All About Kids' Eye-sight
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Hi,
Anyone can recommend one with reasonable price for kids? Thanks. -
Try to drink chrysanthemum tea 4 cups per day for at least 3 months? Might help for the eye sight. Read from somewhere, but have not try personally.
My child keep watching tv, and only 2 years old. So scare got eye problems soon. Once my back is turned, my child will sit very near the tv, or sleep on bed to watch the show. :x
Everytime after I scolded, then slowly move back to sit at the correct place. -
Oppsgal:
This can be done quite easily. A stupid question, the cup in question is the small Chinese teacup? Thanks.Try to drink chrysanthemum tea 4 cups per day for at least 3 months? Might help for the eye sight. Read from somewhere, but have not try personally.
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csb:
4 cups = 1litre from those measurement website.
This can be done quite easily. A stupid question, the cup in question is the small Chinese teacup? Thanks.Oppsgal:
Try to drink chrysanthemum tea 4 cups per day for at least 3 months? Might help for the eye sight. Read from somewhere, but have not try personally.
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Won't that be too \"liang\"? :?
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What about letting kids chew on wolfberries like raisins?
You can try buying the larger and more "juicy" ones from medical stores and let them eat a handful a day. Heard it helps.
I am going to let DD start eating them when she returns from school today. -
Happy Mama:
My dd ate many kgs of wolfberries since young. It didn't help.:(What about letting kids chew on wolfberries like raisins?
You can try buying the larger and more \"juicy\" ones from medical stores and let them eat a handful a day. Heard it helps.
I am going to let DD start eating them when she returns from school today. -
sall:
Wow! Kgs of wolfberries?! So the wolfberries thingy is just a myth huh?
My dd ate many kgs of wolfberries since young. It didn't help.:(Happy Mama:
What about letting kids chew on wolfberries like raisins?
You can try buying the larger and more \"juicy\" ones from medical stores and let them eat a handful a day. Heard it helps.
I am going to let DD start eating them when she returns from school today. -
deminc:
Won't that be too \"liang\"? :?
Not sure. Haven't try the drinking of tea everyday. Only read somewhere. Just started on the remedy yesterday. My child don't like the tea. Guess have to mix into milk. -
Yes, I think it's just a myth but wolfberries is rich in vitamins and minerals too, so can still eat lah. The expensive high grade ones are very sweet and juicy, don't be alarmed if your child's poo is red after eating, it is ok.

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