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Good Info

Very informative but I disagree with No 12

Doctorfitz:


This is something to be discussed offline, in my own opinion.

Maybe you are right... I just want to know his chances

gurunlocker:
Who count the number of cells in the eyes to know it's 107 million

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Ndoooo.
Stop crying

Funny as you want him/her to stop crying , as if you don't know he 'll cry till 2023.



Unfurtenately, We cannot help him

77up:
Funny as you want him/her to stop crying , as if you don't know he 'll cry till 2023.
Unfurtenately, We cannot help him

You are right.
We are only trying to be nice to them as usual.

Nice and educative

bond77:
“The eyes are the windows to the soul” as one well known saying goes. However, there’s just more to the eyes than, well, meets the eye. They allow us to see, first and foremost, as well as allow us to distinguish shapes and sizes at first glance (literally). They also help us recognize our friends and our loved ones. What your eyes do isn’t just limited to these though; so here are 25 crazy facts about your eyes.

25. Eye color can change. Neither blue nor green pigments are ever present in the human iris or ocular fluid. Eye color is therefore something like the sky, it depends on the lighting conditions, especially for lighter-colored eyes.

24. If your eyes are blue, you share a common ancestor with every other blue-eyed individual in the world. The very first person to ever have blue eyes lived around 6,000 to 10,000 years ago. Back then, everyone had brown eyes.

23. Each eye contains 107 million cells and all are light sensitive. Seven million “cones” helps you see color
and detail while the 100 million “rods” help you distinguish black and white. So, less than a tenth of your visual receptors actually detect color.

22. 20/20 vision = normal vision. This number is largely arbitrary but eye doctors determined that people ought to be able to read a chart from 20 feet away. This is normal vision under normal lighting conditions.

21. If you wear glasses that flip mages upside down, your brain corrects your vision. Even though you’d see things upside down, your brain will eventually adapt and you will begin to function as though you are seeing
things right side up (even though you’re really not). There have been several experiments done on this.

20. The eyes blink on an average of 17 times per minute, 14,280 times per day and 5.2 million times a year. Fun fact: you blink more when you’re talking than while you’re reading, We’re not sure about singing though…

19. People say “in the blink of an eye” because it’s the fastest muscle in the body. A blink usually lasts 100 to 150 milliseconds and it’s possible to blink five times in a second.

18. You’ll need reading glasses when you’re older. For around 99% of the population, the age they’ll first need reading glasses is between 43 and 50. This is because the lens in your eye slowly loses its focusing ability with age.

17. The eye’s lens is quicker than any camera’s. Right behind the pupil is the lens, which focuses on objects you look at. Take a moment to look around a room and think about the various distances you’re focusing at. Each time, you do this, your eye’s lens instantly changes focus without you even being aware of it. Compare that with a camera’s lens which takes a few seconds to focus between this distance to the next.

16. Blinking happens to be an enormously important eye function. Blinking helps remove any debris on your
eye’s surface by spreading tears over them. The tears help moisten and lubricate the eyes and they also have important anti-bacterial properties.

15. Everybody gets cataracts as they get older.
You could think of cataracts as having similarities to getting gray hair in that it’s just a normal, natural change as you age. The average age people first get cataracts is around 70 years old.

14. Diabetes is often first detected during an eye exam.
Those who suffer from type 2 diabetes are often symptom-free, meaning they don’t even know that they’ve got it. This type of diabetes is normally picked up during eye exams as it could be seen as small
haemorrhages from leaking blood vessels at the back of the eye.

13. You see with your brain, not your eyes.
This may sound obvious but many times blurry or poor vision isn’t caused by the eye at all. The poor vision stems from something going wrong in the visual cortex of the brain. There’s a lot that can go wrong with the ocular system.

12. Your eyes can adapt to blind spots.
Specific eye conditions (e.g. glaucoma) could lead to blind spots in your vision. This can prove to be immensely debilitating if it wasn’t for the brain and the eyes abilities to adapt, making such blind spots disappear, similar to the way it adjusts the upside down vision we mentioned earlier. It does this by “suppressing” the blind spot in your affected eye and allowing your good
eye to fill in any “blanks.”

11. 20/20 vision is not the best vision.
In a typical eye test chart, 20/20 vision is the line that’s second from the bottom. The line that’s below it is even smaller and if you can see it, this means you have 20/16 vision. The best recorded human vision, however, was 20/8 which means you could see what normal people see at 8 feet at 20 feet.

10. Your eyes water when they’re dry.
Tears are made up of three different components, namely fat, mucus and, of course, water. If these three components aren’t exactly in their right quantities, your eyes could become dry. Your brain responds to such dryness by producing more of them!

9. Eyes heal quickly.
With the proper care, it will only take around 48 hours for the eye to repair a corneal scratch.

8. Newborns don’t produce tears. In spite of their crying sounds; babies tears don’t begin to flow until they’re around 4 to 13 weeks old.

7. Doctors have yet to find a way to do eyeball transplants. The optic nerve, which connects the eyes to the brain, is too sensitive to successfully reconstruct.

6. Eye measurements.
On average, an eyeball is about an inch in diameter and weighs around 0.25 ounces.

5. Heterochromia.
This eye condition happens when a person is born with two differently colored eyes.

4. Eye muscles.
Out of every muscle in the body, the ones that control the eyes happen to be the most active.

3. Working parts.
Your eyes are made up of more than two million working parts to make them fully functional.

2. Shark eyes.
Shark corneas are very similar to the ones we humans have. Because of that similarity, they’ve been used as replacements in human eye surgeries.

1. Curable conditions.
80% of vision problems around the world are avoidable or even curable. Advancements in lasik surgery as well as preventive care through supplements and diets contribute to this.

Source : list25.com/25-crazy-facts-about-your-eyes/5/


Hemmmm.. I would appreciate it, if the mods can publize this thread on the fp, so that it can be an added knowledge especially for those who rock recommended glasses, for those having eyes issues, et al. Thanks.

God is great. The components of the human body is mind blowing. No wonder the book of Psalm said that man is fearfully and wonderfully made!!!

And people will claim there is no God.

Very informative

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Doctorfitz:
Thumbs up.
Increased intracranial pressure can also be detected in the eye Which presents as papilledema.

Doctor of optometry??

I don't remember most of the stuffs i read online this days!

ArcFresky:
Hi everyone

A family member did a Cataract operation but the technician who took down the blood sugar reading, gave a wrong info. Now d eyes won't heal.

Multiple operations have been done to correct the issue, his blood sugar is also down and he is on supplements.

The question is will the eyesight be restored, if yes, how long, cos I want to sue the hospital.

Is this done in Nigeria?

Really interesting, thanks for sharing. I recently began to notice that my eyes hurt badly if I was in the living room for a long time or reading in the bedroom. I went to an optometrist and he told me that probably the lighting in these rooms doesn't suit me. I found a whole portal https://bestlightguide.com/warm-white-or-cool-white-better-for-eyes/ dedicated to lighting. I decided not to turn on the main light in the bedroom if I read (it's warm yellow, great for relaxing), but I turn on the floor lamp where I bought the cold yellow light. In the living room we decided to remove the main light and place the colored LED lamps in the corners of the room. So I can make the light brighter or muffled, depending on what we do. I became much more comfortable. I'm glad that I have noticed this problem before, as it directly affects the health of our eyes.

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