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My eye power is -2. 0, how can I reduce to zero? I don't like to wear glasses, is wearing glasses compulsory?

Nikita Mishra
11:26 AM | 17-01-2022
Hello User, Eye health greatly depends on our diet, lifestyle and sleeping pattern. Using excessive electronic equipments like computer, laptops, TV, etc, pollution, dust and stress may lead to eye problems and weak eyesight. For healthy eyes, some lifestyle and dietary changes are necessary. Diet Start the day with a glass of warm water. This will help to remove the toxins out of the body. Include Vitamin C in your diet like have lemon juice or orange or amla. Have soaked nuts, dry fruits and sprouts to get the easily absorbable nutrients. Have carrots, fresh green leafy vegetables like spinach and fresh fruits. Drink plenty of water throughout the day to be hydrated. Habits Put gulab jal in your eyes. Wash the eyes with cold water 3 to 4 times a day. Make a habit of doing exercise or yoga daily. Perform ardha shirsha asana, parvat asana as they will improve the blood circulation. Avoid excessive use of electronic devices like mobi

Is there any vision improving sessions by Dr. Kumar in near future?

Nikita Mishra
02:16 PM | 06-07-2021
Hello Eswari, Wellcure organizes various sessions about which you can see in the events section of wellcure. However as far as the eyesight is considered, weak eyesight indicates a lack of proper nutrition and an incorrect lifestyle. For improving eyesight, a proper nutritional diet is very important and along with that adoption of good habits is also essential. Diet Eat only plant-based natural foods. Have lemon juice or amla or orange juice early in the morning as they are rich in Vitamin C. Eat fresh green leafy vegetables as it will promote eye health and health of the retina. Eat fresh fruits, sprouts, salads, nuts, and beans in your diet. Avoid processed, packaged, oily, and spicy foods. Avoid dairy products and animal foods. Drink plenty of water throughout the day. Exercises for eye Sit in sukhasana. Move your eyes to the left and right side without moving your neck. Then, move the eyeballs to upper and down without any neck movemen

Hello, my grandfather is 87 is years old. He is diabetic patient. From past 3 to 4 days my grandfather is losing his eye sight. His vision is getting blurry. Same happened 1 month ago but he was later able to see. But same thing is happening now. We are not able to detect the cause. His sugar level is also normal. We got it checked. Can anyone help and tell me why his vision is getting blurry and dark. Can anyone suggest any home remedies.

Nikita Mishra
10:41 AM | 02-12-2020
Hello, Diabetes can lead to blurry vision in several ways.In some cases, it's a minor problem that can be resolved by stabilizing your blood sugar. Other times, it's a sign of something more serious. Diabetes refers to a complex metabolic condition in which your body either can't produce insulin, doesn't produce enough insulin, or simply can't use insulin efficiently. Blurry vision can be a sign that your glucose levels are not in the range - either high or low. Longer term causes of blurry vision can include diabetic retinopathy, a term that describes retinal disorders caused by diabetes, including proliferative retinopathy. Here are some tips to follow for better eye health. Amla juice Amla is very good for eyes and has a good amount of required nutrients. Daily intake of amla juice in the morning will be beneficial for the eyes of the patient suffering from diabetic retinopathy. Amla juice should be taken on an empty stomach so that it cleanse the

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