vision medicine
Ocuvit Capsules
€ 49€ 98
Doctor Pierre Wilson
| symptom | Common causes |
|---|---|
| Blurred near vision | The adjustment amplitude decreases, that is, the focusing ability deteriorates |
| Need to increase the brightness of the light when reading or viewing objects | In bright light, pupils constrict, temporarily improving vision |
| fatigue and headaches | Excessive tightness of the orbicularis or occipitofrontalis muscles |
| drowsiness | Long stay or excessive physical exertion during work |
| Scleral redness (tunica albuginea) | Prolonged tension leads to increased intraocular pressure and vasodilation |
| blurred distance vision | Lens responds slowly when focus changes |
cranberry. One of the richest sources of vitamin C, a true treasure trove of antioxidants, protects the retina by binding to free radicals and preventing the weakening of capillary walls.
Myrtle leaves. A powerful natural antiseptic with antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and wound healing properties. Quickly relieves inflammation, discharge, pain and has a tonic effect on muscle fibers.
pawpaw. Contains a variety of nutrients including choline to improve brain function, macro and trace minerals vitamins C, A, B, E, K. Papaya flavonoids (lutein and zeaxanthin) prevent age-related changes in the visual organs.
black currant. These berries contain high amounts of anthocyanins like blueberries, but in addition contain gamma-linolenic acid, polyphenols and antioxidants, manganese and iron. The active substance normalizes intraocular pressure, improves vision (especially in the dark), relieves fatigue and tension.
rose essential oil. It has anti-inflammatory and calming effects on the visual organs, promotes cell renewal, restores immunity and blood vessel wall elasticity. Another effect is the elimination of brain spasms caused by eye strain.
blueberry. The anthocyanins contained in the berries promote retinal renewal and the synthesis of rhodopsin, a visual pigment that ensures the clarity and richness of images. Bioflavonoids strengthen blood vessel walls and regulate intraocular pressure.
Vitamin A. Essential for strengthening the cornea and the synthesis of rhodopsin pigment. Carrots contain a lot of retinol, so they are often used as an ingredient. A lack of vitamin A can lead to what's called night blindness—reduced vision in the dark.
Sodium selenite. It has antitoxic and anticoagulant effects, binds free radicals and prevents lens opacification. In addition, selenium is involved in converting light signals from the outside into nerve impulses.