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Ankò, yon jistis pa jeneralize Istwa espesyalman ki an relasyon ak koulè men avèg vo debunking tout nan menm! kontwole òdinatè ou pa pral mal je ou, Men lè w ap itilize yon òdinatè pou pwolonje peryòd, je yo bat je mwens pase nòmal. Sa fè wè yo sèch, souvan ki kondwi yon sansasyon fatig nan zye ak tand. Demenm, toutotan ke paran yo pale tankou timoun yo twòp televizyon pral blese je yo, senpleman pa gen prèv pou tou sa. Nan ka nenpòt, evite nenpòt nan sansasyon fatig, regilye yo rekòmande ti kraze. Enteresan, timoun yo jwenn ki te konsantre nan nivo pre pi bon pase granmoun, Men, si ou fè avi pitit ou regilyèman chita fèmen televizyon an pou li kapab yon siy klèrvwayans kout- ak sou baz sa yo ta dwe ekzamine.
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Again, a fairly generalised myth not specifically related to color blindness but worth debunking all the same! Your computer monitor won’t harm your eyes, however when using a computer for extended periods, the eyes blink less than normal. This makes the eyes dry, which often leads to a feeling of fatigue and eye strain. Likewise, as much as parents like to tell their children too much TV will hurt their eyes, there is simply no proof of this whatsoever. In either case, to avoid any feelings of fatigue, regular short breaks are recommended. Interestingly, children have been found to focus at close range better than adults, but if you do notice your child regularly sitting close to the TV it may be a sign of short sightedness – and on those grounds should be investigated.