Morning Saliva Benefits For Eyes - #6422

I recently heard about the Ayurvedic practice of using morning saliva for eye care, and it left me curious. What are the actual morning saliva benefits for eyes, and how effective is this practice in improving eye health? I’ve never tried anything like this before, so I want to understand if it’s safe and how it works. From what I understand, Ayurveda suggests that morning saliva, which is collected before eating or drinking anything, has healing properties. Is this true? How does saliva have benefits for the eyes? I’ve heard claims that it can reduce irritation, dryness, and even improve vision over time. Are these morning saliva benefits for eyes mentioned in Ayurvedic texts, or is it more of a folk remedy? If this method is effective, how exactly do you use morning saliva for eyes? Do you apply it directly with your finger, or is there a specific way to do it hygienically? I’m concerned about whether this practice might cause irritation or infection, especially if someone already has sensitive eyes or a condition like conjunctivitis. Are there any specific eye problems that can benefit more from this practice, such as redness, dryness, or puffiness? And how long does it typically take to see results from using morning saliva for eyes? If this is a daily practice, does it need to be combined with other Ayurvedic remedies, such as Triphala water for washing the eyes, to maximize its benefits? Lastly, are there any modern studies or scientific insights that support the use of morning saliva for eye health? I’m open to trying natural remedies, but I’d like to be sure that the benefits outweigh any potential risks. If you’ve personally tried this practice or know more about its origins, I’d love to hear your experience and advice.