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Thanks to a Nobel Prize winner, Dr. George Wald's observation, scientist have discovered a new vision-enhancing nutrient that lets you see clearer and focus more easily. It is at least 11x more effective at trapping free radicals than beta carotene vitamin E and vitamin C.  It's even more potent than lutein and zeaxanthin.

Carotenoids are pigments that give foods their color...the yellow in corn is from zeaxanthin, the red in tomato is from lycopene, and the orange in carrots is from beta carotene.  

Beta carotene is the most widely researched carotenoid, mainly because it's converted into Vitamin A...and Vitamin A performs many critical function in your eyes, including help with blurry vision and sore eyes.

This 'King of Carotenoids' is called astaxanthin. It hammers free radicals and enhances blood circulation. It also shields your macula from age-related vison loss, enhances your eye's ability to focus and reduces eye fatique. In fact, astaxanthin revitalizes the cells of your eyes unlike any antioxidant ever studied.

How Does It Work? 

Just as metal oxidizes the rusts away, excess singlet oxygen acts as free radicals that harm your cells.  Antioxidants are needed because they 'de-rust' your body. 

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