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    Poor Eyesight

    The eyes are considered to be the most important sense organ. It is the seat of Pitta responsible for visual perception. So any causative agent which antagonizes this form of Pitta or envelops it is responsible for diminished eyesight.

    The causes of poor Eyesight or eye diseases are:

    – looking at distant objects for long (like drivers),
    – looking at every minute object for a long, (e.g. doing embroidery, sewing work)
    — prolonged weeping,
    – prolonged anger or grief
    – excessive smoking
    – excessive indulgence in sexual activity,
    – having lots of sour food items
    – suppressing the tears
    – suppression of the urge to urinate or to pass stools

    Ayurveda has an elaborate account of eye diseases and their treatment covering a wide spectrum of eye diseases, the most common area of concern is the ever-increasing power of the lens of the spectacles and the stigma attached to the use of spectacles in the first place itself (particularly the teens & young adults).

    So can Ayurveda help in improving eyesight?
    Luckily there are remedies that give good results in improving eyesight and may even help one to see clearly without the help of spectacles.

    Ayurvedic Remedies:

    – Corriander leaf juice mixed with a little bit of honey.
    – Dried powdered leaves of Gotukola 1 teaspoon taken with ghee and honey (in unequal quantities) twice a day
    Triphala to be taken with a little bit of ghee. Alternatively, Triphala can be taken with a little bit of honey..
    – Almonds, fennel seeds, and sugar candy equal part by weight are taken and ground into a fine powder. 2 teaspoons of this powder taken at night with 2 cups of milk at night for about two months helps to improve visual acuity and may help to get rid of spectacles. For children, half the dose is used.
    – In the morning fill your mouth with water and splash fresh water on your eyes gently. Release water in your mouth once it becomes warm. Repeat 3-4 times. This refreshes the eyes and is advocated as a part of the daily regimen by all Ayurvedic texts.
    – Eye muscle exercises with palming of the eyes are also helpful. For palming rub your hands vigorously for a few seconds. Close your eyes and cover with warmed-up palms for a few seconds.

    1 Response

    Pauline Koon
    Pauline Koon

    June 09, 2021

    Need help with my eyes, allergies and tired eyes.

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