Does eating anything change the colour of your eyes?

Question

I've heard some weird stuff about diets and eye colour changing, is this true?

Answer 1

lol no

Answer 2

Nope. Not if you're talking about the iris colour - that's the coloured ring of the eye, around the pupil.

Babies often have light coloured irises, which darken with age and sun exposure. And some eyedrop medicines can darken the iris as well. I don't think diet does much tho :)

Other than that it's all about genetics... And coloured contact lenses... and if you're really adventurous, surgical implants have been use on people with iris defects.

If you're talking about the part of the eye that's normally white... that goes yellow with jaundice (eg from liver disease) and can be blue with genetic bone problems. :p

Answer 3

Yes.  There is a special food for people who want to change eye color. Go to the grocery store and buy some carrots and eat a bag of carrots every day for several days.  Your sclera will turn to an interesting yellow-orange color, and your skin as well.  When you are satisfied with the results, you may reduce your sonsumption of carrots and your normal coleration will gradually return.

Answer 4

well if you read out the biological phenomena  this is totally wrong

according to lowiser concept the enviromental fact or staff  have not the ability to effect the eye sight eye colour etc

the only reason behind the change of colour temporarly is lens and permanent reason to change colour of eye is gense or genetic recombination

so sorry to say your opinion or view is wrong   why i had already explained

ok dear

Answer 5

That is absurd. Someone's been pulling your leg.

Answer 6

No its not true - your eyes change only with physical changes - like less oxygen etc. But green eyes are pretty.

Answer 7

no

Answer 8

h**l ya!

Make a broth of the color of your choice with the following ingredients:

A spoonful of amaranth juice

2 frozen warts from the giant Asian toads (toxic)

2 table spoonfuls of attar

5 pieces of tender okra

A peg of Diet Coca-cola/Pepsi (or Diet Dr. Pepper) -- if you don't use diet here, you could get black eyes for life.

500 ml of boiled rainwater collected in November (important that it is in November).

Results vary, so if this doesn't work, try Acuvue Color Contact lense (just $200)

Happy eyes!