In vertical gaze palsy, the patient loses both casual and reflex vertical gaze due to superior gaze palsy caused by infarction of the anterior and posterior parietal regions and inferior gaze palsy caused by infarction of the medial and dorsal aspects of the red nucleus. If the posterior part of the superior colliculus is damaged, the inferior vision of both eyes is not possible. What are the dietary contraindications to the inability to see under both eyes? 1. Avoid eating food that activates blood circulation. 2, avoid eating spicy and stimulating food. 3, avoid eating foods rich in fat. Onion People suffering from gastrointestinal diseases, especially ulcer disease, should not eat more; in addition, onion has a strong stimulating effect on the sweat glands, people with armpit odor should be cautious in the summer; table deficiency, sweaty people should also avoid eating; too much consumption of onion can also damage vision. Garlic Patients with eye disease should be prohibited from eating garlic and other irritating foods during treatment, otherwise it will affect the healing effect; 4. Meanwhile, garlic should not be consumed too much easily cause fire, consume blood, and hinder vision, some people who eat garlic in excess for a long time will gradually feel blurred eye vision, significantly reduced vision, tinnitus, dry mouth, heavy head and light feet, and significantly reduced memory, etc. This is the long-term food addiction This is the consequence of long-term addiction to garlic, so there is a folk saying that “garlic is good for all but harmful to the eyes”. Chili peppers (red, pointed, dry) should not be eaten, Yin deficiency with heat do not eat; because chili peppers have a strong irritant, easy to cause dry mouth, cough, sore throat, constipation, etc. 2. At the same time eye disease patients, esophagitis, gastroenteritis, gastric ulcer, hemorrhoids patients should eat less or avoid eating. Lard (plate oil) Animal oil is high in calories and cholesterol, so it is not suitable for the elderly, diabetics, obese and patients with cardiovascular disease.