Yes, vision can fluctuate due to simple things like lack of sleep or spending many hours on your phone. But when the symptom recurs, lasts for several days, or affects only one eye, the wisest course of action is to find the real cause. This avoids wasting time on solutions that promise too much and deliver little.What’s up with guava leaves and why did they go viral?
Guava leaves are popular in home remedies for various digestive and skin ailments. Some people also use them on their eyes because they believe they reduce inflammation or improve vision. However, tradition is one thing, and scientific evidence for eye use is quite another.
The truth is, there’s no solid evidence that putting guava leaves in your eyes improves blurred vision in two hours, nor that it “cleanses” the eye as some videos claim. In fact, applying plants, juices, or infusions directly to the eye can irritate or contaminate the ocular surface if not prepared properly.
