Important Eye Nutrients are Deficient in many People

Macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness in the United States for people over 55 (“age related macular degeneration”), but younger people can also suffer from it. It causes sight-sensing cells in the retina to malfunction and results in loss of central or detail vision. Macular degeneration currently affects more than 10 million Americans to some degree, and there is no known cure. Surprisingly, macular degeneration can often be averted with the right vitamins, minerals and other ocular nutrition. Don’t be a statistic - it’s not too late to start protecting your eyes or preventing further damage.

Ocu-Care contains two antioxidants especially vital to our eyes and to preventing macular degeneration: L-Glutathione and Lutein. Extensive Japanese research shows that most cataract cases appear linked to deficiencies in L-Glutathione, an antioxidant usually made by our bodies to protect special proteins. Its production can decrease with age. Research here at home has long proven that Lutein, a nutrient prevalent in egg yolks, avocado and dark green vegetables, preserves good vision and healthy eyes. Most of us don’t eat enough of these foods to help our eyes.

Ocu-Care is safe to use as extra, soothing natural support while under a physician's care for numerous eye problems: macular degeneration, cataracts (a buildup of protein in the lens causing cloudy appearance), detached retina and retinitis, inflammation of the optic nerve, glaucoma, amblyopia (“lazy eye”), asthenopia (fatigued eyes with headache, dim vision), several forms of keratitis, and shooting pains through the eyes.

Some other Ocu-Care Formula Highlights that your eyes need to prevent macular degeneration progression and other vision problems are:

Homeopathic Agents: Including atropinum sulphuricum and aurum metallicum – the first known for effectiveness against the progression of glaucoma, and the latter for helping with double or veiled vision.

Selenium: One of the “Big Five” anti-oxidant vitamins and minerals, and a forerunner of glutathione.

Omega-3 “Essential Fatty Acids”: Omega-3 is usually abundant in brain phospholipids, but may be deficient in people with eye problems. It is essential for development and function of brain and retina cells.

Eyebright: An herb used for many centuries to address excess catarrh (inflammation of mucous membranes) and swollen eyes.

Bilberry Extract: This herb can help improve capillary strength; assist with night vision and night blindness, visual fatigue, myopia and retinal vascular disturbances.

Quercetin and other Antioxidants: Also called “bioflavonoids”, these neutralize free radicals before they damage cells.

Specifically Targeted Micro-Nutritionals: Provide the necessary chemical instructions within the body for healing and renewal.