Long-term use of electronic products can cause dry eye. But a solution may be in sight. A local study recently found that around 50 percent of mice suffering from dry eye saw significant improvements in their condition after ingesting wolfberry. The study has been accepted by the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition and clinical trials on humans will soon begin. The study found that wolfberry can ease dry eye or eye inflammation caused by an imbalance in the immune system. However, practioners of Chinese medicine WARN that wolfberry has “warming” properties…and those suffering from fever or gastro-intestinal disorders should avoid eating it.