Vizual Edge PRO Nutritional Label
Essential ingredients found in EyePromise Vizual Edge PRO:
• Zeaxanthin (26 mg) – A superior photo-protectant and antioxidant due to its chemical structure. Primarily found in the central part of the macula, low levels are associated with increased risk of age-related eye health issues. The most critical component of nature’s internal sunglasses.
• Lutein (8 mg) – Primarily found in the peripheral part of the macula, an important photo-protectant that helps filter damaging blue light as it enters the eye. The second component of nature’s internal sunglasses.
• Omega-3 (1480 mg, total Fish Oil, 1980 mg) – Fatty acids (as found in fish) are a vital and seriously under- consumed nutrient – significant structural components of tissues’ cell membranes throughout the body – especially the brain and particularly important in the retina where deficiency can result in health consequences.
• Vitamin D3 (4,000 IU) – D3 maintains adequate levels of vitamin D in the body – beneficial for immune health; joints and muscles; and more.
• Vitamin C (240 mg) – A major antioxidant nutrient – strengthens blood vessels, aids in iron absorption, and is required for the synthesis of collagen, the intercellular “cement” which holds tissues together. Supportive of the healing process and supports the immune system.
• Vitamin A (as retinyl palmitate 1,000 IU) – Fat soluble vitamin (absorbed by the body with the help of fats) for corneal surface health; mucosal, conjunctival, meibomiam and lacrimal gland health; major importance in the mucous layer of tear production.
• Vitamin E (180 IU) – Deficiency can cause severe pathology; body’s most powerful lipid (fat) soluble antioxidant, shown to preserve eye health.
• Zinc (30 mg) – Very important in human metabolism – more than 100 specific enzymes require zinc for their catalytic function. Recommended upper tolerable level of zinc is 40 mg per day (per the Food and Nutrition Board of the Institute of Medicine).
• Mixed Tocopherols (12 mg) – Vitamin E plays a significant role in systemic adjustments. Tocopherols contain important compounds related to Vitamin E and found in the human diet, eye and brain.
• Alpha Lipoic Acid (20 mg) – A powerful antioxidant that works most effectively in synergy with Vitamins C & E to fight free radicals to help maintain a healthy immune system and vision.
• Zeaxanthin (26 mg) – A superior photo-protectant and antioxidant due to its chemical structure. Primarily found in the central part of the macula, low levels are associated with increased risk of age-related eye health issues. The most critical component of nature’s internal sunglasses.
• Lutein (8 mg) – Primarily found in the peripheral part of the macula, an important photo-protectant that helps filter damaging blue light as it enters the eye. The second component of nature’s internal sunglasses.
• Omega-3 (1480 mg, total Fish Oil, 1980 mg) – Fatty acids (as found in fish) are a vital and seriously under- consumed nutrient – significant structural components of tissues’ cell membranes throughout the body – especially the brain and particularly important in the retina where deficiency can result in health consequences.
• Vitamin D3 (4,000 IU) – D3 maintains adequate levels of vitamin D in the body – beneficial for immune health; joints and muscles; and more.
• Vitamin C (240 mg) – A major antioxidant nutrient – strengthens blood vessels, aids in iron absorption, and is required for the synthesis of collagen, the intercellular “cement” which holds tissues together. Supportive of the healing process and supports the immune system.
• Vitamin A (as retinyl palmitate 1,000 IU) – Fat soluble vitamin (absorbed by the body with the help of fats) for corneal surface health; mucosal, conjunctival, meibomiam and lacrimal gland health; major importance in the mucous layer of tear production.
• Vitamin E (180 IU) – Deficiency can cause severe pathology; body’s most powerful lipid (fat) soluble antioxidant, shown to preserve eye health.
• Zinc (30 mg) – Very important in human metabolism – more than 100 specific enzymes require zinc for their catalytic function. Recommended upper tolerable level of zinc is 40 mg per day (per the Food and Nutrition Board of the Institute of Medicine).
• Mixed Tocopherols (12 mg) – Vitamin E plays a significant role in systemic adjustments. Tocopherols contain important compounds related to Vitamin E and found in the human diet, eye and brain.
• Alpha Lipoic Acid (20 mg) – A powerful antioxidant that works most effectively in synergy with Vitamins C & E to fight free radicals to help maintain a healthy immune system and vision.