What your eye color reveals about your health

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Physically and visually a lot can be revealed about our health. From our hair right down to our toes, paying attention to our features can give us insight about our health.
Usually when we discuss eyes we don’t pay attention to their color as indicators of health, but we should. Blue and green eyes might reveal health risks not associated with those who have darker eyes. 
Case in point, let’s examine what eye color reveals about our health.

What eye color reveals about health?
Health issues related to blue eyes
 

Those beautiful blue eyes can signal health concerns. On one hand, it’s been found that people with blue eyes are more likely to develop melanoma – a form of skin cancer. On the other hand, people with blue eyes are less likely to develop vitiligo – an autoimmune disease that changes the pigmentation of the skin. Researchers at the University of Colorado’s School of Medicine found among 3,000 Caucasian individuals with vitiligo, only 27 percent had blue eyes.

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