IMPROVED FORMULA FOR MICROCIRCULATION OF HARD-WORKING EYES

1

CAROTENOID complex
Lutein, zeaxanthin

Lutein and zeaxanthin accumulate in large amounts in the macula of the retina. These substances absorb UV and blue light, which are harmful to photoreceptors. 

2

RETIN complex
Ginkgo biloba, Origanum Vulgare

A healthy microcirculation is important for maintaining good vision as well as hearing and the brain. Ginkgo biloba is known to help maintain microcirculation, and oregano helps keep capillary walls strong and elastic. Ginkgo (Ginkgo biloba) supports peripheral circulation, especially beneficial for eyes and ears. Good for good hearing and vision. Ginkgo can help maintain proper brain function for the elderly. Oregano (Origanum Vulgare) contributes to maintain the strength and elasticity of blood’s vessel and capillary walls.

3

MINERAL and VITAMIN complex
Vitamin A and C, selenium, copper, zinc

Vitamin A, is converted by our body into a substance which is responsible for converting light into electrical impulses traveling from the eyes to the brain. One of the highest concentrations of oxygen in the human body is found in the retina, so the amount of free radicals here is very high. Minerals and vitamins help to neutralize free radicals and help protect the human body from damage to cells caused by them. Vitamin A and zinc contributes to the maintenance of normal vision. Zinc, copper, selenium, and vitamin C contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress. Vitamin C helps to reduce tiredness and fatigue, also helps to sustaine normal collagen formation, which is necessary for the normal function of blood vessels.