The Australia Research Council have carried out a study which suggests that a lack of exposure to sunlight may damage children's sight.
Spending time in the sun can prevent children from becoming short-sighted.
Spending time in the sun can prevent children from becoming short-sighted.
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- ClareW
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- added January 06, 2009
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WOW. I feel like I knew it. It's one of those things we instinctively know, like how conditioner clogs pores, or how bare feet are better for health, or that the taste and feel of dirt is sometimes priceless compared to sterile carpet.
But now, does it reverse short-sightedness? Because then I might give up my palor for better vision.
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- lomographic
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