Eyesight
Can-C™ eye-drops are the world’s first eye drops clinically proven to reduce and reverse cataracts.
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Can-C Plus™ NEW the ultimate oral supplement designed for use with Can-C eye-drops.
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Melatonin Zn Se® has even been shown to halt and even reverse age-related macular degeneration.
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Vinpocetine improves the blood flow to your eyes
Clinical trials have shown that vinpocetine can improve the blood flow to some of the smallest capillar-
ies in the human body, including those found in the eye. Whilst vinpocetine, an extract of the periwin-
kle minor plant, has been shown to be one of the best supplements to improve blood flow in stroke
victims, it was almost by accident that improvements to eyesight were noticed. Improvements to
hearing have also been noted!
Intelectol® Item code: 0091 50x 5mg Tablets $13.99
Conjunctisan B®
the homeopathic weapon in the battle against allergies and contact lens fluid damage
Conjunctisan B utilizes biological macromolecules from various eye tissues (bovine origin)
to tackle the effects caused by eye allergies. This homeopathic approach has been suc-
cessfully used without side-effects in Germany for decades. Conjunctisan B is designed
to reduce the effects of allergies, like inflammation, redness and itchiness, so a vial can be
emptied into the eye whenever necessary. Conjunctisan B has also been shown to be use-
ful in countering the damaging effects of contact lens cleaning fluid. Conjunctisan B can
be instilled into the eye before cleaning and washing the lenses as normal.
Conjunctisan B® Item code: 0014 20x 0.5ml vials $39.99
Figure above shows the damaged eye tissue in The healing process begins when Conjuctisan Normal conjuctiva tissue is seen with regular
the conjuctiva caused by exposure to contact B is applied Conjuctisan B use
lens cleaning fluid
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