#shorts How To Reduce Eye Strain Naturally in 2023

#shorts This short video explains the 20, 20, 20 rule the eye doctors share with their patients to help reduce eye strain naturally and prevent tired eyes throughout the day. Working remotely has become more and more popular and has caused humans to do more and more computer work that causes the eyes to become overworked and extra tired especially at the end of the day. Watch to see what an actual eye doctor recommends to get rid of tired eyes that you can start doing today.

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