Statins May Weaken EyeMuscles
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DiseaseProofPosted
Sun 11 Jan 2009 3:01pm
A new study in Ophthalmology claims statins, very popular cholesterol-lowing drugs, may cause rare eye disorders, like eyelid-droop, double-vision and weakening of the muscles that control eye movement. Researchers examined 256 cases where statins, such as Lipitor, Zocor and Crestor, were associated with eye-muscle disorders, of the cases, 62
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Do Eye Exercises Actually Work? Guest Blogger
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Ruth S.Posted
Thu 18 Dec 2008 7:16pm
should exercise your eyes so your eyemuscles won’t get weak. But is there any foundation behind these claims? What are eye exercises? Are there any benefits in performing them... advised to rotate your eyes clockwise and then counterclockwise.
On one hand it makes sense. These movements keep the muscles moving and cause them to stretch and contract
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Eye exercise For Healthy Glowing Eyes
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Ruth S.Posted
Wed 07 Jul 2010 1:31pm
by anti-clockwise movement for 5 counts this strengthens your eyemuscles and blood flow is regularized in eyes.
* Eye movement- Move your eyes up and down slowly. Then from left... Remember that your eyes follow the thumb nails as the hand moves .
* Eye Twitching or blink your eyes frequently to improve nourishment to eyemuscles to avoid dryness. Repeat
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Eye Exercises
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Jennifer D.Posted
Mon 03 Nov 2008 9:02pm
in the eyemuscles. These muscles become rigid, and this loss of elasticity reduces the ability of the lens of the eye to focus at different distances. It also causes the eyesight to become weaker. These exercises tone the eyemuscles up and keep them elastic. If you already have eye problems when you begin these exercises, you will find your eyesight improving
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Anti Aging Terminology: Eye Gels, Eye Creams, & Eye Serums
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KarlaSuttonPosted
Tue 09 Jun 2009 7:20pm
If you shop around the web for under-eye treatments, chances are you have come across some of the various products that are marketed to do the following:
*Treat under eye wrinkles
*Reduce appearance of dark circles
*Treat discoloration
*Reduce puffy eyes and eye bags
Chances are even greater that you have read eye cream review websites that talk
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Eye Serum or Eye Gel - Which Eye Treatment is the Best
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Mark RobbinsPosted
Tue 07 Jul 2009 6:00pm
Have you ever noticed that eye treatment have a series of different names, yet each of them claim to do pretty much the same thing. Eye gels are often considered the latest and most effective of the different types of eye treatments, yet many consumers claim that eye serums are the way to go. How is a consumer to choose the between the two?
Lets take
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Yoga for Eye Health – It’s Not New
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Ruth S.Posted
Thu 06 Jan 2011 10:07pm
importance to eye exercises , for two reasons:
1. A lot of eye problems in later life are due to a loss of tone in the eyemuscles. [Eye] exercises tone the eyemuscles up and keep... will reduce tension in the eyemuscles, as well as reduce general tension.
Even former Beatle Paul McCartney has gotten in on the fun; last year he released his own eye yoga video
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Why Eye Exercises Improve Vision
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Ruth S.Posted
Sat 16 Oct 2010 10:23am
cause of bad vision is simply strain. Chronic strain, to be precise.
At the end of that article, I also told you eye exercises is the answer to the relaxation of the eyemuscles... dance enough times, you just get into the flow.
That’s why eye exercises work. When you learn the principles, you see in a way that relaxes your eyemuscles. Easy.
Now, you
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Eyes on Hiatus
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Kerry K.Posted
Mon 04 Oct 2010 11:04pm
that helps me hang out online with them as they are. A couple months ago I shut the lid of my computer and stopped posting. (I also stopped reading). My eyesmuscles have went the way of most of my other muscles–weak. The weakness became severe. I could no longer read without my eyemuscles becoming unable to focus, and making strange movements after
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Computer Eye Strain
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Anthony R.Posted
Tue 08 Feb 2011 6:37am
vision or muscle imbalance, can worsen the condition.
Aside from using the computer monitor, there are other causes of eye strain. These include straining to see in dim light, exposure to bright lights, driving for long periods, and reading.
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