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Alleviate Dry Eye: Your 8 week plan to restore healthy eyes and clear vision

Pamela E Theriot, OD, FAAO

Pamela Theriot, OD, FAAO, currently works as the clinical director at Lusk Eye Specialists. She graduated from the University of California at Berkeley and obtained a fellowship in the American Academy of Optometry.

Over the years, Dr. Theriot has treated many patients with dry eye symptoms who have seen practitioner after practitioner with no resolution. Believing that our vision is a precious gift, Dr. Theriot set out to write this book to make dry eye treatment more accessible and easier to understand.

When she isn’t working in the office, she likes to run, swim, and spend time with her husband, Gregory, and their two daughters, Emma and Alexandra. She currently lives in Benton, LA, and hopes her readers will find hope and healing as they learn how to better protect their vision. Learn more about her and her thoughts on dry eye disease at her website: http://www.pamtheriot.com.

Say goodbye to dry eyes.

Now is the time to take control and kick dry eye symptoms to the curb. By following the tips in this book and using the recommended tools, you can claim power over your dry eyes. Be like BC from California who said, “I don’t feel like I am glued to my eye drop bottle. I used to need my artificial tears every hour, but now I am able to work without fluctuating vision.”

In this eight-week journey, Theriot shares her wisdom from years of working with dry eye sufferers. In the first two weeks, she teaches you about dry eyes in general and then helps you identify your specific needs. Once you have a solid understanding of the disease and how it affects you, the rest of the weeks focus on specific tips, tricks, and tools to discovering a new you.

Learn to get rid of dry eye symptoms by:

Eating healthy foods and staying hydrated

Establishing routines to help you get better rest

Properly caring for and wearing your contact lenses

Wearing the right kind of makeup and applying it safely

Setting up a work environment for success

Combating seasonal issues

Throughout this journey, you will fill out a free downloadable workbook and learn tips that will help you begin to see more clearly without redness, pain, or irritation.

Dry eye is an 80% female disease. So, women aged 25 - 55, probably working with disposable income. These women are frustrated by their dry eyes and want a solution. They want to be able to wear their contact lenses all day and not have their makeup run down their faces because of too much tearing. My website has products which can only be shipped in the United States. People from other countries could still read the book and get their products elsewhere.

Clean design with large title and smaller subtitle and author name. I like the idea of adding moisture to the eyes versus getting rid of dryness. I like tear drop graphics over eyeball anatomy. The book is written for patients, not other doctors. The book is upbeat and filled with hope.

Ugly eyeballs, anatomical drawings of eyes. No red angry looking eyeballs. No deserts depicting dryness or dry landscaping. I want to promote moisture