WEST
Both are fat-soluable carotenoid concentrated in the macula, the central part of retina. Supplementing these helps increase the density in the retina and protects against harmful blue light and ultraviolet light.
Zinc is found with high concentrations in the eye. It is also a powerful antioxidant that protects against cell damage and helps with night vision and macular degeneration. Copper is supplemented along with zinc to avoid copper deficiency due to the lessened absorption.
Known for its ability to improve vision particularly night vision, eye dryness eye fatigue, and glaucoma.
Repairs optic nerve damage; improves visual field in glaucoma.
Anti-glycation; prevents lens protein cross-linking (cataract prevention).
Enhances bioavailability of flavonoids (e.g., bilberry, broussonetia) by 30–50%.
Crosses blood-retina barrier; 100x stronger antioxidant than vitamin E.
EAST
A common ingredient in the traditional Chinese medicine that can improve eyesight and eye diseases.
Known for its protective effects on eyes, it can also help prevent and delay Age-related Macular Degeneration.
It can improve the common dry eye problem and protect retinal cells from damages due to ultraviolet lights, improve accommodation (presbyopia).
Delays retinal aging via astragaloside IV (activates telomerase).
MAO-B inhibitor; protects dopamine neurons (relevant to glaucoma/Parkinson’s Disease). Synergizes with Citicoline for optic nerve health.
Kidney/Liver tonic; loganin reduces Aβ aggregation linked to AMD. Enhances Astragalus’s anti-aging effects.
Science Behind the EYE Optima Ingredients
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- Reduced digital eye strain.
- Improved tear film stability.
- 3–6 Months
- Slowed progression of early AMD.
- Mild presbyopia relief.
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- Enhanced night vision.
- Sharper focus.
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- 30% reduction in dry eye symptoms.
- Reduced glaucoma risk.
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- Noticeable improvement in contrast sensitivity.
- Reduced floaters.
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- Significant delay in cataract formation.
- Improved visual field in early glaucoma.
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- Rapid photostress recovery.
- Reduced retinal inflammation.
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- Potential reversal of early-stage AMD biomarkers (AREDS2+ levels).
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- Contraindications: Avoid if allergic to Asteraceae plants (Astragalus).
- Drug Interactions: Citicoline may potentiate acetylcholine drugs (e.g., donepezil).
- Do not use if safety seal is broken or damaged.
- Individuals with allergies to any ingredients should not take this product.
- Avoid direct sunlight. Store tightly in a cool, dry place below 25°C / 77°F within 36 months. Store in the fridge or freezer after opening.
- Always consult your health professional before using this product, particularly if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, children under the age of 18, are aware of a medical condition or are taking any medication.
Rescence EYE Optima
Combat Age-related Eye Diseases and Presbyopia
Our potent blend showcases calibrated doses of lutein, zeaxanthin, zinc, copper, bilberry extract (anthocyanin), magnesium glycinate, cassiae semen, wolfberry, and dendrobium huoshanense.
Find out what the best solutions are for upholding eye health against age-related effects in this article. The statements above have not been evaluated by any food and drug administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
FAQ of EYE Optima
EYE Optima is in capsule form as it contains multiple ingredients which are required to work synergistically with a specific dosage to optimize the benefits.
These nutrients are either often supplemented in high dosage for overall health support or sufficiently consumed via food source. EYE Optima is purposely formulated to prioritize precious, less common and above all, synergistic ingredients that yield optimum eye health and additional longevity benefits while minimizing the chance of surpassing the daily limit of these vitamins. https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/vitamin-e/
The ingredients used in the EYE Optima formula prove to be effective for many eye-related issues, such as:
- Marigold extracts for dry eyes, protection against blue light damage and overall improvement in eye health.
- Zinc gluconate has been proven to be effective against AMD, as an anti-inflammatory for the eyes, and reduction in dry eyes.
- Billberry extract for reduction in eye pressure and fatigue, dry eyes, prevention of cataracts and glaucoma, and reduction in diabetic retinopathy.
- Copper gluconate has been proven beneficial for maintaining overall eye health as well as slowing down the progression of AMD.
- Magnesium is used for glaucoma management, a reduction in eye twitching, and to improve the visual field.
- Cassiae semen extract found its use in anti-inflammatory effects, dry eye management, and vision improvement.
- Wolfberry extract has been researched for its uses in AMD reduction, dry eyes, an increase in the visual field, and reducing myopia.
- Dendrobium extract as potential antioxidant and for dry eyes and presbyopia management.
Talking to your eye doctor about taking a supplement to safeguard your eyes from eye diseases such as AMD or cataracts would be a smart idea as there is little we can do to reverse any damage. Consult your doctor before taking any dietary supplement if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have health issues, and follow the prescribed medication exactly.
EYE Optima contains several essential nutrients, including the fat-soluble lutein. If you take them with a meal containing some healthy fat, such as avocado or olive oil, your body will be better able to absorb them and minimizing digestive discomfort. Since EYE Optima contains magnesium, it would render added benefits of quality sleep if the supplement is taken at night time.
References of EYE Optima Supplement
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Cassidy A, Rogers G, Peterson JJ, Dwyer JT, Lin H, Jacques PF. Higher dietary anthocyanin and flavonol intakes are associated with anti-inflammatory effects in a population of US adults. Am J Clin Nutr. 2015;102:172–81. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26016863
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