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We recognize five senses. With these
five — sight, hearing, taste, smell and
touch — we can most completely
perceive the world around us. Lose
any one of these senses, and our quality of life is greatly diminished.
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www.DevelopingHealthyHabits.com
We recognize five senses. With these
five — sight, hearing, taste, smell and
touch — we can most completely
perceive the world around us. Lose
any one of these senses, and our quality of life is greatly diminished.
More and more people are having vision problems at earlier ages.
Consequently, eye and vision issues
are becoming a major health concern.
Modern stress is affecting the human
eye, and this delicate and beautiful
organ of vision may not be able to
keep up with the stressful pace of
today’s evolutionary maelstrom!
Ask a person with declining vision
how it affects their quality of life.
Whether it be night driving, threading a needle, or reading the items on
the menu at your favorite restaurant,
a person who sees their visual skills
declining becomes aware of a new life
stress: the concerns of diminishing
sight.
The historical prescriptions for poor
vision are rare, because the eyes have
generally been capable of handling
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