Maintaining a balanced diet rich in specific vitamins and antioxidants can help protect your eyes from age-related conditions like macular degeneration, cataracts, and glaucoma.


Here are the key nutrients that play a vital role in maintaining and enhancing your vision:

Incorporating these foods into your daily diet can make a significant difference:

Studies show that the Mediterranean diet, rich in vegetables, fruits, whole grains, fish, and olive oil, can reduce the progression of AMD by up to 25%. It is also linked to better brain health, improved blood sugar management, and lower risk of chronic diseases.

For individuals with Intermediate AMD, the AREDS2 supplement formula is clinically proven to slow disease progression. It includes:
AREDS2 supplements are backed by two long-term clinical trials spanning over 30 years. They can slow progression to late AMD by 25%. Additionally, the latest research shows that AREDS2 can also help people who have geographic atrophy (an advanced form of dry AMD) to slow loss of central vision by as much as 35%.
We offer a few targeted supplements at Eye Solutions that complement good diet and eye care, helping in specific conditions. These include:
These can also be purchased through our online store eyesolutions.com.au/
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