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We designed  Eye Vitamin Combo taking into account the evidence-based & proven impact of the proposed nutrients for a prophylactic approach in terms of physiological functions of both the body and the nutrient.  Supplements inclusion is for a maximum period of 60 days, some supplements could be taken longer following the advice of your health care professional. Selection of the supplements is based on the quality of the ingredients and their combination. You are free to choose other brands.

We recommend supplements that are generally recognized as safe. Dosage of supplements follows Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDA) and holding on to the postulate - the administration of vitamin and minerals can stimulate the associated biochemical reaction only if the activity is reduced due to a lack of this nutrient. 

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Eye Vitamin Combo

Eye Vitamin Combo is designed for a healthy people.

This mix of supplements is chosen to support the eye lens boosting natural antioxidant production and as a bonus to improve physiological balance; physical regeneration; refit in synergy with B-vitamins your protein, carbohydrate, electrolyte metabolism; liver and gallbladder functioning; and to balance vital energy. 

Liposomal Glutathione + Taurine

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GLUTATHIONE
GLUTATHIONE is a powerful antioxidant produced by the liver to protect the body against free radicals, peroxides, heavy metals, drugs, xenobiotics. It is often called “Master Antioxidant”. Glutathione is present in almost every cell in the body and it used for cell integrity, for detoxication processes, for energy production. Glutathione is highly concentrated in the eye lens and is essential to maintain its transparency and to remove xenobiotics. The lens of the human eyes is the organ that never sheds a cell. The lens of the eye is under constant stress of solar UV radiation. It receives nutrients via the aqueous fluid.In order to maintain lens transparency and clarity, the protective antioxidant levels in the aqueous fluid of the eye must be higher than in the blood plasma. (42,43, 44) However, glutathione levels decline in the lens with advancing age; and the decline is especially rapid prior to cataract formation. Glutathione has many important functions: making DNA; supporting immune function; breaking down some free radicals; helping certain enzymes function; regenerating vitamins C and E, Q10; transporting mercury out of the brain; helping the liver and gallbladder deal with fats and more. (44)
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Kindly be aware that statements concerning dietary supplements have not been subjected to FDA evaluation and are not intended for the purpose of diagnosing, treating, or preventing any diseases or health conditions.

What is a vitamin combo?

A "vitamin combo" typically refers to a combination of different vitamins and/or minerals that are often formulated together in a single supplement or dietary product.

Why do some supplements not work?

Several factors can contribute to why some supplements may not work as expected for certain individuals.

How long can I take supplements from combos?

The duration for which you can safely take supplements from combos or multivitamin supplements can vary depending on several factors, including your individual health needs, diet, and the specific supplement you're taking.

What is a vitamin combo?

A "vitamin combo" typically refers to a combination of different vitamins and/or minerals that are often formulated together in a single supplement or dietary product.

Why do some supplements not work?

Several factors can contribute to why some supplements may not work as expected for certain individuals.

How long can I take supplements from combos?

The duration for which you can safely take supplements from combos or multivitamin supplements can vary depending on several factors, including your individual health needs, diet, and the specific supplement you're taking.

What is a vitamin combo?

A "vitamin combo" typically refers to a combination of different vitamins and/or minerals that are often formulated together in a single supplement or dietary product.

Why do some supplements not work?

Several factors can contribute to why some supplements may not work as expected for certain individuals.

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