Able Eyes - To Promote Healthy Vision, 180 softgels, (Carlson Laboratories)
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Able Eyes -
To Promote Healthy Vision, 180 softgels, (Carlson Laboratories)
Able Eyes was formulated by Ophthalmologist Robert Abel Jr., M.D. Able Eyes provides both lutein and DHA in one easy to swallow soft gelatin capsule. In addition to these important nutrients, Able Eyes supplies your eyes with other vitamins, minerals and nutrients that help promote and support healthy eyes and vision.
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Able Eyes -
To Promote Healthy Vision, 180 softgels, (Carlson Laboratories)
VITAMIN A: is an essential nutrient for visual processes including night vision. Vitamin A is also necessary for the maintenance and health of the eye membranes, helps support normal eye moisture and serves as an antioxidant. Good sources of Vitamin A are cod liver oil, eggs, butter, milk and spinach.
VITAMIN C: is essential for the production of collagen which is a major component of eye tissue. Vitamin C helps maintain the integrity of ocular blood vessels, helps protect the eye lens and helps maintain eye tissues by preventing free radical damage. Vitamin C can be found in fruits and vegetables such as oranges, grapefruits, strawberries, sweet red peppers and broccoli.
VITAMIN E: is an important antioxidant for the entire eye, especially the retina and lens. Vitamin E may help protect the eye from the effects of UV light and also may help decrease oxidative damage to the lens, a and other eye tissue. Vitamin E is widely distributed in vegetables and seeds, but is not found in substantial amounts in any foods.
MAGNESIUM: This mineral supports healthy blood flow to the eye. Magnesium helps maintain normal internal eye pressures by relaxing blood vessels. Magnesium is important in aiding the synthesis of glutathione peroxidase, a powerful antioxidant. Green, leafy vegetables are rich in magnesium as well as 100% bran cereal, shredded wheat and whole brown rice.
ZINC: is an important mineral critical for retina health and found in high concentrations in the eye. As we age, important zinc-dependent enzymes decline, so maintaining optimal zinc levels may become even more important for eye health. Zinc may protect eye membranes and the macula from oxidative damage. Zinc is necessary for vitamin A utilization and important enzymes for eye function require zinc. Zinc can be found in shellfish, beef, nuts and legumes.
SELENIUM: is a necessary component of the antioxidant enzyme, glutathione peroxidase, which our cells produce for protection from free radical damage. Selenium is found in higher amounts in organ meats and seafood, followed by muscle meats.
CHROMIUM: Studies have shown chromium to be important for maintaining eye health. Chromium helps maintain healthy lens clarity. Chromium can be found in varying amounts in foods such as processed meats, whole grain products, green beans and broccoli.
DHA: This highly unsaturated omega-3 fatty acid is an important component of the rods and cones of the retina, which enable vision. Maintaining healthy DHA (DocosaHexaenoic acid) levels support normal visual acuity. Fish is an excellent source of DHA and DHA can be found in substantial amounts in herring, mackerel, salmon, sardines and whitefish.
LUTEIN: a pigment, is a vital component of our retina. It helps protect the retina from the effects of UV light and free radicals. Lutein can be found naturally in fruits and vegetables such as spinach, broccoli, green beans, sweet potatoes, squash, red grapes, oranges, kiwi and mangoes.
ZEAXANTHIN: a pigment, works closely with lutein to help protect the macula area of the retina from the effects of UV light and free radicals. Zeaxanthin may also help to maintain lens clarity. Yellow corn, honeydew melon, squash, oranges, mango, kale, apricots, peaches and orange bell peppers are dietary sources of zeaxanthin.
BILBERRY,QUERCETIN AND CITRUS BIOFLAVONOIDS: support capillary strength and collagen within the eyes.
SILYMARIN: Silymarin, derived from the herb milk thistle, supports liver health. It also has antioxidant andanti-inflammatory properties. Silymarin may also lessen the depletion of glutathione, a natural antioxidant which our cells make and which is especially important for eyehealth.
TAURINE: is found in high concentrations in the retina, where it can help protect against the effects of UV light. Taurine protects the lens from free radical oxidation.
NAC: N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) is an amino acid that may help suppress photo oxidative stress and helps neutralize toxins by supporting glutathione levels.
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Able Eyes -
To Promote Healthy Vision, 180 softgels, (Carlson Laboratories)
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Able Eyes -
To Promote Healthy Vision, 180 softgels, (Carlson Laboratories)
FAQ
Q Can I get enough nutrients from my diet to benefit my eye health?
A A balanced diet rich in fresh fruits and vegetables is the best way to obtain a broad spectrum of nutrients. But because I also live in the real world, I know that isn't always possible. We skip meals, lead stressful lives, and eat on the run, none of which is helpful to either digestion or the absorption of nutrients. It's also very difficult to acquire from diet alone the quantities of specific vitamins and nutrients shown to be beneficial to eye health. Therefore, in my opinion, it's often necessary to supplement the diet with vitamins, minerals and other nutritional substances in an intelligently designed program.
Q What is the best way to support and protect my vision?
A A good way to protect vision is to regularly wear sunglasses, even on cloudy days. A good way to support vision is to supplement your diet with a good eye formula, such as Able Eyes, which supplies substantial amounts of DHA and lutein and other nutrients to promote eye health. Macular Pigment Density is associated with healthy retinas. Able Eyes has both DHA and Lutein which together have been found to increase macular pigment density greater than either of these nutrients alone.
Q I wear contact lenses, should I take Able Eyes™?
A People in high school, of working age, using computers, exposed to the sun, who exercise, who read a lot and are seniors . . . many of us can benefit from the eye-supporting nutrients found in Able Eyes. This is true even if you wear glasses, contact lenses or have had LASIK.
Q I have heard a lot about lutein lately. What is lutein and why is it good for me?
A Lutein is an essential member of the carotenoid family of nutrients derived from plants. It is essential because the human body does not produce it and we must rely on our food supply for it. The carotenoids lutein and zeaxanthin are found in high concentrations in and around the macula. It acts primarily in two ways: to filter light to protect the eyes from the effects of the sun and as an antioxidant to protect the eyes from the effects of free radicals and aging. Lutein is the most abundant carotenoid in all ocular tissues. Most people think that carrots with beta-carotene are most important to vision, but actually lutein found in spinach is critical for the protection of macular function. Perhaps “Popeye” knew better than “Bugs Bunny!”
Q Is there anything I can do to improve my night vision?
A. As we age, many of us notice a change in night vision adaptation. Some researchers say we lose 10% of our rate of dark adaptation every decade. There are three key principles behind my recommendations to support night vision. One is to strengthen cell membranes, two is to improve circulation to the eye and, finally, three is to protect the eye from damage caused by free radicals. I created Able Eyes with these principles in mind. The five key supplements for night vision are DHA, vitamin A, lutein, bilberry and zinc. All are included in Able Eyes, along with other important vitamins, minerals and bioflavonoids critical for eye health and nutrition.
Q How can I support the health of my retina?
A The retina is the layer that lines the inside of the eye. The macula, which resides in the center of the retina, is responsible for our most detailed vision. To protect these delicate instruments, you can follow my general suggestions I have listed above to support overall eye health. In addition, because the macula is so responsive to free-radical-fighting antioxidant nutrients, nutrition is a big key to helping promote retinal health. Make sure that you eat plenty of lutein rich vegetables such as spinach and kale, or take a lutein supplement daily at mealtime. Also be sure to supply your body with the other nutrients you need such as DHA from fish oils and bioflavonoids from citrus.
GUARANTEE/ SHIPPING INFORMATION
Able Eyes - 180 softgels is shipped in a discrete, unmarked package. Orders are processed immediately and usually takes about 3 to 5 working days to be received. We do ask that you try it for 2 to 3 weeks to feel the full effects. Any information received is used only for order processing and shipping purposes. Your information, such as e-mail address, will never be disclosed to a third party.
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Able Eyes -
To Promote Healthy Vision, 180 softgels, (Carlson Laboratories)
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