In 1597, the botanist John Gerard referred to cayenne as «ginnie or Indian pepper» in his herbal, and in his influential herbal of 1652, Nicholas Culpepper wrote that cayenne was «this violent fruit» that was of considerable service to «help digestion, provoke urine, relieve toothache, preserve the teeth from rottenness, comfort a cold stomach, expel the stone from the kidney, and take away dimness of sight.» (fieryfoodscentral.com)
Usually, the first sign of progressive retinal atrophy is night blindness, including a reluctance to go outside at night or to navigate unfamiliar areas in dimness or darkness. (petwave.com)
The auto LED indicator adjusts the brightness to ambient light; this will avoid too much brightness at night and extra dimness during the day. (indabaa.com)