9 comments :
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Unknown said...
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GREAT BLOG VERY INFORMATIVE AND HELPFULL TO COMBAT EYE STRAIN.PARTICULARLY NATURAL SCENERY SUN THERAPY ARE WORTH WORKING.
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July 4, 2010 at 5:58 PM
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Hassan said...
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Hi,
Thank you very much for appreciation!
I am learning about some new exercises to combat eye fatigue caused by day long computer use. I am sure they would be very helpful for computer users......... so stay tuned ;) -
July 4, 2010 at 8:31 PM
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Anonymous said...
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Hello all,
These exercises sound helpful to lessen eye fatigue though I have not personally taken them yet but my question is that if these exercises too effective to reduce eye strain, why physicians and medical practitioners prescribe medicines and eye drops to patients. I wonder these exercise cost nothing but the medicines are too expensive to buy.
Khalil. -
July 5, 2010 at 11:22 AM
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Anonymous said...
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Hello all,
It seams as if blog is too young to receive many comments. Anyhow, these exercises sound helpful to lessen eye fatigue though I have not personally taken them yet; but my question is that if these exercises too effective to reduce eye strain, why physicians and medical practitioners prescribe medicines and eye drops to patients. I wonder these exercise cost nothing but the medicines are too expensive to buy.
Sorry for inconvenience caused by my duplicate post. I don't know how to delete previous one.
Khalil -
July 5, 2010 at 11:29 AM
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Hassan said...
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July 5, 2010 at 4:53 PM
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Hassan said...
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Hello "Anonymous"
You are right this blog is new and seeks your feedback.
As far as your question regarding effectiveness of eye exercises and medial prescription is concerned, let me apprise you that "prevention is better than cure".
These exercise effectively mitigate effect of day long laborious work but in case you suffer from a sever eye syndrome, you have to consult your physician and take back upon his/her prescription.
I personally feel we should avoid taking medicine for problems we can cure by taking exercise and/or prescribed nutrition.
I am sure it works. -
July 5, 2010 at 4:56 PM
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Anonymous said...
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@ Hassan!
I understand "prevention is better than cure" but please give a thought to your last sentence, are you sure we should not take medicines?
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July 7, 2010 at 2:01 PM
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Hassan said...
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K@
I don't mean we should not take medicine. In fact my point of view is to avoid excessive use of medicines. Why to take a medicine if a body disorder can be cured simply by taking proper diet and regular exercise. Medicines do have side effects but diet and/or exercises don't have :)
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July 7, 2010 at 5:32 PM
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Anonymous said...
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Well, I don't think a doctor ever prescribes excessive medicine. It is his duty to prescribe what a patient exactly needs. Therefore I don't feel anything wrong to take medicine for a body disorder.
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July 21, 2010 at 7:49 AM
GREAT BLOG VERY INFORMATIVE AND HELPFULL TO COMBAT EYE STRAIN.PARTICULARLY NATURAL SCENERY SUN THERAPY ARE WORTH WORKING.
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for appreciation!
I am learning about some new exercises to combat eye fatigue caused by day long computer use. I am sure they would be very helpful for computer users......... so stay tuned ;)
Hello all,
ReplyDeleteThese exercises sound helpful to lessen eye fatigue though I have not personally taken them yet but my question is that if these exercises too effective to reduce eye strain, why physicians and medical practitioners prescribe medicines and eye drops to patients. I wonder these exercise cost nothing but the medicines are too expensive to buy.
Khalil.
Hello all,
ReplyDeleteIt seams as if blog is too young to receive many comments. Anyhow, these exercises sound helpful to lessen eye fatigue though I have not personally taken them yet; but my question is that if these exercises too effective to reduce eye strain, why physicians and medical practitioners prescribe medicines and eye drops to patients. I wonder these exercise cost nothing but the medicines are too expensive to buy.
Sorry for inconvenience caused by my duplicate post. I don't know how to delete previous one.
Khalil
This comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteHello "Anonymous"
ReplyDeleteYou are right this blog is new and seeks your feedback.
As far as your question regarding effectiveness of eye exercises and medial prescription is concerned, let me apprise you that "prevention is better than cure".
These exercise effectively mitigate effect of day long laborious work but in case you suffer from a sever eye syndrome, you have to consult your physician and take back upon his/her prescription.
I personally feel we should avoid taking medicine for problems we can cure by taking exercise and/or prescribed nutrition.
I am sure it works.
@ Hassan!
ReplyDeleteI understand "prevention is better than cure" but please give a thought to your last sentence, are you sure we should not take medicines?
Regards,
K
K@
ReplyDeleteI don't mean we should not take medicine. In fact my point of view is to avoid excessive use of medicines. Why to take a medicine if a body disorder can be cured simply by taking proper diet and regular exercise. Medicines do have side effects but diet and/or exercises don't have :)
Regards,
Well, I don't think a doctor ever prescribes excessive medicine. It is his duty to prescribe what a patient exactly needs. Therefore I don't feel anything wrong to take medicine for a body disorder.
ReplyDelete