Ever feel like your eyesight just started slipping out of nowhere? You find yourself holding your phone at arm’s length. Readers multiply in every room. Stronger prescriptions seem to be the only solution.
But what if your vision wasn’t just something to “manage”… What if you could actually support and improve it—naturally?
That’s exactly what I’ve been doing for the past few years, and today I’m breaking it down. No surgery. No expensive treatments. Just light, minerals, nourishment, and rhythm.
Let’s talk about what actually works.
👁️ Why Your Vision Shifts After 40
Just like your hormones, your eyesight goes through changes during perimenopause, menopause, and beyond. But this decline isn’t just about age—it’s about environment, habits, and lifestyle. From blue light and nutrient deficiencies to screen overload and lack of sunlight, our modern lives aren’t doing our eyes any favors.
🌞 Start With Natural Light — Not Artificial Ones
One of the biggest changes I made?
Stepping outside first thing in the morning—no sunglasses, no windows, just natural light hitting my eyes and skin.
Looking gently toward the sunrise (yes, even with eyes closed or partially open) for just a few seconds helps reset your circadian rhythm, boost melatonin production, and regulate eye function.
Overuse of sunglasses, especially in the morning, blocks this powerful cue.
Takeaway Tip: Get outside within 30 minutes of waking. Ditch the shades. Let your eyes reconnect with real light.
🔵 Reduce Blue Light — Especially After Dark
We spend our days in front of screens and under artificial lighting—and our eyes are paying for it.
Blue light exposure:
- Suppresses melatonin (which your eyes need to repair)
- Increases dryness, fatigue, and strain
- Disrupts sleep, which impacts vision recovery
Simple shifts that help:
- Use blue light blockers in the evening
- Switch screens to Night Shift mode
- Follow the 20-20-20 rule (every 20 minutes, look 20 feet away for 20 seconds)
Takeaway Tip: The more screen-free time your eyes get after dark, the better they regenerate.
🔴 Embrace Red Light for Eye Regeneration
Red and near-infrared light stimulate mitochondria—your cells’ energy centers—including those in the retina.
I’ve added red light therapy to my routine and use red light glasses a few minutes a day. The difference in eye strain and sharpness has been incredible.
Takeaway Tip: Try red light glasses—or simply watch the sunrise barefoot outside.
Want to try what I use? Grab my red glasses here
🐟 Eat for Eye Structure: Think DHA
Your retina is made up of DHA, a specific omega-3 fat that supports visual clarity, moisture, and resilience. Especially during menopause, when dry eyes are more common, DHA becomes critical.
Best sources?
Wild-caught salmon, sardines, mackerel, and pastured eggs.
I focus on animal-based DHA for its bioavailability.
Takeaway Tip: Prioritize DHA-rich animal foods to support your retina, hormone balance, and reduce dryness.
💧 Hydrate Smarter, Not Harder
Contrary to popular belief, more water isn’t always better.
Structured, mineral-rich water (like spring water or sun-charged water in a blue bottle) supports the eyes more effectively than excessive plain water.Another tool I love? Infopathy – it turns a simple glass of water into a natural remedy using frequency-based imprints. I use it for detox, sleep, focus, and yes—even eye support.
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👉 Turn a glass of water into a natural remedy
Takeaway Tip: Don’t just drink more water—drink better water. Structured water and frequency support can make all the difference.
🌿 Pearl Powder — My Natural Eye Tonic
Pearl powder is a mineral-rich, ancient remedy I use both internally and topically.
It’s high in calcium, magnesium, zinc, and amino acids that reduce oxidative stress, support collagen, and nourish eye tissue.
I pat it gently around my eyes to reduce puffiness and fine lines, and take it internally for vision support.
I use this one: Ancient Purity Pearl Powder
And I explain more here: Watch the video
Takeaway Tip: Pearl powder nourishes both skin and vision—inside and out.
🌍 Grounding, Rest, and Eye Recovery
Your nervous system plays a major role in eye health. If your stress is high, your vision often suffers. Daily grounding (barefoot walks on earth or grass) helps reduce inflammation and promote deeper, more restorative sleep.
I also practice:
- Palming: gently cupping warm hands over eyes
- Eye yoga: drawing figure 8s and shifting near-to-far focus
One tool I absolutely love for calming the mind and resetting my nervous system in the evenings? NeuroVizr® – a gentle light and sound device that brings almost instant calm and clarity.
It’s especially helpful for unwinding after screen time and promoting restful sleep—both essential for vision repair. Use code BRAINHEALTH10 and learn more here:
👉 Calm Your Mind Instantly with NeuroVizr®
✨ My Real-Life Eye Care Routine
Here’s what I actually do:
- Morning sun (no sunglasses) to reset my eyes and hormones
- Red light glasses in the afternoon
- DHA-rich foods at lunch (usually sardines or eggs)
- Pearl powder around my eyes at night
- Blue light blockers on my screen after sunset
- Grounding barefoot while I take my evening walk
- Eye palming + 20-20-20 rule during work
- Infopathy water imprinting throughout the day
- NeuroVizr® in the evening to wind down and support melatonin
It’s not perfect every day. But the consistency has paid off—and my vision has never felt more stable.
Prefer Visuals?
Here’s a quick breakdown in video form:
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Final Thoughts
Our vision is too important to ignore—and the good news is, we have more natural tools than ever to support it.
From light and movement to minerals and nervous system balance, small consistent changes can have a big impact. Whether you’re dealing with dry eyes, screen fatigue, or you simply want to preserve your sight as you age, the answers aren’t always found in stronger prescriptions. Sometimes they’re found in getting back to nature, tuning into your rhythms, and choosing nourishment over quick fixes.
If this resonated with you and you’d like to go deeper, you’ll find more personal protocols and strategies here:
- The Aging Games Digital Guide – a complete roadmap for hormone health, weight balance, skin, sleep, and more
- The Age-Defying Video Program – real-life tools to help you feel stronger, clearer, and more confident in midlife and beyond
