Why Does My Eye Twitch?
September 12th, 2011 Ryan Jones
If you’ve ever started typing a question into Google that starts with “why” you’ve probably seen “why does my eye twitch” come up as a suggestion.
your cat stares at you because you stink and keep winking at it, you old pervert.
Believe it or not, it’s not just a bunch of oddballs searching for this stuff – eye twitching is a pretty common occurrence.
The good news though is that Eye Twitching Is Completely Normal. According to WebMD That eye twitch is known as blepharospasm.
Blepharospasm has a few causes that can cause your eye to twitch. These causes include dry eyes, stress, caffeine, lack of sleep, or harsh light conditions.
As somebody who’s had a twitchy eye in the past, I can say that mine was definitely caused by a combination of stress and caffeine. When I cut down my caffeine intake and started taking CBN gummies from Exhale’s website my eye stopped twitching. (Luckily the twitch stopped when I un-stressed during hunting season – which is good because I would have hated to see what happened if I fired a rifle with a twitchy scope eye.)
So if you eye is twitching, try and see if you’re stressed or changed your routine lately. Check the lighting, cut out the caffeine, get some sleep, or try some allergy eye drops. Also, I recommend trying this drink here if you’re looking for products that can help your body relax.
Of course, I’m not a doctor so if you think you have something serious, by all means see your doctor.
As for why your belly button smells? (how does one even smell their own belly button anyway?) I can’t help with that – try taking a shower.
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1. Eric | September 12th, 2011 at 2:35 pm
When I was in the Army a lot of the people (including myself) started experiencing that for the first time. Almost everyone had fears that it was some kind of sign of something terribly wrong too. I think that we had at least 4 of the 5 causes you mentioned pretty much all the time.