What Is the Rarest Eye Color, and What Causes Eye Color Variations? - #15693
I recently came across an article about eye colors, and it got me wondering—what is the rarest eye color, and why do some people have such unique eye shades? From what I understand, most people have brown, blue, green, or hazel eyes, but there are rarer colors like gray, amber, and even red in people with albinism. What determines the rarest eye color, and is it purely genetic, or do environmental factors play a role? Another thing I found interesting is that some people’s eyes change color depending on lighting, emotions, or even health conditions. How does that work? Can a person’s rarest eye color naturally shift over time? Since I’m interested in holistic health, I also looked into Ayurveda’s perspective on eye color and vision health. Are there Ayurvedic practices or foods that can enhance eye strength or maintain eye color vibrancy? I read that Triphala, ghee, and carrot juice are often recommended for eye health—do these actually work? For those with unique eye colors, have you noticed any changes in your eyes over time? Does eye color impact vision in any way? I’d love to hear from people with rare eye colors and learn more about how genetics and health influence eye color.
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