Nearsightedness and hyperopia: causes and possible solutions
According to WHO, more than 2,000,000,000 people on Earth do not see the world as clearly as they actually should. It means that about a quarter of all people in the world need vision correction. Myopia and hyperopia are the most common conditions. Nearsightedness (myopia) is a visual impairment in which a person can see…
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Turn on the Light or Why People Don’t See Well in Darkness
As we are getting older, we notice that it has become more difficult to see in twilight or darkness. This makes us feel uncomfortable and leads to a decrease in the quality of life over the years. Here are the reasons for eyesight deterioration and how to avoid this problem. How Eye Muscles Work We…
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Why We Can’t Sleep Well and How to Change That
You count sheep in bed, wake up in the middle of the night, and can’t fall asleep again. In the morning, you wake up too early and feel yourself tired and exhausted. All of these are symptoms of insomnia. According to data of the research, “Prevalence of chronic insomnia in adult patients and its correlation…
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Now You Can See: How to Keep Your Eyes Healthy and Eyesight Strong
According to the report “Blindness and vision impairment” by the World Health Organization, 36 million of people over the world are blind, and 1.3 billion people on the planet suffer from some form of visual impairment. The fear of blindness is in the top five of most widespread phobias (occupying the fourth place) but, surprisingly,…
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The Science of Sleep: How to Sleep Well
The argument about the quantity and quality of sleep for adults is never-ending. Should you go to bed before dark? Does a mid-day nap has a positive or negative effect on your personal effectiveness? Why you can feel tired even after eight-hour sleep? Let’s dig into the question of what is quality sleep and how…
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