Stress can affect your eyes… and your vision! In this video, we discuss three common eye conditions triggered by stress and what you can do about it. These are just a few manifestations of stress to the eyes and the body, so make sure you eat and sleep well, and find ways to take care of yourself and decrease stressors in your life :)

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00:00 Introduction
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#stress #eyes #eyesight

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