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id you know that a person goes blind every 11 minutes?

A leading cause of blindness, macular degeneration affects the vision of 13 million people in the US alone, causing 300,000 to go completely blind. This age-related eyesight deterioration occurs when lutein pigment runs out and becomes too thin to protect the pigment layer of macula, rendering the optic nerves vulnerable to damages by UV’s harmful irradiation and free radicals.

Tiny capillaries then grow behind a small portion of the retina responsible for detailed vision, causing the vessels to bleed and scar. Once damaged, light-sensing nerve cells open an ever-widening hole in a person’s sight. Though macular degeneration may take years to progress, it can also move with lightning speed. Some patients notice a wavy line one day, and a huge blur weeks later.

Macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness in the industrial world. Because no cure officially exists, (Please read Science File below) effective prevention is key.

SCIENCE FILE
Plant pigment Lutein reverses vision loss April 9th, 2004 Journal of the American Optometric Assn

According to a new study published last week in the Journal of the American Optometric Assn., Lutein, a yellow pigment found in dark green leafy vegetables like spinach, kale and collard greens, can reverse some of the symptoms of age-related macular degeneration, the leading cause of visual disability in the United States.

Though relatively small, 90 subject study is the first to show that it could actually reverse symptoms. Lutein has previously been shown in several studies, (As well as one major trial to be announced later this month) to delay the onset of macular degeneration.

Macular degeneration, which involves genetic and nutritional components, occurs in the area of the eye that provides the central field of vision, interfering with a person’s ability to see details and eventually leading to complete blindness. “There is no successful treatment for the disease,” Dr. Stuart Richer of the North Chicago VA Medical Center, says.

He and his colleagues administered 10 milligrams of lutein a day to 30 people with the disease, 10 milligrams of lutein and 10 milligrams of an antioxidant to another 30, and a placebo to a third group of 30.”Over the year of the study, those patients getting either formulation of lutein had a modest increase in visual acuity,” Richer said, while those receiving a placebo got worse. “This is unprecedented, but the data doesn’t support calling it a treatment because the study was so small. I prefer to call it an intervention.”

Richer says he tells his elderly patients to eat 3 to 4 ounces of spinach, the equivalent of 10 milligrams of lutein, at least three or four times a week, especially if they are smokers or have blue eyes, both of which are risk factors for the disease. If they can’t or won’t eat spinach, he recommends supplements.

Pharmacology: Lutein/Zeaxanthin/Bilberry
HBC’s Invision formulation contains three scientifically proven elements guaranteed to protect your eyes: Bilberry, zeaxanthin (zia-ZAN-thin), and lutein (lou-TEEN). Also known as huckleberry, Bilberry’s fifteen different flavonoids (antho-cyanidins) have a particular affinity for our delicate retinal tissue. By guarding it against free radical attack, Bilberry’s rich flavonoid compounds boost capillary resistance, inhibit capillary permeability, reduce clotting, and improve blood supply.

Used by British Royal Air Force pilots flying night-bombing missions-where clear vision was critical-Bilberry enabled their eyes to adjust to darkness faster. French studies have since revealed that Bilberry supplementation significantly enhances our ability to adjust to glare as well as darkness. Like St. John’s wort, Bilberry is considered an astringent and has exhibited antibacterial properties in the intestines as well as enhancing blood supply to the nervous system.

Bilberry also helps deliver In-Vision’s other two ingredients, zeaxanthin and lutein, to the eye. Powerful antioxidants in their own right, lutein and zeaxanthin scavenge harmful free radicals and act as optical filters by absorbing blue and near ultraviolet radiation, which can cause free radical (photo toxic) damage.

Purity is critical
In-Vision contains lutein and zeaxanthin extracted under patents 5,382,714; 5,382,714 & 5,648,564 AKA FloraGLO. This is the most pure form of these carotenoids and provides the same form of lutein and zeaxanthin present in fruits and vegetables. The esters of marigold extract used in many other formulations, while purporting to contain lutein and zeaxanthin, contain only trace amounts of these compounds and should not be labeled lutein and zeaxanthin. Further, marigold esters are very impure.

Each bottle of In-Vision contains 180 capsules. Each capsule contains 40mg of Bilberry extract standardized at a minimum of 25% anthocynaidins, 120mg of FloraGLO extract for a minimum of 6mg of lutein, and .22% minimum active zeaxanthin.

Vitamin-rich diet may help vision
A vitamin-rich diet appears to lower the risk of macular degeneration, the leading cause of blindness among the elderly in developed countries. In an eight-year study, researchers found that older people whose diets included more than the median levels of vitamins C and E, beta carotene and zinc had a 35% lower risk of developing macular degeneration, compared with those whose diets provided a below-median level of any of the four nutrients.

In macular degeneration, abnormal blood cells grow in the eye and leak blood and fluid that damage the center of the retina and blur central vision. Sufferers are often unable to read, recognize faces or drive, and the condition worsens with age. It affects more than one in 10 white adults older than 80, and is the leading cause of severe vision loss in Americans 60 and older. The study involving more than 4,000 older residents of Rotterdam, in the Netherlands, was published in the Dec. 28 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Assn.
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Returns are easy, simply contact us for a returns number for your unopened bottle within 30 days of your purchase. All returns are subject to a 25% restocking fee plus shipping and handling. No return on open bottles. There are no returns for wholesale or sale items.

id you know that a person goes blind every 11 minutes?

A leading cause of blindness, macular degeneration affects the vision of 13 million people in the US alone, causing 300,000 to go completely blind. This age-related eyesight deterioration occurs when lutein pigment runs out and becomes too thin to protect the pigment layer of macula, rendering the optic nerves vulnerable to damages by UV’s harmful irradiation and free radicals.

Tiny capillaries then grow behind a small portion of the retina responsible for detailed vision, causing the vessels to bleed and scar. Once damaged, light-sensing nerve cells open an ever-widening hole in a person’s sight. Though macular degeneration may take years to progress, it can also move with lightning speed. Some patients notice a wavy line one day, and a huge blur weeks later.

Macular degeneration is the leading cause of blindness in the industrial world. Because no cure officially exists, (Please read Science File below) effective prevention is key.

SCIENCE FILE
Plant pigment Lutein reverses vision loss April 9th, 2004 Journal of the American Optometric Assn

According to a new study published last week in the Journal of the American Optometric Assn., Lutein, a yellow pigment found in dark green leafy vegetables like spinach, kale and collard greens, can reverse some of the symptoms of age-related macular degeneration, the leading cause of visual disability in the United States.

Though relatively small, 90 subject study is the first to show that it could actually reverse symptoms. Lutein has previously been shown in several studies, (As well as one major trial to be announced later this month) to delay the onset of macular degeneration.

Macular degeneration, which involves genetic and nutritional components, occurs in the area of the eye that provides the central field of vision, interfering with a person’s ability to see details and eventually leading to complete blindness. “There is no successful treatment for the disease,” Dr. Stuart Richer of the North Chicago VA Medical Center, says.

He and his colleagues administered 10 milligrams of lutein a day to 30 people with the disease, 10 milligrams of lutein and 10 milligrams of an antioxidant to another 30, and a placebo to a third group of 30.”Over the year of the study, those patients getting either formulation of lutein had a modest increase in visual acuity,” Richer said, while those receiving a placebo got worse. “This is unprecedented, but the data doesn’t support calling it a treatment because the study was so small. I prefer to call it an intervention.”

Richer says he tells his elderly patients to eat 3 to 4 ounces of spinach, the equivalent of 10 milligrams of lutein, at least three or four times a week, especially if they are smokers or have blue eyes, both of which are risk factors for the disease. If they can’t or won’t eat spinach, he recommends supplements.

Pharmacology: Lutein/Zeaxanthin/Bilberry
HBC’s Invision formulation contains three scientifically proven elements guaranteed to protect your eyes: Bilberry, zeaxanthin (zia-ZAN-thin), and lutein (lou-TEEN). Also known as huckleberry, Bilberry’s fifteen different flavonoids (antho-cyanidins) have a particular affinity for our delicate retinal tissue. By guarding it against free radical attack, Bilberry’s rich flavonoid compounds boost capillary resistance, inhibit capillary permeability, reduce clotting, and improve blood supply.

Used by British Royal Air Force pilots flying night-bombing missions-where clear vision was critical-Bilberry enabled their eyes to adjust to darkness faster. French studies have since revealed that Bilberry supplementation significantly enhances our ability to adjust to glare as well as darkness. Like St. John’s wort, Bilberry is considered an astringent and has exhibited antibacterial properties in the intestines as well as enhancing blood supply to the nervous system.

Bilberry also helps deliver In-Vision’s other two ingredients, zeaxanthin and lutein, to the eye. Powerful antioxidants in their own right, lutein and zeaxanthin scavenge harmful free radicals and act as optical filters by absorbing blue and near ultraviolet radiation, which can cause free radical (photo toxic) damage.

Purity is critical
In-Vision contains lutein and zeaxanthin extracted under patents 5,382,714; 5,382,714 & 5,648,564 AKA FloraGLO. This is the most pure form of these carotenoids and provides the same form of lutein and zeaxanthin present in fruits and vegetables. The esters of marigold extract used in many other formulations, while purporting to contain lutein and zeaxanthin, contain only trace amounts of these compounds and should not be labeled lutein and zeaxanthin. Further, marigold esters are very impure.

Each bottle of In-Vision contains 180 capsules. Each capsule contains 40mg of Bilberry extract standardized at a minimum of 25% anthocynaidins, 120mg of FloraGLO extract for a minimum of 6mg of lutein, and .22% minimum active zeaxanthin.

Vitamin-rich diet may help vision
A vitamin-rich diet appears to lower the risk of macular degeneration, the leading cause of blindness among the elderly in developed countries. In an eight-year study, researchers found that older people whose diets included more than the median levels of vitamins C and E, beta carotene and zinc had a 35% lower risk of developing macular degeneration, compared with those whose diets provided a below-median level of any of the four nutrients.

In macular degeneration, abnormal blood cells grow in the eye and leak blood and fluid that damage the center of the retina and blur central vision. Sufferers are often unable to read, recognize faces or drive, and the condition worsens with age. It affects more than one in 10 white adults older than 80, and is the leading cause of severe vision loss in Americans 60 and older. The study involving more than 4,000 older residents of Rotterdam, in the Netherlands, was published in the Dec. 28 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Assn.
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Returns are easy, simply contact us for a returns number for your unopened bottle within 30 days of your purchase. All returns are subject to a 25% restocking fee plus shipping and handling. No return on open bottles. There are no returns for wholesale or sale items.

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