Ethos - Cataract Eye drops dissolve cataracts naturally
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Cataracts, glaucoma, and macular degeneration-eye disorders of the past? Cataracts, glaucoma, and macular degeneration are some of the leading causes of blindness.
Get Rid of Cataracts-Without Cataract surgery
Cataracts, glaucoma, and macular degeneration-eye disorders of the past? Cataracts, glaucoma, and macular degeneration are some of the leading causes of blindness. But they don't need to be.
Half of all cases of blindness can be prevented. That's a conservative estimate, according to the National Eye Institute, whose business it is to study eye health. We're learning more and more about what causes cataracts, glaucoma, and macular degeneration. And that helps us find new ways to prevent them.
What makes cataracts happen? Free radicals from pollution, pharmaceutical drugs, and sunlight all cause the oxidation that leads to cataracts. Physical injury and diabetes can also contribute. With oxidation, the protein in the eye's lens hardens and clumps together. The eye begins to cloud and become less and less able to focus. And that's how cataracts are born.
What is having cataracts like? Cataracts are individual to each person. Some common indicators for cataracts are needing more light to read by, or having trouble with street signs. Headlights of other cars can seem too bright; depth perception and colours can change. And probably one of the most common signs of cataracts is that vision gets fuzzy.
Do cataracts get worse with time? If they're not treated, they do. Surgeons wait for cataracts to 'ripen', get very hard and very bad, before operating. Cataract surgery can be very effective, and boost life quality considerably. But wouldn't it be nice if there were a way to get rid of cataracts without cataract surgery? Steven Charles Gallant, the biochemist who introduced NAC eyedrops to Europe, says that he first started studying NAC when his father had cataracts. He thought, "How great it would be if cataracts could be addressed with a simple course of eye drops instead of invasive cataract surgery."
Is there any evidence that eyedrops can reduce cataracts? Clinical trials in Russia and China showed that NAC eyedrops reduced cataracts in almost all cases. Over six months, glare sensitivity and visual acuity went up. Lens opacity (the cloudy part of cataracts) went down. The NAC-eyedrop group was still doing better than the control group at the 2-year follow-up. There were no adverse effects.
What are NAC eyedrops? NAC stands for the naturally-occurring compound Nalpha-acetylcarnosine, a powerful antioxidant. (Remember, it's oxidation that forms the cataracts.) In the form of L-Carnosine, also known as Ignotine, it can be taken internally to help a number of health problems.
What if you never had to get cataracts in the first place? It could happen. Ohio State University did a study showing that dark green leafy vegetables are full of antioxidants which help protect eye cells. These antioxidants can be concentrated in supplement form for even more protection against cataracts. Combined with NAC eye drops, they could equal a life without cataracts. Wouldn't it be great to never have that sag in life quality that cataracts and other vision loss brings?
So-are cataracts, glaucoma, and macular degeneration part of the past? We don't know yet. But by using the new science today, we may have much clearer vision in the future.
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