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Have scientists found ways to preserve one's eyesight for later years?
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You can: Protect your eyes by wearing glasses or hat when outdoors. Anti-oxidant vitamins (such as i-caps or ocuvite) and fish oil (or eating fish twice per week or more) help preserve retinal health. See the ocular nutrition society web-site for more ideas.
Answered 7/29/2013
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