Blueberry |
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Very well known
plant for its beneficial effects on microcirculation
problems. Blueberry fruits contain anthocyanosides. |

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Natural antioxidants. They
improve microcirculation in the eye and
the enzymatic activity in the retina. |
Lutein
and zeaxanthin |
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These are two carotenoids
present in the green parts of vegetables
(spinach, broccoli) in garden vegetables
(tomato, pepper and pumpkin) and in fruits
(orange and kiwi), in some seaweed and in
cereals. |

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Natural antioxidants of great
power. They can’t be synthesized by
the human body. |

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It is recommended an intake
of 2 to 6 mg of lutein. |

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Lutein and zeaxanthin ingest
helps to reduce the risk of suffering from
macular degeneration. |

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Protection against damage
made by light and oxygen. |
| Chrome,
calcium and magnesium |

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Chrome forms part of a glucose
tolerance factor and it also reduces the
risk of blood vessel narrowing. |

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Calcium and Magnesium are
involved in cell metabolic mechanisms, being
essential for the nerve signal transmission. |
| Aminoacids |

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TAURINE
is a free aminoacid, abundant in the retina,
especially in the macula. It protects cells
from UV light damage. |

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ARGININE
dilating effect on blood vessels and microcirculation
improvement. |
| Selenium,
zinc |

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SELENIUM
is preventive treatment of cataracts and
Macular Degeneration. |

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ZINC is
present in the retina and the choroides
in a very high concentration. |
| Vitamins |

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VITAMIN C:
It favours active vitamin E regeneration
in the lipid membranes. It reduces the pressure
inside the eyes (glaucoma). |

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VITAMIN E:
Its presence stops the oxidation of the
lipid membranes in the eye cells. |

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ß-CAROTENO:It
is a vitamin A precursor. The retinal one
forms part of rodopsin, a protein that leads
to the conversion of light energy into a
nerve signal. |

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VITAMINS OF B GRUP
(THIAMINE, NICOTINAMIDE AND RIBOFLAVIN):
Essential to bring about the complex process
of vision. They contribute to lower the
probability of developing cataracts. |