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Vitamin C & Your Eyesight
There's a virtual truckload of research extolling the numerous health benefits of vitamin C, both for the eyes and for the body.
Vitamin C is a powerful anti-oxidant that has been proven to reduce the chances of getting cataracts, Macular Degeneration, glaucoma and other eye problems.
For example, the antioxidant qualities of vitamin C help prevent the crystallization and accumulation of foreign molecules that result in the blurred vision of cataracts.
Some eye doctors think that Vitamin C can also help with nearsightedness because it is a necessary element in maintaining the structural integrity of the eyeball. (Vitamin C deficiency may contribute to the nearsighted elongation of the eyeball and the resulting weakening of the eyes' layers.)
Wow!
In short, our eyes deteriorate without adequate supplies of vitamin C.
An indication of the importance of vitamin C to eyesight is the fact that the concentration of vitamin C in the vitreous humor (the clear liquid in the eyeball) is about 25 times the level in our blood, and its concentration in the retina is about 100 times the level in our blood.
In fact, the eyes have the highest concentration of vitamin C of nearly any other part of our bodies.
It Can't Do It Alone
For maximum absorption by the body, vitamin C should be taken as part of complete formula.
The synergistic effect of vitamins and minerals working together increases the impact of each.
For instance, vitamin E is recycled by vitamin C, so you can reduce the amount of vitamin E needed when you take it with C.
That's just one example, but it's why I firmly recommend that you look for the most complete combination of nutrients - balanced in the right way - in your vision formula.
All the best in sight,
President & Founder
Cambridge Institute for Better Vision
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Martin Sussman is president and founder of the Cambridge Institute for Better Vision.
He is author of the #1 best-selling Program for Better Vision in addition to other targeted systems to improve and care for all aspects of vision.
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CONSIDER THIS:
When you feed your eyes the full range of nutrients they need, you're also promoting the overall health of your body.
You can't magically tell your supplements to go only to your eyes.
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