If you suffer from nausea, headaches, dizziness or fatigue when riding in a car, shopping, reading, using a computer or smart phone, exercising or watching movies and are extra sensitive to light.
You may have the SEE Sick Syndrome when just SEEING motion and eye movement triggers the symptoms.
The good news !
There is a drug free cure with Dynamic Adaptive Vision Therapy
A round table discussion held in January 2016 – chaired by Professor John Marshall with a panel of experts representing research, ophthalmology, academia and retail optometry – set out to determine the extent to which blue light is a hazard to the human eye and to establish whether it is implicated in disease such as age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
Discussions included the availability of existing research and the likelihood of future studies being conducted, which will help support the increasing body of evidence that blue light is a concern for eye health. They concluded by suggesting how this potential risk should be discussed in the practice environment.
Article from the magazine "Point de vue"
Macular degeneration (AMD) and cataracts play a major role in the United States health care system and global effort directed to the prevention of these conditions now is part of optometry initiatives. To benefit society both from a financial and a productivity perspective, optometrists focus on four areas in clinical practice: protective lenses, nutraceuticals, genetic testing and periodic examinations.