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I Live Younger - October 2017

In the October 2017 issue of I Live Younger, look for our guides on dealing with tinnitus, eradicating acne, boosting your memory, and more. Our team is here to help you improve in a variety of areas in life, and truly rewind the clock back to the exuberance of your youth. Give a man a fish, and he'll eat for a day. But teach him how to fish, and you've fed him for a lifetime.

In the October 2017 issue of I Live Younger, look for our guides on dealing with tinnitus, eradicating acne, boosting your memory, and more. Our team is here to help you improve in a variety of areas in life, and truly rewind the clock back to the exuberance of your youth. Give a man a fish, and he'll eat for a day. But teach him how to fish, and you've fed him for a lifetime.

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WATCH OUT FOR<br />

EXCESSIVE BLINKING<br />

Blinking too often can be a sign you have<br />

an eye issue. If your eyes are not dry, it<br />

just may be the result of a nervous tic<br />

you are experiencing. If this happens, try<br />

to relax. If you can rule out that it is a tic,<br />

consult an ophthalmologist.<br />

5<br />

WEAR GOOD SUNGLASSES<br />

Sunglasses will let you not have<br />

to deal with rays that are ultraviolet.<br />

Find sunglasses that block out 100<br />

percent of UVA and UVB rays. Consider<br />

polarized lenses if you drive often.<br />

They decrease glare. Lastly, even if you<br />

are a contact lens wearer who gets<br />

some protection from your lenses,<br />

wearing sunglasses is still a good idea.<br />

Sunglasses look great, but they are also<br />

useful for protection. Sunglasses keep<br />

those damaging UV rays away so that your<br />

eyes stay healthy. You can get prescription<br />

sunglasses or have Transitions lenses put<br />

in your regular glasses.<br />

6<br />

USE EYE DROPS SPARINGLY<br />

If you use eye drops to sooth your eyes<br />

because allergens irritate them, you should<br />

use them sparingly. While they do provide<br />

relief, overusing them can cause other issues.<br />

If eye drops do not soothe eyes enough, see<br />

an eye care specialist for better treatments.<br />

16 Issue 9 • <strong>October</strong> <strong>2017</strong>

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