Healthy Eyes is a nutrigenomic supplement formulated with some of the most powerful ingredients to support the health of your eyes.
Vision is one of the most precious senses, but as we age, the risk of diseases such as cataracts, glaucoma and macular degeneration increases exponentially. Your eyes are under pressure like never before, so you have to do absolutely everything you can to help support your eye health.

Healthy Eyes is a nutrigenomic supplement formulated with astaxanthin, lutein, zeaxanthin, beta carotenes and blueberries, in addition to vitamin B2, C, E and zinc, thus presenting one of the most complete formulas for the health of your eyes.
Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) is associated with reduced levels of carotenoid pigments in the macula - the part of the retina responsible for fine vision - AMD is a painless progressive disease and one of the most common causes of visual loss later in life. The yellow pigments present in the macula, known as lutein and zeaxanthin, help to filter the harmful blue light, helping to neutralize the harmful chemicals produced during the detection of light. When the levels of these pigments are reduced, cell damage increases, which can lead to an enlargement of the circle and visual distortion. People with a higher dietary intake of lutein have at least a 60% reduced risk of developing AMD than those with a low intake. Until recently, any damage caused by a deficient intake of lutein was thought to be irreparable. However, research published in Optometry - Journal of the American Optometric Association - shows that taking lutein supplements (10mg daily - five times the average daily dietary intake alone) can improve vision in some cases of AMD. Supplements that include lutein, zeaxanthin, astaxanthin and antioxidants (zinc, vitamins C and E) are often prescribed by ophthalmologists to help prevent or treat AMD.
Cataract is an opacity in the normally crystalline lens caused by changes in proteins that are similar to those in the egg, which when cooked turn from light white to cloudy. This results in sensitivity to the brightness of the sun, changes in color perception and seeing halos around the light. Most cataracts are part of the aging process and are aggravated by exposure to ultraviolet light. People with the highest dietary intake of antioxidants found in colorful fruits and vegetables are less likely to develop cataracts than those with low intake. Vitamin B2, found in fatty fish and eggs, helps maintain optimal levels in the eye of an important antioxidant, "glutathione", which can inhibit cataract formation.

Presbyopia is a form of hyperopia that develops as part of the normal aging process. Each lens in the eye thickens, making it increasingly difficult to focus near objects. The first symptoms usually occur around the age of 45, when you may need to start wearing glasses for activities nearby, such as reading or sewing. There is little that can be done to prevent presbyopia, due to the fact that the lens grows throughout life, while the eye remains a fixed size. The muscles of the eye are therefore less able to change the shape of the lens by constriction or to relax. The major inhibitor of this pathological development is antioxidants.
Glaucoma is a condition in which the pressure of the fluid in the eye reaches such a high level that it causes damage. Excessive pressure compresses the small blood vessels that feed the optic nerve, which can lead to loss of vision or even blindness. It is the most common eye disease in people over 60 and is responsible for 15% of blindness in Europe. Berries are a rich source of antioxidants, especially vitamin C, which is involved in the production of collagen.
Dry eyes are relatively common, especially if you don't blink when you are concentrating on your work or on your computer monitor. However, due to the reduction in the production of tears, which becomes more common with age, some people may suffer from dry eyes constantly. The standard treatment involves drops known as artificial tears. These may work, but you may need to use them frequently to avoid burning, itching and painful ulceration. Increasing your intake of omega 3 with a Krill supplement is a great option.

Healthy Eyes contains an ideal dose of natural Astaxanthin which has shown very promising results from the point of view of anti-aging (anti-aging). It asserts itself as the most powerful anti-oxidant that, in addition to many other benefits, protects the eye from the harmful effects of free radicals, improves and protects the skin both in texture and by eliminating unwanted wrinkles and marks and can even cure certain problems of skin, 

substantially reducing the risk of skin cancer. It also promotes a generally younger appearance. It can reduce the harmful effects of UVs on DNA and also function as a powerful natural anti-inflammatory and protector of the cardiovascular system with extraordinary interest for athletes. With Lutein which is a natural carotenoid that is used by your body as an antioxidant, and by your eyes for the absorption of blue light. It is a powerful antioxidant, able to fight free radicals and protect cells from oxidative damage. Various research has shown that taking 10mg lutein can improve vision in some forms of AMD. And yet, Zeaxanthin which is the strongest antioxidant carotenoid found in the retina. Once transported to your eye, Zeaxanthin is replaced in various tissues, including the lens and macula, to support your daily tasks. Healthy Eyes also includes, 1000 mg of extract of mirtilo a powerful ocular antioxidant.

Take care of your eyes! Test them out: get regular eye exams to detect problems early.

Sunglasses: Wear glasses or colored lenses that carry the UV400 mark to protect your eyes from the sun.