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Ayurveda suggests maintaining an eyewash routine. When you wake up, wash your eyes with cool water while holding water in your mouth.
Ayurvedic wisdom also dismisses the use of too hot or too cold water for the eyes. Extreme conditions can always be harmful. Maintaining this morning eye wash routine can help keep your eyes naturally healthy.
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Stimulating your eyesight can improve blood circulation, eventually improving vision. Trataka is an Ayurvedic eye health method in which we stare at a burning ghee lamp. Take a ghee lamp with a cotton wick to practice this and light it up.
Now, shut all the lights inside your room, sit on the floor, fold your legs, place the ghee lamp on the floor and gaze at it. Place the lamp at a viewing angle of 30 degrees.
Practising this for ten minutes each day can help improve eye strength.
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Several Ayurvedic herbs can help improve eye health. For example, Amla, Punarnava, and Triphala can โbe dramatically nourishing for eye health. Wondering how to add these to your eye care routine?
Kerala Ayurveda’s Triphala tablets are not only helpful to relieve constipation and gut health, it can also help you manage your eye care concerns.
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