Eye Fatigue and Aging

Amblyopia: reduction in visual acuity

Asthenopia: fatigue of the eyes, inability to sustain visual effort

Cataract: opacity of the lens or its capsule and progressing towards partial or total blindness

Glaucoma: obstruction of the Schlemm canal by clogging or mechanical bending. Condition characterized by increased intraocular pressure, atrophy of the membranes of the eye and excavation of the optic nerve.

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD): too rapid aging of the macula, an area located in the center of the retina

Dry eye syndrome: see Sjögren's syndrome

Juice of freshly squeezed carrots - Fresh juice of blueberries (or North American blueberries) - Root vegetables if possible raw

Cure of distilled water, 1.5 L / day for 1 week

Edible yeast - Oil of pumpkin seed - Pollen - Omega 3 are essential.

Optibiol (Yves Ponroy), 2 caps. / day, for several months

Optirola (Superdiet), 3 tabs. / day, during meals - Capital Vue (Diètaroma), 2 caps. in the morning

Geriaforce (Bioforce), 15 drops before meals

N-acetyl cysteine (NAC), an antioxidant which reduces the quantity of superoxides

Taurine (antioxidant amino acid), can slow down the progression of cataracts

Astaxanthin, carotenoid very concentrated in green algae (Hematococcus pluvialis) suggested against degeneration macular

Pyruvate (anion form of pyruvic acid), a metabolite which enters into a large number of biological processes, 1500 mg / day would be recommended against cataracts

Eliminate stimulants, reduce nitrogenous and starchy foods

Short fasting, accompanied by several sessions of colon hydrotherapy

Ozone

Chronic insomnia, permanent fatigue, uncorrected hypertension, commonly consumed distilled alcohol... can narrow the visual field and affect the quality of vision - Tobacco and strong lights are attackers of our visual cells and cause the release of free radicals

Cornflower water can relieve eye syndrome dry

E.O. of Citron (Citrus limonum)