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KELSEY Parker has raved about an affordable beauty buy that she claims has ‘changed’ her life. The mum-of-two, who earlier ...

The trend shows creators peeling off their various slept-in beauty aids, from heatless curl rollers to hair bonnets, under eye patches, chin straps, mouth tapes, and even castor oil packs strapped ...

The new ointment, AZR-MD-OO1, prevents proteins from clogging the oil glands. This allows natural oils to remain on the eye and reduces tear evaporation. It was in phase 3 clinical trial in 2024.

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effectively alleviating the symptoms of dry eyes. ALSO READ: Castor oil is a natural treatment for dry eye conditions: Research The study was conducted on 299 participants between the ages of 18-45.

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A recent study by researchers from China and the UK suggests that laughter therapy could be an innovative treatment for dry eyes. Involving 283 participants, the study compared laughter exercises ...

"As a safe, environmentally friendly, and low-cost intervention, laughter exercise could serve as a first-line, home-based treatment for people with symptomatic dry eye disease and limited corneal ...

suggesting it could be an alternative treatment. Dry eye disease is a common condition that affects up to a third of the population. However, it is more likely to affect those aged over 65.

For a study has found that laughing can be just as effective as drops when it comes to dry eyes. Researchers suggest it could be prescribed as an alternative treatment for the condition which ...

Laughter may be as effective as eye drops in improving symptoms of dry eye disease, finds a clinical trial published by The BMJ today. The researchers suggest that laughter exercise could be an ...