In the movie "Taare Zameen Par", Inu had a disease called dyslexia. She would have seen characters turn upside down. Now scientists have claimed that such a mind does not happen due to the eyes.
Until now, it was believed that dyslexia is a cerebral-related disease. But now scientists have claimed that it is a disease related to the eyes of the eyes rather than the brain. According to the research published in the Royal Society Journal, the disease of the eyes means that due to the abnormal pattern of cells within the retina, this disease occurs.
Generally one eye of the person is more effective. And the second little bit less. The pattern of the cells in the impressive eye is circular. On the other hand, this pattern is oval in the other eye. The impressive eye always provides accurate picture, while the second eye color is less. When both photos reach the brain, the brain considers the impressive eye picture as the main picture and its reflection shows us.
Pattern of cells visible within the retina
But those who have dyslexia, they have the same circular pattern in both eyes. This means that there is a competition to be effective in both eyes. Due to this competition, the brain gets confused as to what the picture of the eye is considered to be correct. Because of this dissonance, the brain can not focus on the letters. And the characters are seen inverted pultas.
Professor John Schatten is an Expert Advisor of the British Dyslexia Association at Oxford University. Professor Chatein considers this information to be a big success. According to him, the right cause for dyslexia was detected for the first time. Now a more effective method of treatment can be found for this. Scientists now have to find out just why the pattern of cells in both eyes becomes like the same at all.