The DRY EYE DIET | Explained by Ophthalmologist @MichaelRChuaMD

In this video, Dr. Michael Chua reviews the latest research studies examining which nutrients can benefit patients with dry eye disease.

Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
0:21 Vitamin B12
1:25 Vitamin A
2:25 Vitamin D
5:08 Fish Oil
7:56 Processed Foods?
8:09 Summary

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[lindalovessparkles]

your videos are always so informative!!

[coachwork]

B1 is responsible for autonomic nervous function, i.e., not blinking enough

[fatmahammadeche]

Thank you very much! your videos are so informative!

[Photoshock]

I'm always confident in your rock-solid work.

[phunghuyhoaofficial]

So helpful video, Thanks for sharing about the dry eye diet!

[antiquity]

Greetings from Germany and thanks for the information

[reizacitahotel]

Dr Michael looks really handsome and super attractive voice❤

[fatiflowero]

Great video! But I am wondering if there is a procedure that can be done for extremely dry eyes to get some relief from dryness!?

[rahmatullaharian]

20 years old Male.
It has been about 4 years since my eyes aren't comfortabe. Local opthalmologist dignosed it dry eyes. I feel discomfort when I am indoor. But I feel comfortable when I am outdoor in a free-space. I don't know whether it is an allergey or what. I have used tens of eyedrops. I went to some ophthalmologist but none worked out except being outdoor during the day.
Any advice?

[rosefenton]

please can you help my eyes? I suffer with dry-eyes for years, blocked ducts, bletharitis and growing cataracts for years. this year my husband has had heart failure and heart attack, when he is usually my own carer as I am ill and disabled, and therefore we have been confined totally to home and bed. my only contact with the outside world has been the internet, except for having to pay for carers each day. my eyes are so very wet, extremely sore and inflamed. and painful. i use dry-eye drops, and led spray. but they see to have got so much worse that I can hardly bear to read or work. please can you advise me. I would be so grateful. Rose Fenton

[ligayadasa-ceov]

Magawa ko iyan pag akoy nakasakay na papunta sa kung dsan ako, dapat at karapadspat, kung ayaw na nla akon eah akong magawa kay cla ang may hawak ng KEYoh d kayay tapod na cla, de bali may AmBAG na ako

[rmatt]

dry eye doesn t exist, it s a complication of an another desease