Commonly referred to a lazy eye, amblyopia occurs when one eye has worse vision than the other, and the brain begins to favor the better eye. This will occur if one of the eyes is blocked from producing clear images during the critical years from ages 0 to 6.
Feta Cheese. Feta cheese is a salty, crumbly cheese that is featured in Mediterranean cuisine, especially Greek dishes. According to Cheese.com, traditional feta cheese is made from 70% sheep's milk and 30% goat's milk. However, it is not uncommon for feta to be made solely using sheep's milk.
It has been around for centuries, and hardly a Greek meal does not incorporate feta cheese in some manner. It is so popular in Greece that very little gets exported. In fact, most of the imported feta cheese comes from Italy. Nowadays, many countries produce forms of feta cheese, including Australia, Denmark, Germany, and of course, the United States. However, modern-day, less robust versions may be made from cow's milk, skimmed milk, or partially-skimmed milk. Feta cheese is classified as a soft cheese made of 45 to 60 percent fat whole sheep's or goat's milk. The better fetas are aged (but not ripened) 4 to 6 weeks, cured in a salty whey and brine.