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In an increasingly hectic world, the search for well-being has become the norm. In the face of stress and the vagaries of life, it is sometimes difficult to reconnect with your body. Several practices, such as cardiac coherence, aim, through small simple exercises, to begin a relaxation which, practiced regularly and over the long term, […]

We have all had the impression that little flies were flying very close to our eyes. It is actually small floating bodies that pass in our eyes. This is called myodesopsia. This phenomenon is sometimes raised by patients who legitimately wonder. Here is some information in case of doubt. Myodesopsia: an entoptic phenomenon Myodesopsia is […]

Contact lenses have many advantages over glasses, the first being to track eye movement. They also offer the comfort of "being forgotten" and are not subject to the problems of fogging or scratches. Despite these good points, it can happen that the lenses become difficult to bear, even for regulars. So how do you advise […]

World Sight Day is now an unmissable event in the small world of optics. The alarming findings of the World Health Organization's World Vision Reports, as well as the United Nations Vision Resolution confirmed that "eye health is essential to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals." Focus on the actions of this new edition. World Sight […]

We often hear about blue light and its harmful effects. In our screen-intensive societies, it has become essential to protect our eyes against this relatively new threat. Anti-blue light equipment has also flourished on the market in the optical sector. But another type of light would this time have benefits for the eye. This is […]