Care of the Skin and Eyes

December 10, 2008 by Frederick Zammit  
Published in Skin

Some tips on skin and eye care.

There are many skin diseases, some of which are caused by germs. Others are due to substances to which the skin is very sensitive. For example, boils are caused by an infection of certain bacteria commonly found on the skin. Fungus growths can also cause skin disease. Dirty, neglected skin can result in infestation by insects, such as lice.

A clean skin will either completely eliminate the possibility of these skin ailments, or will lessen the presence of the things that cause them, to the point where the natural protective functions of the body can handle sucj threats. The skin should be thoroughly washed with mild soap at least once a day. If an infection or a fungus growth does take place, a physician should be consulted.

care of the eyes

The eyes are probably the most valuable sense organs. They should not be exposed to very bright sunlight. In the presence of bright sunlight, sunglasses give adequate protection. One should always have sufficientlight when reading or writting. Rest the eyes occasionally by looking into the distance or by closing them once in a while.

Never rub your eyes with dirty towels or hands. An infection may result. The eyes should be tested regularly at least once a year, or more frequently as the case may be. Above all, never try to treat any eye trouble yourself. Always obtain the help of a physician.

Blind spot is an article I wrote. If you read it there is a good experiment to try with your eyes.

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  1. Darla Smith Says:

    Great advice! Thanks for sharing.


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