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I am 51 years old and working long hours on the computer. what foods should i consume to boost my eyesight?
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Normal diet: Foods are not the issue with computer use. The principal issue is dryness. Computers are in dry atmospheres. The blink rate goes down and the eyes can dry more easily - especially if they are dry to begin with or are close to that. Keep a bottle of lubricating eye drops at hand and the symptoms can be blur, headaches, eye redness, irritation, neck strain, etc. For any try the drops.
Answered 9/14/2019
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