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Health See other Health Articles Title: Start Saving Your Vision Now ANW... Now, the two nutrients you probably think of first when it comes to your eyesight are lutein and zeaxanthin. And it’s true that your eyes crave these two carotenoids. A lack of them will slowly starve your macula. And when your eyes are constantly starved, it’s a serious threat to your long-term vision. This 10-Second Test Could Save Your Life. Take it now! One day, hopefully soon, The American Medical Association will recommend that this simple, inexpensive, 10-second saliva test be a standard part of every physical exam. See if you're one of the millions of men and women over the age of 40 who may secretly be at risk of serious conditions because you have a very common but seldom-diagnosed deficiency! Click here for more info on this expanding story. But despite popular belief, these carotenoids aren’t the only nutrients your eyes are hungry for. Why Your Eyes need more than Lutein and Zeaxanthin I’ll bet you haven’t heard much about an amino acid called taurine. So you might be surprised to learn that it’s the most abundant amino acid in the retina, lens, cornea and iris of your eyes. More importantly, taurine protects specialized cells that send the images you see to your brain. If you suffer from vision problems, it could be because these cells aren’t getting the protection they need. Instead, they’re growing weaker and weaker. Zinc is another nutrient that probably doesn’t strike you as “eye-food.” After all, most people take zinc to fight off colds. But it’s also important to the health of the retina. You see, when you’re short on zinc it makes it harder for your eyes to adjust to the dark. This makes it hard to see things when you go from a well-lit area into a room that’s much darker. And I have to say. It frightens me to think about what could happen when someone with this condition drives from a brightly-lit road onto one with low-light conditions. Omega-3 fatty acids protect the nerve cells in the retina by shutting down oxidative stress, inflammation and abnormal blood vessel formation. Alpha lipoic acid protects the DNA in the cells in your eyes and helps boos oxygen delivery to the tiny capillaries responsible for blood flow. This Nutrient is 400% More Powerful than Resveratrol! Support a Healthy Heart, Blood Pressure, Cholesterol, Fat-Burning, and More! New research supported by the National Institutes of Health revealed a chemical flaw in this near-miraculous nutrient. Human studies show we just can't absorb it. No matter how much you take...you may as well be flushing it down the toilet! But the benefits of resveratrol – and the amazing promise of genetic rewriting – were too incredible to ignore. That's why researchers kept looking… until they found a natural resveratrol "cousin." 400% BETTER absorbed than resveratrol Infuses your body with energy and superior anti-aging benefits Supports healthy cholesterol, blood pressure, and blood sugar. Fights inflammation Gives you a metabolic edge Switches on "life extension" genes It could even make you smarter! Use it today to help protect your heart. Discover how it can help you become slimmer and more vital...and bring your cholesterol, blood pressure, and blood sugar under control naturally. Click HERE and learn how to turn ON your vitality genes and maximize support for a healthy heart, blood pressure, cholesterol, fat-burning, memory, and more! Click HERE for the shocking truth! Even simple ingredients like vitamins A, C and E can make the difference when it comes to preserving our eyesight or losing it. What to Feed Your Starving Eyes Life would be easy if all of these nutrients came from a single food source. But they don’t. Dark leafy greens like organic kale, turnip greens, collards, spinach and chard can all boost your lutein, zeaxanthin, vitamin A and vitamin C levels. You can get taurine from fish, shellfish, meat and lamb. Meat and lamb also contain zinc. So do pumpkin seeds, sesame seeds, cashews and lentils. So if you want to protect your eyesight, it’s important to eat a wide variety of organic produce and clean animal proteins. This makes a Mediterranean style diet – rich in omega-3 fatty acids, fresh fruits and vegetables, beans and nuts – a perfect way to protect your eyesight. However, because many of today’s foods don’t have the vitamin, mineral and nutrient content that it once did, it’s also a good idea to supplement with a top-quality eye formula that will support all of your vision needs. Look for one that contains lutein and zeaxanthin. But don’t stop there. Your starving eyes need much more than these two nutrients. With that in mind, you’ll also want one that contains sight-saving taurine, zinc, omega-3 fatty acids, alpha lipoic acid and other eye supporting nutrients. Remember… as you age your visual acuity can make the difference between the freedom of driving wherever you want to go… or being stuck at home and depending on others. So don’t take your eyesight for granted. P.S. If you’re serious about maintaining your eyesight, independence and freedom, check out the super vision formula that I helped the folks at UniScience create. It contains just the right dose of 16 must-have vision boosters to give you sharper and clearer vision. SOURCES: Ripps H, et al. Review: Taurine: A “very essential” amino acid. Mol Vis. 2012; 18: 2673–2686. Froger N, et al. Taurine is a crucial factor to preserve retinal ganglion cell survival. Adv Exp Med Biol. 2013;775:69-83. Ugarte M, et al. Iron, zinc, and copper in retinal physiology and disease. Surv Ophthalmol. 2013 Nov-Dec;58(6):585-609. Rasmussen HM, et al. Nutrients for the aging eye. Clin Interv Aging. 2013; 8: 741–748. Inman DM, et al. ±-Lipoic Acid Antioxidant Treatment… Retinal Ganglion Cell Death and Dysfunction. PLoS One. 2013; 8(6): e65389. Other Articles of Interest Vision Loss and AMD #1 Way to Banish Dry Eyes Food for Your Eyes and Brain The Silent Sight Killer Do Your Tired Eyes a Favor Poster Comment: Can interact with Dr. Blyweiss via link. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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