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Comment on Sunglasses Safety Guidelines to Prevent Sunburnt Eyes by Sanford

Sanford — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 08:04:21 +0000

I found the sunglasses class especially useful..I’ll buy a new pair accordingly..! Thanks

Comment on Viable Treatments for Tackling Dry Eye Syndrome by zeus

zeus — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 07:59:39 +0000

As my work requires me to be outdoors most of the time, and I use contact lens all day long, wearing anti-glare sunglasses suits me the best..
Thanks for the information..Many will agree its really useful..!

Comment on Watching 3-D Movies unmasks Vision Problems by catherine

catherine — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 07:04:17 +0000

I’d always go for the 2-D version of a movie as it wreaks havoc onthe eyes.. The eyes are left feeling so tired and dry..!

Comment on The Potential of Low GI Diet as a Vision Saviour by enrique

enrique — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 07:02:13 +0000

When we have a diet with low glycemic index our body digests these foods at a slow pace.
This will leave the body feeling full for longer
And we’ll not munch junk food..
You’ll eat less calories without feeling hungry..

Comment on All About Ghost Images by justin

justin — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 06:51:57 +0000

I found your read useful..I’ve been seeing blurred images for sometime..First, I thought I’ve been hallucinating! Now I know what it is! Thanks so much!Cheers!

Comment on Beneficial Exercises for Dark Circles under eyes by Health n Fitness Care

Health n Fitness Care — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 12:13:06 +0000

Nice information on dark circles and exercises to overcome it. Thanks. .-= Health n Fitness Care´s last blog ..HEALTH BENEFITS OF SUNLIGHT =-.

Comment on Eye Floaters Treatment – Optical Breakdown Laser Procedure by James H. Johnson, MD

James H. Johnson, MD — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 17:21:34 +0000

Thank you for bringing attention to this unique procedure to treat eye floaters. I have some comments and corrections regarding the use of the laser to treat floaters. There are three licensed eye surgeons in the US performing this procedure with any regularity and experience. There are a few more worldwide, but I have the only practice exclusively treating eye floaters as well as researching this treatment. I additionally work with a laser manufacturer to develop better lasers to treat floaters.
FTA: “Laser treatment outweighs vitrectomy procedure due to its greater accuracy”. There are pros and cons to both procedures. The laser is indeed very accurate with a precise focal point to 4/1000 of a millimeter. The vitrectomy is an enterly different procedure not measured by “accuracy”. It is an invasive procedure that removes the vitreous in its entirety replacing it with saline solution. The Vitrectomy is more likely to remove all of the offending eye floaters, but it also has a nearly 100% rate of cataract formation within 1 year after the procedure. There is a small but real risk of devastating vision threatening complications with the vitrectomy that you don’t have with the laser treatment. For that reason alone, many people choose the laser treatment of invasive surgery.
Not everyone can be treated, with the young people in their 20-30′s being the most difficult to treat. There is a plethora of technical information and FAQ’s available at my website: http://VitreousFloaterSolutions.com
Dr. Johnson