Does the supplement industry have our good health in mind more so than the pharmaceutical industry?

Are we better off eating nutritious foods to get maximum nutrition, and skipping supplements altogether?

Or is there a reason we need supplementation?

Are … more...

During World War II, the British were using a new radar technology to spot British planes at night. To obfuscate the technology, they wove a tale of how their pilots eat lots of carrots, containing beta carotene, which converts to … more...

It’s well-established that excessive sugar consumption can cause weight (fat) gain, diabetes, inflammation, liver disease, kidney disease, and the proliferation of cancer cells. As it turns out, as Pravda reports, the eyes also show the effects in a bad … more...

So you’re wondering what causes myopia.

First I’m going to go over several common claimed causes of myopia, and then I’ll explain what really causes it.

1. Genetics

Heredity does play a role in your personality, your predispositions to … more...

If you’re open to the idea that the conventional wisdom of eye problems is wrong – that nearsightedness and other conditions can be reversed – then maybe most of the “experts” in other health-related fields are wrong too? You can … more...

If diet can affect innumerable factors in the body such as energy levels, brain and nervous system functioning and blood flow, it makes sense that diet could affect eyesight. But as far as what diet is best, take your pick. … more...