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The Health Benefits of Sunglasses Word Count: 240 Summary: Did you realize sunglasses protect you from more than cataracts? There are several significant benefits to wearing sunglasses every time you go out into sunlight. Keywords: sunglasses,designer,cataracts,health,UV Article Body: Did you realize sunglasses protect you from more than cataracts? There are several significant benefits to wearing sunglasses every time you go out into sunlight. DRIVING GLARE Sunglasses with 100% UV tinting cut down on glare from reflected sunlight rsspect.org This reduces squinting (and the wrinkles it causes), and can prevent certain migraines and headaches brought on by bright light ambafrance-kwt.org But the real benefit comes when you're driving: glare from a road can temporarily blind drivers emtuning.com UV tinted sunglasses allow you to avoid this potential hazard imagesbystacyphoto.com And you don't have to choose dark lenses: pale amber or other light colors work just as well to prevent glare, as long as they are 100% UV tinted. BLOW DRYING YOUR EYES Wind and air conditioning can dry out your eyes, causing discomfort, redness, itchiness and soreness kryptonightproductions.com In cars, air conditioning often feels best when it’s blowing near your face – and that means into your eyes levietthuat.com Wearing sunglasses – even when it’s not sunny – cuts down on the effects of air blowing directly into your eyes. CATARACTS Don’t forget cataracts – one of those ailments you don’t really think about until it’s too late livenfirerecords.com Long term excessive exposure to UV rays can cause cataracts in your eyes. Symptoms include blurred vision, light sensitivity, double vision, needing brighter light to read, and fading of colors. Wearing sunglasses regularly can prevent or slow the development of cataracts, so it’s never too early to start.
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