Every Hidden Defect of Your Eye Color Explained

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Eye color isn’t just cosmetic, it affects how your eyes handle light, strain, and damage. In this video, we break down the hidden biological defects of every eye color, including brown, blue, green, hazel, amber, gray, black, and heterochromia. Learn how melanin levels, pigment instability, and light sensitivity can impact vision, eye fatigue, glare tolerance, and long-term eye health. This is a science-based explanation of what your eye color quietly works against every day.

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