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Pleo-MUC Mecokehl Eye Drops Indicated for Cataracts, Glaucoma, Dry Eye & Conjunctivitis

A homeopathic eye drop called Pleo-MUC (Mucokehl) is designed to increase circulation and reduce congestion in the eye. The drops are aimed at helping dry, irritated eyes. They are indicated for cataracts, glaucoma, dry eye syndrome and conjunctivitis. Homeopathy uses a dilution of certain substances to counteract a condition or disease. This technique was founded … Continue reading “Pleo-MUC Mecokehl Eye Drops Indicated for Cataracts, Glaucoma, Dry Eye & Conjunctivitis”

Eye Infections: A Guide to Keratitis, Pink Eye (Conjunctivitis) and More

Eye infections are a result of invasion of any part of the eye by disease-causing microorganisms. These include certain pathogens that can invade the eyelid, the conjunctiva, the cornea and, in severe and serious cases, inner parts of the eye as well. Eye infections can affect one or both eyes. Although an eye infection can … Continue reading “Eye Infections: A Guide to Keratitis, Pink Eye (Conjunctivitis) and More”

Spices and Herbs for Vision Health

Herbs and spices do more than add flavor—they’re packed with nutrients that support vision, brain, and overall health. Used for centuries in traditional medicine, these powerful plants are now backed by modern research. Whether you add them to your meals or take them as supplements, the right herbs can play a key role in maintaining … Continue reading “Spices and Herbs for Vision Health”

Seasonal Allergies Lead to Red Eye, Orbital Cellulitis or Dry Eye Disease

Spring brings the revival of vibrant flowering plants and an increase in pollen and plant-related allergies. Seasonal allergies are also called allergic rhinitis and hay fever. Symptoms affect the eyes of an estimated 40–60% of allergy-prone individuals. Eye-related allergic reactions range from mild discomfort to severe cases that may impair visual function, significantly impacting quality … Continue reading “Seasonal Allergies Lead to Red Eye, Orbital Cellulitis or Dry Eye Disease”

Visual Detox – A Whole-Body Connection

Visual detox refers to purifying the eyes of debris, toxins, and the effects of bad visual habits. Debris build-up can affect vision health and contribute to the onset of eye disease. These diseases can include eye irritation, effects on lacrimation related to dry eyes, glaucoma, and macular degeneration (AMD). Focusing too much on close-up computer … Continue reading “Visual Detox – A Whole-Body Connection”

How Your Gut Health Affects Your Eye Health

The digestive tract is filled with over 100 trillion microorganisms, many of which are needed for gut health — and good health.1 The gut flora, as they are called, has a similar function to that of other organs in the body.2 The intestinal microorganisms are their own environment. This environment aids the body’s immune system … Continue reading “How Your Gut Health Affects Your Eye Health”

What are Micronutrients?

About Micronutrients Vitamins, minerals, and other special nutrients are known as micronutrients because we only need tiny amounts of each one. However, micronutrients are essential for well-being, healthy development, and disease prevention. The human body needs nearly 30 micronutrients, but it can only produce one: vitamin D. The other micronutrients come only from food. A … Continue reading “What are Micronutrients?”

Protect Your Eyes During Allergy Season

Allergy season is once again upon us, causing many people a great deal of discomfort, including eye irritation and redness. According to conservative estimates, more than one in five Americans has allergies, and the number rises every year. And to compound the problem, researchers have noted that due to climate change, allergy season will be … Continue reading “Protect Your Eyes During Allergy Season”

Dry Eye Relief

Untreated dry eye syndrome can cause permanent eye damage,1 particularly to the cornea. Relief for Dry Eyes Dry eye syndrome affects up to 49 million Americans. It is an epidemic partially the result of excessive computer and cell phone use. Studies have shown that people who use computers, smart phones and tablets are at greater … Continue reading “Dry Eye Relief”