How to prevent cataracts - 5 tips recommended by Eye Surgeon

[@eyechannelbyeyesurgeon]

Let me know in the comments below👇, when the last time you had a full eye exam was, and if you or someone you know is diagnosed with cataracts.

[@NBP722]

I had my first ever comprehensive eye exam ever about 2 weeks ago. No cataracts, but apparently I had some dysfunction, possible clogging of my Meibomian glands. I was prescribed Lotemax to use for about 6 weeks total and was also told to use an eye compress and otc eye drops for the dryness.

[@eyechannelbyeyesurgeon]

Thank you for sharing.

[@QuizmasterLaw]

*太* 好了! You're too great, I learned things here, thank you very much!

[@eyechannelbyeyesurgeon]

Thank you very much for your kind words!

[@arluzcuevas8061]

Are you hre in jeddah DRA

[@robertdavis1255]

Thanks for sharing...I am 78 yrs old and just had cataract surgery on my right eye...left eye being done in 3 weeks....I have always followed a healthy diet ..lots of greens & fruit every day ....don't smoke or drink alcohol & yet my cataracts became worse in PST two years....do far surgery was successful & I cannot believe the difference already... cheers from Australia 😀

[@judyxyz9948]

Had my exam 2 days ago and the doctor said cataract surgery might be in my future. Not needed yet but keep getting my exams. I'm 75. Thanks for all the tips. My diet during covid hasn't been great but I'm good on everything else.

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hi how are you doing?

[@fernandabandiala221]

@@Godwinpounds4333 am fine,,, about you....

[@vasantsande8644]

At 75, just recently my cataracts done by Dr. Brian, I see things miles away and feel great. God bless all eye doctors!

[@SkyB777]

Dear Vasant.. have cataract please let me know your thoughts

[@phenomenalfemale524]

Please get back to us 2 yrs from now to tell how your eyesight is then.

[@margaretnaidoo801]

Hw was it to do the catarex removal .pls let me know as i hv n am afraid to do the op

[@handrieskawo4036]

ples how can I get intouch with Dr Brain ples give me his whereabout need to see him urgent thank you

[@billginnj6595]

I'm 79; my last full eye exam was done by an Optometrist on June 16th, 2022. I have an exam every 6 months. I have glaucoma (pressures are good) and I have borderline type 2 diabetes (A1C remains stable at 5.7/5.8). Thank you for the great tips!!

[@BornFreeFilms]

For what it's worth, go pure Carnivore diet. If interested there are numerous Drs. on KZbin recommending it such as Dr. Ken Berry. Does away with a whole list of problems.

[@dbhrgdb3638]

I could watch you talk all day. Someone who helps the public and a beauty to look at. I hope you have a great and healthy life.

[@garyj1709]

Thank you for your video. I’m 77 with T2 diabetes but it’s considered “well managed”. I quit smoking 26 years ago. I also have high blood pressure but have have been somewhat successful in getting it down to a reasonable if not ideal level. My ophthalmologist says I don’t need cataract surgery at this time. I enjoyed your presentation of the information as you don’t rush through it. You have a calming demeanor and I wish you could do the surgery if and when it becomes necessary! I subscribed and look forward to seeing more.

[@jennygee8894]

Hi Cinammon good for prevention+ treating diabetes 😉

[@BornFreeFilms]

For what it's worth, go pure Carnivore diet. If interested there are numerous Drs. on KZbin recommending it such as Dr. Ken Berry. Does away with a whole list of problems including Type 2 diabetes.

[@BLAC_740]

I'm 72 and at my last eye test, my Optician said I have the start of Cataracts. I will follow your advice on the diet. I don't smoke or have Diabetes.

[@suecone2198]

I had cataract surgery just before I turned 60. I always,wore sunshades as my eyes were sensitive to the sun. I have none of the problems you,spoke so and my parents didn’t have cataracts. The Dr who did my surgery put a lens in that if I don’t have my contacts in I can read without reading glasses. No one asked me any questions concerning this but I am so glad it was done this way. Thanks

[@bb89670]

Thank you for this information, it helps. I saw my Opthalmologist yesterday, she told me I'm starting to get cataract but 5 or 6 months ago she told me everything was fine, no cataract, no glaucoma. Now all of a sudden I have a little tiny cataract, I've been taking Preservation Ared vitamins, fish oil, Centrum multivitamins (not everyday only if can remember to take them. I started to eat broccoli again, spinach, sometimes avocado. I will follow your advice. I'm hoping it doesn't get worse. I'm now 72. Last time I watch your video, you said Systane Ultra eye drops is good for dry eyes, so I went and bought it. Now that my eye doc said I have a little cataract, what eyedrops is good that will slow it down or reverse it. Thanks.

[@TinekeWilliams]

Keep doing everything I can with the advice I get and I only have a small one that grows so slowly can hardly notice I got one. Hopefully will stay that way until I die. I am now 76

[@felixolalekanadebayo8946]

What a clear crystal and sonorous voice you are blessed with !. And you are so explicit in this video. I am subscribing to your channel straight away.

[@MrLuba6a]

a very very charming, calm young doctor, who knows what is all about ❤ 👏

[@BrianCripps]

What a wonderfully clear and thorough video. Than you.

[@carefulconsumer8682]

Very thorough video. I just ate a bowl of arugala. My neighbor used to be a lady doing a fellowship at the Wills Eye Center in Phili and she was always giving me tips how to protect my eyes. Thank you.

[@RG-hf4et]

This information should be stressed more on routine visits. I would hsve liked to have heard this information years ago. I wish my md gave me a card with every eye exam with these tips.

[@Missworld_266]

Hi Doc , I got cataracts in a short space of time in both my eyes , from Avamys nasal spray that I use for my allergy . Thank you sooo much for this video 🙏🏾

[@SkyB777]

I have cataract surgery in my right eye and then I had retinal detachment.. please let me know your thoughts

[@lucyprice7679]

@@SkyB777 how are you doing? Are you getting better from your retinal detachment surgery?

[@MsLouisVee]

I doubt that your nasal spray caused your cataracts

[@cchambersglenn]

My last full eye exam was yesterday! I have glaucoma and beginning of cataracts. Great video!

[@mariemurphy8866]

I m delighted with pamela'sm report.thanks so much

[@julieng2317]

@@mariemurphy8866 LLL.

[@p.j.c.b.3702]

Excellent and informative presentation. Pls keep up the medical excellence in your works.

[@davidgreely5797]

I had cataract surgery in my 40's. One eye was seeing 3 of everything so I had no choice. Set up as monovision. No glasses and my vision has actually improved. I'm now 64 with a young person's vision. Colors are brighter. Whites are whiter. The procedure was a breeze. Don't be afraid t do it.

[@teresitadizon619]

My doctor from the Philippines told me I have cataract when I went to her clinic for my allergy check up. I didn’t mind because I felt ok. I got vision examination when I applied for Driver’s license that made me disqualified not to have DL because I did not pass my vision test. I went to the optometrist, he told me I have cataract both eyes. Due to this problem my husband told me to accompany me to go to optalmologist for check up. Thank you for sharing those things that are good for the eyes to prevent cataract.

[@syedhassan6177]

Very informative video. I had my exam yesterday and was told that I have developed 15 percent cataract. I was adviced of to have regular eye exams and use sunglasses.

[@ruthdennisKnits]

I was just told I am developing cataracts. One ye is a larger one than in the other eye. No surgery needed yet. Thanks for sharing

[@JosePinto-r4i]

Thanks Doctor for sharing valued info on Cataract.. I am 64 yrs old, and will follow your recommendation on diet control... as recently I am facing vision issues while driving at night. Thanks again...

[@solomongebre9321]

Thank you for your advise and we will be watching your program to know if there is any new development to treat cataract naturally

[@Cracyfox4359]

I had cataracts surgery at age 60, unfortunately the surgeon fitted reading lens only instead of reading and long distance, I also have hypertension under control by medication.I have never smoked or drank alcohol. However, approximately 8 months after my operation my vision went from clear to having a double shadow over everything I looked at. I hesitate to have another double operation. Thank you for a great video.

[@Cracyfox4359]

@Run Everyday good Evening from Western Australia's Southwest. My surgery for cataracts was performed in hospital as "same day surgery" outpatient, one eye at a time and 4 weeks apart. On both surgeries, there were 35 - 40 people having the same procedure. I am not sure what the RX readings were.. However, several weeks after surgery I visited the surgeon's practice for eye tests and was giving paperwork stating what my eyesight was as follows:- Intraocular lens used: Monofocal-RE, Toric Monofocal-LE. Unaided vision RE =6/6-2, LE =6/7.5-1. IOP: RE = 16, LE = 18. REFRACTION: RE =, -0.25/-0.50×165 LE=, -0.25/-0.50×150. When I wear glasses to read paper I need to adjust distance to get clear vision and upon taking off glasses, everything is blurry for 5 to 10 minutes. Driving is proving a challenge especially at night, glare is an issue. I really wanted lens implants for reading and long distance but surgeon placed the above single lens. Not sure if I need further surgery or new glasses, looking at computer screen I need to be a certain distance from screen to see clearly. The issue I have is that I live in a rural area and need to travel appropriately one hour each way to see eye surgeon. What would be your expert recommendation as to procede fro here. Thank you kindly in advance for your assistance. Make your day a great one.

[@jolly7728]

Thank you for this clear-cut presentation. So, in theory, if you are a healthy person, then you are a healthy person. Same goes if you are an unhealthy person. The bottom line is try to live a healthy lifestyle.

[@SkyB777]

I think those who have serious eye problems.they should be make friendship for each other... those who have normal eye they don't understand our situation

[@josette.greatjobjackson8705]

This was very helpful. I just had cataract surgery on my left eye and I still have trouble seeing because of dry eyes.

[@vallee3140]

I have dry eye, and after my cataract op that eye got so much worse, in spite of using drops for years. I have since heard you need to get your eyes at optimum health before cataract op.

[@ritaflannery8561]

I made appointments for all four of my kids and my husband regularly but I’ve never been or made an appointment for myself I am 64 years old and I still haven’t gone to an eye doctor but I do have a healthy diet of vegetables mainly leafy greens and broccoli like you were saying and all the other tips you had except for sunglasses I do follow so I think I’ll get some sunglasses and make an appointment for myself they do tell my husband he has the starting signs of cataracts he has diabetes too so we are watching that closely. Thank you for the information, I appreciate it.

[@eyechannelbyeyesurgeon]

Thank you for sharing.

[@pacitadulaca4679]

Dr.Audrey Tai good presentation it helps me a lot understand cataract good vlog learning process

[@pauldiamond9462]

Paul Diamond 0 seconds ago I was scheduled for surgery to replace the cataract damaged lenses in both eyes. With my wife, I changed to eating a plant based diet, recommended by my DO. After a month, the osteo arthritis pain I suffered in my toes, plantar, heels, ankles, knees, elbows, wrists and fingers (each confirmed by xray images) disappeared. Almost a year after going plant based diet, my cataracts cleared in both eyes. I phoned the optometrist and requested a new vision test before my scheduled cataract surgery. She agreed. After the new exam, she cancelled the cataract surgery for my eyes! - It was a big step to give up all meat, dairy, processed foods, oils, etc. But, the rewards to me far exceed the compromises. (Age 74!)

[@heartylee2828]

I'm now your new subscriber. Been diagnosed with 60% cataract just this day and was recommended for a surgery. But don't know yet what i should do. I'm thinking over the possible side-effects of a cataract surgery. I'm 63 yrs.old and living in germany. I have learned some tips from you about cataract __prevention or its slow progression, just in this video. Thanks doc.

[@mariapupo5917]

I love this information thanks is very very interesting nd helpful thanks thanks again

[@artscience9981]

Very informative! I learned a lot in a short time.

[@hemantbhardya4926]

Thank you very much Ma'm for this useful information on cataract. I am 73 and recently detected early cataract in both of my eyes. Both of my parents have had suffered cataract. I am hypertensive and taking medicines regularly. I have no diabetes. I am greatly motivated by the 5 tips you have mentioned in this video. Ma'm how much I am likely to postpone cataract formation. Kindly help 🙏🙏🙏

[@naveenbooluck2298]

Brilliant ideas to protect our eyes. Please ,continues helping us.

[@phillp7777]

Sunglasses... get the polarized type too along w UV protection. polarized are better imo help block more harmful rays .. soothing feel lots better. Can not hurt having polarized sunglasses too. very effective surprised DrT u not mention. Do u think the polarized type help too ?

[@eugeniaeriksson4144]

Thank you a looooot, Dr Audrey Tai! Thank you!

[@elijah8808]

God bless you! I wish you all the best in your professional & personal life! I liked your video: not fast, clear, easy to understand!

[@PPV023]

Greetings Dr Tai from Malaysia. Thank you for this information. Helpful for my patients

[@RK-lu7vn]

Very well explained, doctor, thank you for your time

[@irinablush5823]

Thank you for all the information DoctorTai. You are the Best!

[@Reincarnation111]

Good info! I have early stage cataract, night vision is not as sharp and headlights rom oncoming traffic are a bit bothersome. But cataracts are removed only when they have 'matured' so in the meantime, are there any kind of eye glasses one can use for mitigating the glare from headlights?

[@AmbientBeat99]

My right eye has the beginnings of a cataract and I suffer the same as you, with the effects of headlight glare at night. I bought some clip-on night driving lenses for my normal eyeglasses that have reduced the glare considerably. Of course, there is still a problem, as there is for everyone, of motorists driving on high-beam or driving in normal conditions with foglights switched on, but that can't be easily remedied. I bought the clip-on lenses on eBay, 2 pairs quite cheap.

[@donaldcassidy1592]

Wal-Mart night vision over the lens glare reducer glasses, work super...$15

[@gwillis01]

Thank you for an informative video

[@willlancaster401]

Thanks Dr. Tai! Ive been taking prednisolone acetate suspension eye drops for my eyes. It certainly did help when I took these eyedrops, but after two-three weeks, I think I'll cut them out temporarily or for long term, depending on when my eye pain comes back. Dr. Ming Wang did warn me about this specific med, not to take too long, or else it might cause ill effect to my right eye (increased eyeball pressure). Great to have two opinions about the same med.

[@carolynparks9438]

Great videko!I hadsurgery 3 weeks ago! I can see better thanks to Dr. McMillan! Great Doctor!

[@johngoh767]

Dr. Audrey Tai, I was diagnosed with cataract in 2014 and gluacoma in 2020 and aavised for surgery to remove the cataract but I declined as I am 86 years old. Dr. Tai how long does it takes for a patient to go blind? Does it depends on the pressure level of a cataract eye or gluacoma eye? Meanwhile I exercise daily, eat eye foods and eye supplement. I am not a diabetic or suffering high blood pressure, nor any other underlying medical conditions.

[@eyechannelbyeyesurgeon]

Cataracts and glaucoma can progress at different paces for different people, so it’s hard to predict without an examination. Regular eye exams are needed to monitor an individual’s disease progress. I hope this helps.

[@johngoh767]

@@eyechannelbyeyesurgeon Thank you. My eye examination is done 2-3 times a year by eye surgeon in our hospital.

[@kelvinkersey5058]

Interesting video, thanks. I have a big cataract in my left eye. I have been using drops (N Acetyl Carnosine) on it for over two years and I think it is getting smaller and more transparent. My optician says this cannot be because the drops cannot reach the cataract. What do you think of these drops? Am I imagining the improvement?

[@viviennesunny]

I m not her but I believe in these drops. Also try Lanomax. Pass both with 2 hours of difference, they are different substances.

[@emansaifan4042]

Did your doctor notice that the cataract is getting smaller? Then the eye drop worked???

[@joymychoice]

To lessen oxidative stress, avoiding unhealthy seed oils would probably be a good idea.

[@lisengel2498]

Thank you very much for your important and very clear information - I am 77 and my eyes are checked a year ago - I M not on any kind of medicine ( y’et) and I do my best to eat as healthy as possible (your tip nr 3) 🎶🍀🎵💚

[@normacollins9037]

I had my last eye exam in August of 2022. I have been diagnosed with cataracts for the last 4 years. I am 72 years old!

[@sandralemmerman4748]

You are a true great doctor ❤

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello 👋 how are you doing?

[@JuanMendoza-vg9jm]

Thank you I learned a lot thru this ideo

[@dporrasxtremeLS3]

Diet is very important, so is cutting carbs and no snaking! Supplementing with good Zinc, and other minerals such as potassium, and the B vitamins. Sunglases are important for those with man-replaced lenses. We were born with out sunglasses, so if we learn to make good diet choices and get our blood work checked every year or so, we can be more successful in avoiding cataracts.

[@DonnaDiane74]

Sorry but I draw the line at no snaking. 🤣

[@julietmusoke3231]

Thanks Dr waiting for next video

[@malimark691]

Thanks so much ❤️please let me know what can I do if i have so Mainly floaters in my eyes after cataract surgery please there is anything we can do ???

[@billh.5360]

Thank you Dr. Tai. This is This is a very good video with helpful information! I've watched a few different videos from other eye doctors, and a lot of the information about cataracts is very consistent. I'm 61 and am planning to have cataract surgery next month. I'm not sure why this problem happened now. I'm in good health, a non smoker and never had any trauma to my eyes or head. Must be age I guess, but I wasn't expecting cataracts for at least another 10 or 15 years! 😳🙂

[@eyechannelbyeyesurgeon]

Thank you for sharing.

[@davidgreene1683]

Yes I have it in each had checked 2 years ago and told that they were small checked 2 months ago and they were the same size.

[@LaoSoftware]

Thank you doctor. I hope someday that my country will have skilled medical doctors. Here in Laos, we are very poor and less fortunate than other countries. We don't even have obstetricians. That's why maternal death rate is so high here in Laos.

[@c.kainoabugado7935]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@anicekurian5256]

Thank you very much Dr for your valuable words and excellent presentation.🙏🙏

[@shellyswanner3069]

I developed cataracts in my early 30s and none of these factors applied to me. My ophthalmologist said her best guess was the fact that I wore hard (gas permeable) contact lenses for many years, which likely caused inflammation in my eyes due to constant irritation. They were SO uncomfortable and even painful but I didn't have other options. I have severe nearsightedness which started around age 8 and I also have dry eye syndrome which prevented me from wearing soft lenses.

[@sallydejesus9055]

I have cataract 20 years ago I'm now 71.The head of the Opthalmology Fr. VETERANS HOSPITAL TOLD ME THAT MY CATARACT IS STILL SMALL AND TOLD ME TO COME BACK AFTER 6.MOS. I HAVE MY LAST CONSULTATION SEPT. 27,2022. CAN EYE FOOD NUTRITION MAINTAIN THE SMALL SIZE OF MY CATARACT. CAN EYE LASER WILL DO FOR CATARACT? THANKS FOR YOUR ADVICE

[@MrTrashcan1]

What about glasses?

[@roxanavilla7155]

Great information thanks

[@par...sha....]

Thank you so much Dr. You were the clearest of all to explain the Carteret! Wish you could do mine? Cheers

[@waltertodd4479]

Thanks so much for your healthy eye advice...

[@michaelarchangel1163]

Dr. Tai, hello from Wales, UK. I suffered a retinal detachment some years ago and am careful to eat spinach quite often for eye health. I have floaters in the other eye but am not overly bothered by them. I have none in the affected eye, which now has a silicone lens, following on from the inserted gas which was used during the surgery, to press the retina back during the week long requirement to lay down on one side at home upon having been discharged from hospital. I have slightly blurry vision in that eye and a taller 'pinched' image, but it's only apparent when looking through that eye in isolation. The plus side of eating spinach is that it makes me strong and very attractive to women, as is the case with Popeye, although I tend to not be attracted to women with very think legs, like Olive Oyl has. I'm almost 65 but still extremely fussy, in spite of my time running out fast. I hope I don't develop cataracts later, as my maternal grandmother did, albeit only in one eye.

[@donfannin6485]

I avoided cataract surgery for years, which was among the dumbest things I ever did. With the new lens, I see the smallest print on the scale. I need minimum distance correction of -1 to -1.5. The surgery was simple eye drops for a few weeks. Don't put it off.

[@michaelbw]

68 years old, and dunno if I have ever had a full eye exam. Last time I went to a doctor was to get a medical certificate to renew my driving licence, over two years ago. Have seldom been to a doctor other than to get a medical certificate for some reason or another. Have worn eyeglasses with photochromic lenses to correct short sight since I was young. My mother had cataracts removed when she was in her mid 80s.

[@lucimarteixeira6780]

Thank you so much for the info !!

[@UyenNguyen-jh5tl]

You look very much like a Korean friend of mine when I went to University. Good video

[@benedictanazareth2120]

Great video. I would like this ophthalmologist treat my cataract. I do not know where she practices. It is difficult to find a ophthalmologist who is genuinely interested in her patients

[@chozenbyChrist]

Thank you for sharing this revelation moment regarding cataracts 🙏🏾

[@carolinehmanning6168]

Hi I have cataracts in both eyes. I'm over 60..Are there any eye drops to dissolve cataract..?? Your videos are so interesting..

[@gdiup9241]

Try NAC Drops

[@yongteikseng]

@@gdiup9241 WHAT is this drops?pls

[@viviennesunny]

Nac the best brand is Can C and I also use Lanomax that is another type. Yes, there are. Try it.

[@godloveakuh3691]

Thank you much Dr.i an optometrist in Douala was diagnosed of cortical traumatic cataract in My Left eye my ,but was asked to go and return in 6months time,why was it so?

[@tammyicious]

Can you recommend a good pair of sunglasses to purchase or what we should look for when purchasing? Great video. You have an awesome voice too. 👀

[@eyechannelbyeyesurgeon]

You can find the links to the sunglasses I recommend in the video description section.

[@myrnasharif499]

thanks, i've been diagnosed of astigmatic eyes. my dr. gave me an eyeglass for astigmatism, 1.5 grade of eyeglass. until now , i'm using the same grade of .eyeglass. and i can see feel better. i visit my dr. once a year for check up .

[@donmichaelg]

Thank you . how much for treatments for my cataract

[@eddted2876]

She has.good tips always! ⚠️

[@eddted2876]

Finally,. I got a.heart from this good.chinese female.doctor!! Yippee! ⭕✳️⭕✳️⭕

[@alfredovillanueva4626]

Do you have CRVO topics? Tnks!

[@NURSEPAULINERN]

Thanks for sharing this very interesting video 😊 I subscribed

[@surfrunnerd8457]

Thank you Doctor. Such great information.

[@stefaniekofalt9828]

Nothing new in this Videos all seem to be the same

[@nelsonleong4810]

Use eyeglass,stop smoking, healthy diet, control blood sugar n avoid long term use of steroid

[@bettea360]

Sunglasses

[@cassieoz1702]

thanks

[@ainulhayat124]

Tq

[@skyeblue5669]

I get monthly eye INJECTIONS in both eyes.. Does this cause cataracts??❣

[@angelsentongo3292]

​@@skyeblue5669 😊

[@jimbo2629]

I have always used reactolite spectacles. I am 73 and no cataracts. I recommend all spectacle wearers do this.

[@im1sinfulman]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING DOCTOR,

[@gggpppp9660]

Excellent, especially the anatomy and Causes. Thank-You.

[@williamkayaian7268]

Thanks, I just had exam last week, 1-2 on scale of 1/10 ? not bad right

[@TonyGarrett-p1c]

Hi. Does a vitrectomy cause cataracts? Thank you.

[@monicabrathwaite5972]

Thank you so much .I learnt a lot.

[@denl6534]

thank u for the informative video! its very helpful! by the way, you are gorgeous!

[@ajeep52]

Very useful and informative video

[@elanzobesai6906]

LUV YU PROGRAMME, EDUCATIONAL, LUV MY EYES.

[@johnnysanchez4456]

Great info

[@conchitavillaflor2015]

Amazing to watch your videos how to care eyes

[@bichphan1745]

Please tell me if the cateract surgery should be done by laser ? Or it depends on the surgeon Laser surgery and manual surgery which one is better ? How long does it take for laser and how long does it take for Manuel process. Thanks for your respond

[@eyechannelbyeyesurgeon]

You can learn about manual vs laser assisted cataract surgery in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZ-zmaWZfZKlmpY

[@sweetdgl8782]

Good explanation

[@sweetdgl8782]

Thx for ur reply

[@laskatz3626]

Thank you so much for this information. I really appreciate you.

[@TheDisneylover23]

Hi doctor, my husband has one starting to form and he's a truck driver. On average, how long does it take to get to surgery level? He does wear good sunglasses, eats well and quit smoking 4 years ago. I'm doing my best to keep him healthy, but it's hard when he's not home.

[@sallyandersen8729]

Thank you very much for sharing this video. It's very informative. I will take advantage of your advice and do the things you have mentioned. I look forward to your next video.

[@eyechannelbyeyesurgeon]

Glad to hear 😀

[@jeffestrada6857]

Hello you certainly are easy on the eye 👍

[@kenhazlin5860]

Thank you. I have used carnosine eye drops to help ward off development of cataracts.

[@barbaracarter751]

Thanks for eye care advice .

[@RichRich1955]

So if corticosteroids are a synthetic copy of cortisol then wouldn't high levels of cortisol from excess stress do the same as the corticosteroid?