Author Archives: Eva Strube

Allergies in your Eyes and what you can do

Posted on April 9, 2012 by Eva Strube

Springtime is here bringing up images of sunshine, flowers, and of course allergies. There are many approaches to dealing with watery, red, itchy eyes. Many of our patients are tempted to buy the over-the-counter products that promise to get rid … Continue reading →

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Welcome New Clients!

Posted on January 23, 2012 by Eva Strube

FREE 15 minute consult at Avenue Vision. Discover how Dr. Eva Strube can improve your vision through holistic approaches, nutrition & more. Call 303-279-3713 to set your appointment today!  (for new clients only) Learn more about our healing philosophy at … Continue reading →

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Sports and Vision

Posted on December 14, 2011 by Eva Strube

What are sports? Games of skill and strategy in which the players and teams use their bodies to win their goals! How does that relate to vision?  Take ball sports: the most important question is Where is the ball? Each … Continue reading →

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Avenue Vision makes Local News!

Posted on August 11, 2011 by Eva Strube

Hey everyone! We were in the news. We have been granted permission to republish this article here on our site courtesy of Mile High Newspapers. Enjoy! A vision for offering help Golden clinic offers free eye exams by Linda Detroy … Continue reading →

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Help for Dyslexia!

Posted on May 27, 2011 by Eva Strube

I recently received this video from a colleague in the industry and found it very interesting.My colleague was promoting Chromagen colored filters which actually help people with Dyslexia to read. I thought the video was a really good way of … Continue reading →

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Holistic Help for Glaucoma

Posted on May 22, 2011 by Eva Strube

Holistic Support for Glaucoma Patients What to do when confronted by a diagnosis like Glaucoma? First, don’t panic. This condition progresses slowly over a number of years. Second, don’t slip into denial. Keeping your eyesight depends on getting appropriate treatment. … Continue reading →

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Bifocals and Posture

Posted on March 30, 2011 by Eva Strube

Since Ben Franklin, we have trended towards wearing bifocals, trifocals, and now the progressive addition multifocals. The reading portion of all these lenses is set in the lower half of the lens, which allows the patient to look down at … Continue reading →

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Is Your Child Ready for experiencing a 3D movie?

Posted on January 31, 2011 by Eva Strube

If you took your kids to see Avitar or Alice in Wonderland in 3D, you need to know if they can see 3D and then prepare them for what they will experience if it is their first 3D movie. “While … Continue reading →

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Vision is More than 20/20

Posted on January 31, 2011 by Eva Strube

When people say they have 20/20 vision really that is just the tip of the iceberg. Vision is so unique that in actuality, no two people have exactly the same vision. Vision is a process of sensory input, visual memory, … Continue reading →

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Vision and Dyslexia

Posted on January 31, 2011 by Eva Strube

75% of Disabled Readers have Poor Visual Skills True Dyslexia is a neurological dysfunction marked by the inability of the brain’s language centers to efficiently decode print or phonetically make the connection between written symbols and their appropriate sounds. Not … Continue reading →

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