Healthy Living for Healthy Eyes

Be smart, stay safe. The future of road safety depends on it.

No matter what age you are, there are little precautions you can take to reduce your risk of vision-related issues. Your eyesight is precious, don't let it deteriorate faster than it should.

Yes. Science actually told me personally that we should all be spending more time outdoors.
I'm just helping to pass on the message to the masses.

If this comprehensive infographic doesn't convince you, then nothing will.
This isn't simply about your eyes. It's about your physical and mental well being in general.

Being outside isn't just good for you either, it also makes you feel great.
So what's stopping you?

When kids are growing up, it is a crucial part of their growth and development, which affects how they are in the future.
Childhood is possibly the most fragile point in any person's life, and this is why we have put children in the best possible position to grow up healthy.

Visual impairments in children have been increasing steadily over the last few decades, mainly because of the proliferation of screens and the reduced time spent outdoors in natural light.
In order to address this, we need to know about the most common causes as well as the best ways to reduce the risk of eye problems occurring.

Take care of your children, and they'll take care of you.

Getting your eyes tested isn't something we do on a regular basis, but we really should be.

Considering the statistics, everyone is potentially at risk, which is why we need to be proactive about our eye health.
Don't just wait for something to go wrong before finding a solution.

Take preventative measures so that we all can reduce our risk of eye problems and live happy and healthy.

In the modern world of technology, we're constantly surrounding by screens.

This isn't exactly ideal for our eyes, as we're not quite built for digital emergence just yet... Maybe in a few generations or so.
But for the moment, we need to be taking care of our eyes when we're looking at the TV, our smartphones, iPads, computers and what not.

Overexposure to digital media can cause a strain on our eyes that increases our risk of vision problems.
If you want to maintain your eyesight throughout your life, you should take the necessary precautions listed in the infographic.

Let's all make sure that we're doing the right thing by our eyes.
Vision is important to everyone and we don't want to take our most important sense for granted.

Everyone has a unique combination of eye colors and patterns.
But what we might not know is that these patterns and color combinations can mean different things.

What does your eye color say about you?
Lets find out.