NEI scientists find that stem cell exosomes promote survival of retinal ganglion cells in rats. Microscopy shows exosomes (green) surrounding retinal ganglion cells (orange and yellow).Ben Mead, Ph.D. A new study in rats shows that stem cell secretions, called exosomes, appear to protect cells in the retina, the light-sensitive tissue in the back of theContinue reading “Stem cell secretions may protect against glaucoma”
Tag Archives: eye health
Eye inflammation and gut bacteria
Gut bacteria may provide the trigger for autoimmune uveitis, a destructive inflammation of the eye, researchers at the US National Eye Institute (NEI) reported in a study published today (August 18) in Immunity. Autoimmune uveitis is a painful condition that can lead to debilitating blindness. It often hits adults 20 to 60 years old, andContinue reading “Eye inflammation and gut bacteria”
Restore your vision naturally y Dr. Mercola
Contrary to popular belief, deteriorating vision is primarily a side effect of modern lifestyle. Aging does not automatically mean you will lose your eyesight. The key is to properly nourish your eyes throughout the years, and avoid chronic eye strain. For example, I noticed my near vision started to deteriorate around 20 years ago, butContinue reading “Restore your vision naturally y Dr. Mercola”
Liver cleanse to help your vision and memory
One of the ways to tell if you have a liver problem is the yellow color in your eyes, insomnia, constipation and chronic fatigue. Healthy warm tonic drink for liver and eyes: add a pinch of ginger, turmeric, cinnamon, roobois tea, lemon, pineapple to your favorite drink or soup. Statistics: Average age of cataract patientContinue reading “Liver cleanse to help your vision and memory”