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What You Eat Impacts How You See
                  And We're Not Just Talking Carrots
 

Take charge of your health in general and your eye health in particular. I firmly believe that it is prudent for almost everyone to supplement their diet. It is certainly necessary for persons who are aged, under stress, exposed to toxins or who have a chronic illness or a family history of heart disease, cancer or diabetes. I want to emphasize that taking antioxidant supplements is critical if you hope to support the health of your eyes.       
                                                         
-- Edward Kondrot, M.D.

 
Mom always said "eat your carrots, they're good for your eyes." And she was right. Carrots are rich in beta-carotene, which the body converts into Vitamin A to help the eyes. But modern science has discovered other foods and dietary nutrients also good for the eyes that mom didn't know about such as Lutein, Ginkgo Biloba and Bilberry. Ocu-Betic Ingredient Profile
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Why is Lutein So
Important?
How Does Ginkgo Help The Eyes? Why Should I Take Bilberry?

Lutein provides powerful antioxidant protection and acts as a yellow pigment that filters out extreme blue light that can hurt the macula. Eye specialists recommend getting 6-20 mg of lutein through the diet each day, which is most easily obtained by taking a dietary supplement.

Ginkgo is another powerful antioxidant, and it also supports healthy blood flow* through tiny capillaries in the eyes. In a recent study, the visual acuity of patients taking ginkgo biloba extract improved after only four weeks. 1 It has a high content of a flavonoid complex known as anthocyanosides, which similar to ginkgo, helps support microcirculation.* Bilberry also supports the retina of the eye and its adaptation to light and dark conditions.* Of interesting note, during World War II British Royal Air Force pilots reported that their night vision improved when they consumed bilberry jam prior to night bombing raids.

Ocu-Betic contains
 6 mg of Lutein

Ocu-Betic contains
 25 mg of Ginkgo Biloba

Ocu-Betic contains
80 mg of Bilberry

Ocu-Betic®
Advanced Nutrition for Eye Health
Details
60 Tablets
$24.95

 

Glucobetic®
Maintain Healthy
Blood Sugar Levels*
Details
90 Capsules
$33.95
Discount Price $29.95
for 4 or more bottles


Source: Healthsights, Issue 2, 2005
1. Fies P, Dienel A. Ginkgo Extract in Impaired Vision-Treatment of Impaired Vision Due to Dry Senile Macular Degeneration with the Special Extract EGb 761. Wein Med Wochenshr 2002

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