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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8288060/
Abstract
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the role of the canonical Wnt signaling in the development of the myopia.
Methods: Plasma from adult patients with myopia, myopic animal models including the adenomatous polyposis...
There is research that red light can be beneficial for eye health, such as lowering ROS and oxidative stress, increasing ATP, exerting neuroprotective effects and lowering IOP.
Has anyone here shone red light on their eyes either with open or closed lids and got benefits from it?
As the study says, there has been a drastic increase in myopia cases over the last century. Early research pointed at excessive indoor book reading and studying as a cause of the epidemic. Unsurprisingly, these initial claims were quickly drowned by fake research denying that such a link exists...
I posted about riboflavin a few months go in regards to treating another eye condition. This new study found that riboflavin may also be effective as a combination treatment of myopia.
Novel cross-linking application for low myopia shows promise
"...This new application of corneal...
As the article says the therapy is not yet approved by the FDA in the US but if it works as well as it is being described then it is only a matter of time to get it available here. I am not sure I am thrilled about the UVA light used as part of the procedure, but still it is an impressive...