By: "Aashay Edwin Maghi" (CPT)

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5 Facts Revealing Men Are 20×  More Likely to Be Colorblind 

Date: 29/06/25

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Colorblindness Isn’t Rare for Men—It’s 20x More Common

Ever wonder why more men confuse red with green? It’s not just coincidence. Let’s explore five facts behind this vision difference.

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1. 1 in 12 Men Are Colorblind

In contrast, only 1 in 200 women are affected. That’s a massive gender gap due to genetics.

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2. It’s Linked to the X Chromosome

Colorblindness is passed down via the X chromosome. Since men only have one X, they have no “backup” if it’s faulty.

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3. Red-Green Confusion Is the Most Common Type

Most men with colorblindness struggle to distinguish red from green—impacting everything from traffic lights to clothing.

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4. It’s Usually Present from Birth

Colorblindness isn’t something that develops with age—it’s typically present from early childhood, though many men don’t realize it.

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5. It’s Not Total Color  Loss

Contrary to belief, most colorblind men don’t see in black and white. They simply confuse certain shades or brightness levels.

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It Can Affect Career  Choices

Jobs in design, electrical work, or aviation may require normal color vision. Early diagnosis can help in career planning.

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Colorblind Aids Are  Available

Special lenses and digital tools can help men with colorblindness differentiate colors more effectively in daily life.

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Awareness Improves Safety and Communication

Knowing you’re colorblind helps avoid dangerous mistakes—like misreading maps, wires, or hazard signals.

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It’s More Common Than  You Think

If you or someone you know struggles with color differences, testing can provide clarity—and better tools for navigating the world.

By: "Aashay Edwin Maghi" (CPT)

HealthVitalityTrends.com

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6 Facts on Why Men Lose More Hearing With Age 

Date: 29/06/25