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People today experience significant stress at work and constant worry about job demands, leading many to overwork. This lifestyle has contributed to a rise in several health problems, including diabetes, vision impairment, memory decline, and reduced tolerance levels. Individuals aged 35 and above are particularly vulnerable, making it important to address their growing health concerns. According to World Health Organization statistics, diabetes affected over 52.3 crore people globally in 2014. By 2030, nearly 9.8 crore Indians are expected to have type-2 diabetes. The number of diabetes cases continues to rise in both developed and developing nations, and in many developing countries, treatment and healthcare support remain inadequate. As a result, diabetic individuals face a significantly higher risk of vision-related complications-studies show that they are up to 25 times more likely to experience vision loss compared to non-diabetic individuals. The eyes are among the most vital organs in the human body. Good eyesight is essential for daily functioning and overall quality of life. The main components of the human eye include the cornea, retina, pupil, optic nerve, iris, sclera and lens. Among these, the retina plays a crucial role in vision: it receives incoming light, processes it, and converts it into electrical impulses that travel through the optic nerve to the brain. Diabetes is one of the most common causes of retinal damage and vision problems, making early awareness and intervention extremely important.

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