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The Welcome Alternative to Eye Surgery

It is a sad fact that as we get older, we are more susceptible to health issues and ailments. It has been somewhat pessimistically said that once you have passed the age of 40, you may wake up with a new ache or pain everyday.

Perhaps the most common bodily ailments affecting the older generation are such conditions as arthritis, rheumatism, heart problems and poor circulation. Visual problems such as cataracts is another common ailment that develops with age.

Cataracts are caused by the clouding of the lens, causing near- sightedness and can eventually lead to diseases such as glaucoma and even blindness if not treated. Cataracts are commonly treated surgically or with the regular use of N-Acetylcarnosine eye drops.

Of course, the use of eye drops would always be a welcome alternative to a surgical procedure, where there is always the slight risk of complications.

Tests have proven that if the N-Acetylcarnosine eye drops are applied over a regular and sustained period, they can improve lens transparency and eyesight levels considerably.

Doctors and pharmacists would recommend that one or two drops are applied to each affected eye at least three times a day for a continuing period of at least three months, for the patient to see any improvements, if you can excuse the pun!

Microbicides Development ProgrammeImperial College LondonMedical Research Council

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