Posts Tagged ‘dry eyes’William Mathers, MD, Answers Questions About Nature’s Tears EyeMistDr. William Mathers, a former consultant for Bio Logic Aqua Research, answered a few questions about Nature’s Tears EyeMist. Protect Yourself from Eye InjuriesEyesight threats can be found anywhere. From perspiring to being involved in emergency situations, the eyes are a lot more sensitive than most believe. Situations involving smoke, heat, dust, fumes, and airborne chemicals, as well as machine work, can put your eyes at high risk for injury and damage. Driving and Vision CareDriving, whether it is long distance or your normal commute, can result in dehydration of the eyes, or dry eye. The confined space of the car, combined with the heating/air systems in the vehicle, sun/road glare, and environmental conditions can cause the tear film of the eye to lose moisture. When this happens, the eyes [...] Breakthrough Relief for Red Eyes and Dry EyesRed eye is an early symptom of dry eye syndrome. Earliest symptoms of dry eye syndrome are transitory blurred vision and fatigue, followed by red eye and a burning or grainy sensation. Dry Eye Syndrome in Women Post MenopauseDry eye syndrome is quickly becoming the #1 complaint for eye doctor visits. According to opthamologist and researcher Dr. Ilene Gipson, two-thirds of dry eye syndrome sufferers are women, and beyond that, a high percentage of them are peri-menopausal or post-menopausal. Eye Relief for Truck DriversProfessional truck drivers often face the stressful condition on long-distance trips called “Trucker’s Eyes,” usually due to dry conditions in the driver’s cab coupled with long hours, poor hydration, and eye fatigue. |