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Can Eating Carrots Help Me See Better in the Dark?
During WWII, British propaganda claimed carrots improved night vision, crediting pilots' accuracy to their carrot-rich diets. In truth, this was a ruse to conceal radar technology advances.
While carrots contain beta-carotene, which supports healthy vision, they won’t grant superhuman night sight. The campaign succeeded in boosting carrot consumption and remains a clever wartime myth.
Give Your Eyes a Break: The 20-20-20 Rule for Healthier Vision.
Struggling with digital eye strain? Learn how the 20-20-20 rule can help protect your eyes during screen time. Our Edmonton optometrists share easy tips to keep your vision clear and your eyes comfortable. Ready to give your eyes a break? Start here!
Can Diabetes Show Up in an Eye Test?
Did you know that your eyes can reveal early signs of diabetes, sometimes before other symptoms appear? During a comprehensive eye exam, optometrists can detect subtle changes in the blood vessels of your retina that may indicate diabetes-related complications. From blurry vision to more serious concerns like diabetic retinopathy or macular edema, your eye health is often a reflection of your overall well-being. Learn how advanced technology like OCT imaging plays a crucial role in diagnosing and managing diabetes through your eyes.
Can You Lose A Contact Lens in Your Eye?
Have you ever wondered if it's possible to lose a contact lens in your eye? This is a common concern among contact lens wearers, but rest assured, it’s highly unlikely. While a contact lens can become dislodged or stuck under the eyelid, it cannot get lost behind your eye.
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