Lycopene (from tomatoes) has been suggested as a possible treatment for some eye disorders. These include age-related macular degeneration (AMD), which is a breakdown of the retina that may lead to vision loss and cataracts, or clouding of the lens, in the eye. Lutein can reducethe risk of light-induced oxidative damage that could lead to macular degeneration. Bilberry: the legend goes like this: British royal air force pilots, after eating bilberry jam for tea, bombed the enemy during WWII with devastating accuracy, their night vision heightened by the powers of the inky blue fruit. What bilberry does is it improve vision by strengthening the retina and blood vessels of the walls in the eyes.
So these three ingredients will help not only your eyes, but probably your whole body.
I have cataract. I know from before that tomatoes and bilberries are fantastic healers for your eyes, but I never really did anything, was too lazy I guess. Now I got the opportunity to try these capsules. I will, and I will continue for a long time. I have only been taking them a week now so i haven`t had any result to tell yet. But I can say this: I believe in them. This is great ingredients and I trust MaritzMayer Laboratories totally.
The capsules are easy to swallow, and if you have problems with swallowing pills I`d suggest that you open the capsules and just take what`s inside.
The capsules don`t taste anything at all and wont give you any bitter aftertaste. You will get 60 capsules in this bottle and that will last for two months, since you`re only taking one capsule/day.
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Ingredients
Quercetin, Lutein, Lycopene
Directions
SUGGESTED USE: As a dietary supplement, take one (1) capsule daily.
Disclosure:I received this product FREE, in exchange for your honest and unbiased review.
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