Improving Eyesight - Understanding Astigmatism
  
  
  Astigmatism is normal as people age. Astigmatism happens when the eyeball loses   its roundness and vision starts to become hazy. Astigmatism can also be caused   by years of stress and strain on the eyes. The eye is surrounded by tiny muscles   that help the eye ball elongate and contract. Years of tension, can weaken these   muscles and cause problems when the eyes need to change shape. 
    
  The eyes are never ever truly round; they are constantly changing shapes   depending on the situation. Everyone has astigmatism every once in awhile. In   fact, you can create the illusion of astigmatism right now by pulling on the eye   lids and blurring the vision. The eyes will usually fix themselves in a few   hours or days; without the use of glasses. Artificial lenses mask the problem   and prevent the eyes from healing themselves. 
  
  The eyes are amazing organs and they are the first line of defense against   tension; we just tend to ignore those signs. If vision because blurry or   distorted, your eyes are telling you to relax and take it easy. 
  
  When you feel tense, there are some activities you can do, and they only take a   few minutes. The first thing to do is relax. Stop what you are doing and take a   quick break. You donât have to leave your desk or the area you are working in.   Simply move your eyes around. Look away from the screen or the papers in front   of you; focus on objects far away and give your eyes a chance to move from near   to far.
  
  If you are at home, you can lie on the floor and have someone swing a pendulum   over your head. This allows your eyes to focus and follow an object and move.   The eyes need to move to work properly. They are not design to start straight   ahead for hours at a time. They are made to move and absorb the world around us.  
  
  An easy solution to astigmatism is to eat more fruits and vegetables. Eating a   more healthy diet can help improve health and eyesight. The important things to   remember is to keep your eyes in motion and give them a break every 15-20   minutes. 
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