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Vitamin Supplements
Research shows
that nutrition plays an important role in the prevention of eye conditions
such as macula degeneration and cataracts. Antioxidants, such as vitamins
C, E and natural mixed carotenoids, are important because they are believed
to reduce the effects of free radicals, unstable molecules that are
believed to play a role in the development of cataracts, and age-related
macular degeneration.
Ocuvite PreserVision, a uniquely formulated, eye vitamin and mineral
supplement. It is a high-potency antioxidant supplement with the antioxidant
vitamins A, C, E and select minerals in amounts well above 100% of the
recommended daily value. It is the vitamin and mineral supplement used
in the National Eye Institute's ground breaking 10-year, independent
study - Age-Related Eye Study (AREDS).
In summary the results of this study were - High levels of antioxidants
and zinc significantly reduce the risk of advanced age-related macular
degeneration (AMD) by about 25 percent. These same nutrients also reduce
the risk of vision loss caused by advanced AMD by about 19 percent.
Research also suggests that these products may be of benefit to dry
eye and potential dry eye sufferers, particularly contact lens users.
This is why many leading eye care professionals are now recommending
that people who are at high risk of developing certain eye conditions,
particularly macula degeneration, should consider taking one of these
formulations.
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Issue 10 (autumn/winter 2003) contains details of the science
behind your glasses, news on the latest optical products
and an outline of some of the causes and treatments for
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