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Food That are Good for Computer Eyes

Updated on April 20, 2015

Eye Care

Nowadays, people spend more and more time in front of the computer. Dry eyes and sensitive eyes are only a part of the problem. In some cases, overstressing our eyes can cause blindness.

A young woman loves Korean Drama. However, she doesn’t have the time to watch it due to her busy schedule. And so she takes a 3-days-vaction, staying home just to do some catch up. Watching dramas on-line is really popular and convenient these days. But staring at a monitor 3 days in a row with little rest in between can be “costly”. Taking this woman as an example, she temporarily loses her sight.

I, myself is also a Korean Drama fan. I know how addictive it can be. A good K-Drama always ends each episode with an exciting cliffhanger. You want to continue on watching to find out what happens next, and before you know it, time flies by so swiftly. You forget about hunger or sleepiness. We often hear people saying, “I am staring at the monitor for too long, and I am blind.” Well, if you don’t take care of yourself first, blindness might be the reality rather than a figure of speech.

There are certain steps you may take to prevent the disaster from striking. First, relax your eyes often - looking out of the window every thirty minutes or so. Green is the color that may reduce the pressure of your eyes (by Green, I mean trees and meadows, not $). Second, adjust the light in the room - don’t make it too bright or too dark (some Laptop Desk has integrated LED light, perfect for personal light use.). Eat the right vegetables and fruits that contain high Vitamin A can also help maintain healthy eyesight. Below is a list of Fruits and Vegetables that the computer users should take on a regular basis.

Vegetables that are good for the eyes

Vegetable Name
5-a-day, Serving Size
Vitamin A International Units
Carrot (raw)
1 med
7342
Lettuce (Green leaf)
1 cup shredded
2666
Broccoli (cooked)
1/2 cup ch.
1534
Zucchini Sqush (cooked)
1/2 cup sliced
1005
Asparagus (cooked)
5 med spears
754
Onions (Green/scallions)
1/2 cup ch.
498
Green Beans (cooked)
1/2 cup
438

Fruits that are good for the eyes

Fruits Name
5-a-day, Serving Size
Vitamin A International Units
Sweet Potatoes (baked/fresh only)
1/2 cup
19218
Cantaloupe
1/2 cup cubed
2706
Grapefruit (pink or red)
1/2 med
1187
Tomatoes (red)
1 med
1025
Tangerines
1 med
572
Plums
2 med
455
Nectarine
1 med
452

Last, drink plenty of water. It will help relief dry eyes. Hopefully those tips can help all computer users.

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