A human cry when he is sorrowful or frustrated. Crying is also a natural way of reducing stress. Crying mainly results from a mental health condition, usually, it can be anxiety or depression. Depression causes feelings of sadness, which ultimately results in crying. For most people, depression symptoms work differently, they try to cope with… Read More Why do we cry?

Stress is the body’s natural response to any demand for change that interferes with its normal equilibrium. Whether the response is physical, mental, emotional, or visual, stress affects all of us to one degree or another. It can cause anxiety, depression, elevated blood pressure, digestive issues, migraines, and even vision changes. Most of the time… Read More The wide effects of stress and eye care you didn’t know about.

Poor vision is one of the major problems that make it difficult for a child to learn things at school. It leads to misdiagnosed problems with reading and even counting numbers. Their teachers might think that the student is struggling but the reality is they just can’t see very clearly. Many children are unable to… Read More Can glasses help your child pay attention in school?

Wearing glasses has become an overrated fashion in today’s era, that too with different funky, stylish, and cute frame designs. They make your personality prominent and more noticeable, highlighting your face shape. In past years, students who used to wear spectacles in school, everyone made fun of them. But now, wearing glasses in schools is… Read More Back to school fashion; the best eye wear for students in 2021

In large amounts, high-energy light from the sun like ultraviolet rays and blue light can increase the risk of eye diseases. It can damage your retinas and can cause photo-toxicity. The amount of damage depends on wavelength and exposure time. Almost all blue light passes straight through to the back of your retina. Some research… Read More Is blue light that bad for the eyes?