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Surprising Eye Health Benefits of Astaxanthin!



In this video, we explore the potential benefits of astaxanthin for eye health. We delve into the science behind this powerful antioxidant and how it may combat common eye issues such as dry eye , cataracts and eye strain. Learn about the best sources of astaxanthin, dosages, and what I personally take.

Astaxanthin I currently take

NOTE: Research on astaxanthin is still ongoing. As with all supplementation, there is the potential of interactions with medications or other complications. For this reason, please consult a local healthcare professional before taking any dietary supplements.

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0:00 Astaxanthin Benefits for Eyes
0:39 What is Astaxanthin?
1:18 Astaxanthin and Dry Eyes
2:23 Astaxanthin and Cataracts
3:30 Astaxanthin for Eye Strain
4:25 Astaxanthin Dosage
4:53 My Final Thoughts

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  2. NEW CONTENT IDEA, how about a video on No-Line Bifocals? Theses are NOT progressives, they do not have a mid range or a canal. They just came out a couple years ago.

  3. Thanks so much for this video! I suffer from dry eye and am always looking for something to help. Speaking of which, are you familiar with the Regener-Eyes drops? If so, I would love to know your opinion! TIA!

  4. Thank you for everything, much appreciated.
    Would you consider a video on NAC drops?
    (N-Acetyl Cysteine)
    They have helped a great deal personally then were taken off the market unless it's for animal use.
    Cheers

  5. Great knowledge but I'm leary as to who made Axazanthin and if it's Pharma no thanks. It would be synthetic. If its natural like herbs or oils I might think about it. Thanku for this video. Do let us know if Axazanthin works for you.

  6. If I am doing print on demand or dropshipping, working the whole day in front of the computer and on my phone. Which brands or companies make best glasses to reduce your eye blurry vision and eye strain and other eye problems? I saw your video of which glasses you should use. I asked Chat GPT about this, so he told me about this list. Can you recommend which glasses should I use or out of this list which one is the best? Can you also tell me which screen protector reduces your eye blurry vision and eye strain and other eye problems? Can I buy a Casetify brand screen protector or any other brand's screen protector?

    1. Felix Gray

    Features: Felix Gray is known for its high-quality blue light blocking lenses. They offer clear lens options that filter blue light without the noticeable yellow tint found in some other brands. Their glasses also reduce glare and are available in prescription and non-prescription versions.
    Strengths: Stylish frames, clear lenses, effective blue light filtering.
    2. Gunnar Optiks

    Features: Gunnar is one of the most popular and established brands for blue light blocking glasses. Their lenses are designed to block 65% of harmful blue light, and they come with an anti-glare coating. They also offer a slight magnification, which can reduce eye strain.
    Strengths: Advanced lens technology, customizable options, ergonomic designs for heavy screen use.
    3. EyeBuyDirect

    Features: EyeBuyDirect offers affordable blue light glasses, and you can choose from prescription or non-prescription lenses. Their "EBDBlue Plus" lenses block blue light and reduce glare.
    Strengths: Wide variety of affordable frames, fast shipping, clear and amber tint options.
    4. Warby Parker

    Features: Warby Parker provides blue light filtering lenses as an add-on to their prescription or non-prescription glasses. They are known for their stylish, high-quality frames and great customer service.
    Strengths: Stylish, modern frames, and a home try-on option.
    5. Pixel Eyewear

    Features: Pixel Eyewear specializes in blue light blocking glasses that are designed to be lightweight and comfortable for extended wear. They also offer clear lenses that block blue light without a yellow tint.
    Strengths: Lightweight, clear lenses, stylish designs.
    6. Zenni Optical

    Features: Zenni offers a "Blokz" lens that blocks blue light. The glasses are affordable and available in a wide variety of styles. They also offer prescription and non-prescription lenses.
    Strengths: Very affordable, customizable lenses, wide frame selection.
    7. MVMT Everscroll

    Features: MVMT is known for its trendy and stylish designs. Their Everscroll glasses block blue light and offer UV protection. The frames are modern and lightweight.
    Strengths: Fashionable frames, lightweight, good for casual wear.
    What to Look for:

    Blue Light Filtering: Ensure that the glasses are designed to filter blue light, especially between 380-500 nm wavelength (the most harmful part for your eyes).
    Comfort: Look for lightweight frames that are comfortable for long periods of wear.
    Glare Reduction: Anti-glare coatings can also help reduce eye strain.
    Magnification: Slight magnification can help reduce screen-induced eye strain.

  7. I started taking Astaxanthin about a year ago and noticed an immediate change to my night vision and dry eye. It's something I use on a daily basis now. I also sent my son a week's worth to try for himself. I should ask him about it, but I will also send this video to him.
    Thank you for making your viewers aware, Dr. Eye Health! I am 62 yrs old and not on any prescription meds!

  8. Thank you for reviewing the studies on Astaxanthin. I started taking 12mg daily 11 years ago after getting some bad sunburns on glacier climbs. Also before taking I had noticed some ocular rosacea symptoms during the winter months when indoor air is very dry.

    As a software engineer, I spend 12+ hours 5-6 days a week staring at screens. I haven't had a bad sunburn since I started taking Astaxanthin and my eye symptoms have also improved. (Though your other video on Omega 3s makes me think taking an Algea Omega 3 supplement also helps prevent dry eye.)

    Another side benefit of taking Astaxanthin for 11 years is that I appear to be somewhat tan year-round even in cloudy Seattle. If it's enough to turn farmed salmon from grey to pink, it is likely doing that to my muscles and fat as well but at least the whites of my eyes are still white.

  9. I had an adverse reaction to Astaxanthin.. complete optical failure lasting for minutes.. finally figured it was the Astaxanthin… stopped and never had a problem since.

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