If you have hypothyroidism, you may need to avoid or limit these foods in your diet. Your doctor can help you determine how much non-fermented soy you can tolerate. However, fermented soy foods -- such as tempeh, soy sauce and miso -- do not contain the isoflavones and are OK to include in your diet.
Besides liver dysfunction, other major causes of yellow eyes include a blockage to bile flow (i.e., gallstones) and increased breakdown of red blood cells. A commonly seen red blood cell disease that can give you yellow eyes is sickle cell anemia. These are only some of the many causes.
Red eye is the result of changes in the blood vessels in your eye that make your eye look red or bloodshot; it may occur in one or both eyes. Red eye is usually caused by irritation, infection or trauma. Even everyday causes, such as coughing, sneezing, crying, and lack of sleep, can lead to redness in your eye. Red eye is often accompanied by other eye symptoms, including burning, itching, soreness, tearing and discharge.