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Title: Foods That Can Help With Your Eye Health - Arohi Eye Hospital


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Foods That Can Help With Your Eye Health Arohi
Eye Hospital
  • Vision is one of the most important things in our
    lives. None of us can imagine what well go
    through if we lose our vision! And, for a good
    vision, we need healthy eyes. Obviously, vision
    deteriorates as we age, but we can always take
    certain steps to preserve our good vision for
    longer. There are many things that we can do
    such as exercising our eyes, not straining them
    for too long, and avoiding over-exposure to
    digital screens, but one very important thing
    that we have heard ever since our teachers
    taught us in school is that we need to eat
    healthy. While our teachers always told us to
    eat green leafy vegetables and carrots to help
    with good vision, there is actually a whole long
    list of foods that can do good for our eyes.

Vitamin A, Vitamin C, and Vitamin E are all the
vitamins required by our eyes to keep them
healthy. Then, there are also omega-3 fatty
acids that can provide the required protection to
the eyes from age-related eye damage, thus
reducing the risk of serious eye conditions. Let
us now look into detail as to which foods can
provide you with all the benefits of these
vitamins and omega-3 fatty acids.
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  • Vitamin A
  • Vitamin A safeguards the cornea, and also helps
    to see in low light situations. Egg yolks are
    the best food containing Vitamin A, along with
    zinc that works great for the retina, and
    Zeaxanthin that increases vision acuity.
  • Dark green leafy vegetables like spinach, kale,
    and collard greens are also rich in both Vitamin
    A and Zeaxanthin. They are also rich
  • in lutein and carotenoid, which help prevent
    age-related macular degeneration and cataracts.
  • Dairy products like milk and yoghurt also contain
    vitamin A, along
  • with zinc that can help in transferring Vitamin A
    from the liver to the eyes also improving night
    vision.
  • Sweet potatoes are another food that contain beta
    carotene in large volumes, which is the
    precursor of Vitamin A. Along with
  • this, sweet potatoes also contain some amounts of
    Vitamin C and Vitamin E.
  • Carrots, one of our teachers and parents
    favourite suggestions,
  • are great sources of beta carotene too, which
    gets converted into Vitamin A, which helps the
    retina to absorb light better.
  • Lean meat and poultry are also rich sources of
    zinc, which helps to bring Vitamin A from the
    liver to the retina of the eye, also preventing
    age-related reduced vision and macular
    degeneration.
  • Summer squash and winter squash are also great
    sources of Vitamin A and zinc. Winter squash
    also contains Omega-3 fatty acids in addition.
  • Vitamin C
  • Citrus fruits are the best known foods that
    contain Vitamin C, which prove as potent
    antioxidants that can protect the eyes from
    various diseases. Some of the best citrus fruits
    include oranges, lemons, and grape fruit.

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  • Vitamin E
  • Nuts and legumes are the best sources of Vitamin
    E, helping the eyes against age-related damage.
    Vitamin E protects the eyes from an unstable
    molecule, called free radical, which targets the
    healthy tissues of the eyes. Some of the best
    nuts and legumes that can help include almonds,
    walnuts, peanuts, Brazil nuts, and lentils.
    Almonds are the best known to delay the
    progression of age-related macular degeneration
    and cataracts.
  • Omega-3 fatty acids
  • Fish is one of the richest foods in terms of
    Omega-3 fatty acids. Consuming fish can protect
    our eyes from macular degeneration and dry eye
    syndrome. Fishes have oil in their gut and body
    tissues, which contain a high level of Omega-3
    fatty acids. Fish like salmon, tuna, trout, and
    sardines can help the most. Then, there are also
    Omega-3 supplements, made from fish oil, which
    you can consume, provided they are prescribed to
    you by a doctor.
  • Some seeds like chia seeds, flax seeds, sunflower
    seeds, and hemp seeds are also highly rich in
    Omega-3 fatty acids.
  • Now that you have an extensive list of all the
    fruits, vegetables,
  • meat, and other foods that can help provide the
    required vitamins and Omega-3 fatty acids for
    your eyes, you can plan up the best diet for
    yourself! But, wed rather have you get your eyes
    first checked at the best eye hospital in
    Mumbai, one like Arohi Eye Hospital, and consult
    the doctors to help understand the condition of
    your eyes, so that an appropriate diet can be
    planned for the betterment of your eyes.
  • For more Information http//www.arohieye.in/
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