Does feng shui at home have an effect on eyes?

As the saying goes, eyes are the windows of the soul, so we must protect our eyes. Daily eye care includes but is not limited to going to bed early, not playing mobile phones in too dark places, and so on. But have you ever thought that the places you often stay may affect your eyes, such as some feng shui hidden dangers at home?

Windows are an important factor affecting the eyes.

As we all know, the window is a vent in home feng shui. If there is something wrong with the window feng shui, it may not only affect individuals, but even affect the fortune of the whole family. Therefore, there should be no plants outside the window. If there are lush trees outside the window, or leafy vines climb into the room, it will not only affect the sunshine and air circulation, but also affect the feng shui at home. Because green plants themselves are negative, this may affect the balance of yin and yang indoors. Especially when there are many women in the family, we should pay more attention to health problems.

Windows should not be damaged.

Because the window is one of the most important factors of home feng shui, some people even call it "the eye of feng shui", so once it is damaged, it may affect the eye health of residents. Besides, the window should not face the road. Luchong is a geomantic term, which means "when there is a straight road or river behind or in front of the house, it comes straight at the house." Moreover, there is a saying that "ten roads rush to nine evils", which may be more prone to accidents, so it is best to avoid facing the window.

white light

Light is a very important point in Feng Shui, and white light is one of the most harmful points. Under bright white light, the retina and iris will be damaged to varying degrees, and the vision will drop sharply. The incidence of cataract is as high as 45%. It can also make people dizzy and upset, and even cause insomnia, loss of appetite, depression, physical weakness and other similar symptoms of neurasthenia. The light of the "city that never sleeps" will disturb the normal biological clock of the human body, resulting in low work efficiency during the day. Therefore, it is harmful to the eyes and must be avoided.