In order to help control blood sugar, some individuals are mindful of their food’s glycemic index (GI). New research suggests that such information may also be useful to those who are trying to protect their vision from the effects of aging.
Vision Category
Lower Glycemic Index May Support Vision
By Health News Team • Nov 15th, 2011 • Category: True Health News, Vision
Children Who Spend More Time Outdoors May Have Better Vision
By Health News Team • Oct 26th, 2011 • Category: True Health News, VisionMany children dread the need for corrective lenses, but a new study reveals a potentially influential factor on a child’s vision that few ophthalmologists may have previously considered: the amount of time a youngster spends outdoors.
Regular Physical Activity May Support Vision Health
By Health News Team • Oct 25th, 2011 • Category: True Health News, VisionA growing body of research suggests that increased physical activity has positive effects on different organ systems, including the heart and brain. A new study has found that one’s physical fitness may also support good vision.
Survey Shows Parental Concern Over 3D Images And Eye Health Among Children
By Health News Team • Sep 1st, 2011 • Category: True Health News, VisionThe American Optometric Association (AOA) recently released its 2011 American Eye-Q survey, which suggests that many parents are concerned about the effects of technology on their children’s eye health.
Risk Assessment Model Could Aid In Development of Novel Eye Treatments
By Health News Team • Aug 11th, 2011 • Category: True Health News, VisionResearchers at the Oregon Health and Science University in Portland have designed a risk assessment model to facilitate investigations into preventative treatments that may promote eye health.
Natural Ways To Preserve Your Vision As You Age
By Dr. Michael Cutler • Jul 20th, 2011 • Category: Dr. Cutler's True Health Blog Archive, Health Articles, VisionMost people are afraid of losing their precious vision due to the natural effects of aging. However, there are other factors that can dim your vision and put a strain on your eyes such as a nutrient-poor diet… smoking… chronic stress… poor circulation… and increased “near work” activities including computer, TV and video games. But there are natural steps you can take to maintain and support your sight.
Californians Recognize Health Benefits of Eating Fruits and Vegetables
By Health News Team • Jun 17th, 2011 • Category: Heart Health, True Health News, Vision, Whole Food NutritionNumerous studies on the importance of fruit and vegetable consumption have indicated that these foods may promote more than just weight loss.
Migraine Sufferers May Find Relief With Precision Tinted Glasses
By Health News Team • Jun 2nd, 2011 • Category: True Health News, VisionMany people who experience frequent migraines pop a couple pain relievers when they experience symptoms. However, there may be a more natural way to reduce migraine-related discomfort.
New Strobe Device may Improve Visual Capabilities in Athletes
By Health News Team • May 23rd, 2011 • Category: True Health News, VisionGood coordination is key for many athletes, which is why some researchers at Nike have developed a new tool that uses strobe eyewear to train the vision of athletes.
Cold Weather May Affect Vision
By Health News Team • May 18th, 2011 • Category: True Health News, VisionWind and cold temperatures can change the consistency of the protective tear film that covers an individual's eye surface, causing them to experience symptoms of dry or itchy eyes, according to a new study published in the journal Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science. Study investigators found that when the eye is exposed to temperatures below 30 degrees Celsius (C), the meibum, which is an oily substance that coats the eyeball, can harden and leave some areas without sufficient protection from wind or outdoor pathogens.

