidants and these nutrients are found in foods of daily consumption such as fruits and vegetables,” said Dr. Wong, who recently received from Congress an award for his career. Read the rest of this entry »
Treatment Of Eye Disease
A key part but to which the majority of time is not paying attention to the care of our eyes, this very important body in modern life is constantly working needs a day care that I’m going to give some tips to help them to maintain beautiful eyes and a long-term good may come out the most to gain. From experience I will tell you some tips that helped me, but remember that results vary from person to person and also depends to spend a short time each day to this important body, but as I said at first may turn out more benefit.
1.-The awakening may begin with this exercise is very relaxing.
The eyes should always take care and keep them revitalized and beautiful.
I’ll show you how to give a Shiatsu massage that strengthens and remove years from our view.
Before starting you should know that the pressures are formed with fingers relaxed, firmly for 15 seconds.
First sit in a chair rather pleasant and close your eyes. Then support your thumbs in the eye against the nose cavity near the forehead and press firmly. Read the rest of this entry »