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N-Acetyl-Carnosine (NAC) Bright Eyes Drops naturally dissolve cataracts!
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| Ethos Care For Eyes:
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Ethos Bright Eyes Zeaxanthin with Lutein Capsules restore macular pigment density, which declines with age, and also help to prevent the development of cataracts. |
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It is important to understand that these two Ethos Bright Eyes Products work in unison together to treat a whole myriad of different eye conditions including glaucoma, cataracts and macular degeneration. Because of this, we have a very Special Promotional Offer available when you purchase the two products together. See our Promotional Pack Offer when you reach the checkout.
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| Eye Problems:
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If you were asked which sense you
would regret losing the most, you'd probably say your
eyesight. Vision impairment is one of the most feared
disabilities. Yet, according to the National Eye Institute,
at least half of all cases of blindness can be prevented.
But the number of people who suffer from visual impairment
continues to grow at an alarming rate. |
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Near-sightedness, far-sightedness,
and astigmatism are common symptoms of living
in the twentieth century. As we age, many of us face more serious
eye problems. Cataracts, the leading cause
of blindness in the world, affects nearly
20.5 million Americans; 2.2 million have been
diagnosed with glaucoma, and another 2 million
are unaware they have it; and more than 1.6
million Americans over 60 have advanced macular
degeneration, the most common cause of blindness
and visual impairment in Americans over 60. |
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The
top 2 causes of serious visual impairment are
cataracts and macular degeneration. |
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| Cataracts:
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Cataracts
are the leading cause of decreased vision
in adults older than 65 and is the most common
surgical procedure for elderly people. But
you can get an "age-related" cataract
when you're in your 40s or 50s, although most
likely it will be small and not rob you of
your vision. Only 15 percent of people are
affected with cataracts by age 55, but this
figure jumps to 50 percent by age 75, and
90 percent by age 85. It's important to note,
however, that cataracts worsen over time …
so it's never too late-or early-to try to
prevent them and/or treat them! |
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| What is a cataract? |
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A
cataract is an opaque spot on the lens of
the eye that you can't see through.
The lens lies behind the iris and the pupil,
and works like a camera lens. It focuses light
onto the retina at the back of the eye, where
an image is recorded. The lens also adjusts
the eye's focus, which allows you to see things
clearly, up close, and far away.
The lens is
made of mostly water and protein. But as we
age, some of the protein may clump together
and start to cloud a small area of the lens.
This is a cataract. Over time, the cataract
may grow larger and cloud more of the lens,
making it harder to see.
The haze can vary in size, density, and location,
which means its effect on your vision, will
also vary. At first, many people experience
an overall reduction in their vision; they
may need more light to read by, or may have
difficulty reading street signs while driving.
A cataract can also affect depth perception,
which is particularly dangerous for the elderly
who are more prone to falling. |
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| Common Symptoms of Cataracts include: |
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Cloudy,
fuzzy, foggy, or filmy vision.
Changes in the way you see colours.
Problems driving at night because headlights
seem too bright.
Problems with glare from lamps or the
sun.
Frequent changes in your eyeglass prescription.
Double vision.
Better near vision (temporarily in farsighted
people only).
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Note:
These symptoms also can be signs of other eye problems.
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| What causes cataracts? |
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Free
radicals, which are natural by products of metabolism, are
highly reactive chemicals
that cause oxidation, which in turn
causes aging.
Free radicals from pollution, pharmaceutical drugs, and sunlight all cause the oxidation that leads to cataracts. Physical injury and diabetes can also contribute. With oxidation, the protein in the eye's lens hardens and clumps together. The eye begins to cloud and become less and less able to focus. And that's how cataracts are born.
Diabetes (high levels of sugar in the
blood contribute to cataract formation,
so it's not surprising that diabetics
are 3-4 times more likely
to have cataracts).
The protein in the lens changes from
the wear and tear it takes over the
years, and hardens
and loses its ability to focus.
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| What
can help prevent and treat cataracts? |
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N-acetyl-carnosine eye drops (Ethos Bright Eyes EYE
DROPS) have been proven a most effective treatment.
N-acetyl-L-carnosine eye drops have been shown
to delay vision senescence in humans, being
effective in 100% of cases of primary senile
cataract and 80% of cases of mature senile
cataract (Wang et al. 2000). N-acetyl-L-carnosine
eye drops are able to enter both the aqueous
and lipid parts of the eye, and they have
been shown to prevent and repair light-induced
DNA strand breaks in the eye. In Russia, N-acetyl-L-carnosine
eye drops are approved in humans for the treatment
of many eye diseases. Ethos Bright Eyes is
an advanced eye formula that contains 1% N-acetyl-L-carnosine
in a soothing eye drop. |
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Ethos
Bright Eyes is one of the most advanced topical
eye formulas that offers protection to the lens
of the eyes from free radicals because of its
unique formulation of lubricants, an anti-glycating
agent, and antioxidant that when topically applied
can penetrate and protect the lipid tissues
of the eye against light damage. Bright Eyes
will help to diminish free radical damage and
the harmful effects of glycosylation associated
with degenerative eye disease. |
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| Recommended Usage: |
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The recommended course of treatment is to use one box containing 2 x 5ml bottles a week, for a period of six weeks and 80% of patients report seeing significant improvements within this time frame. Those with more severe conditions may need to continue their treatment for longer.
- Apply Bright Eyes drops 6, 7 or 8 times per day to the affected eye(s) - ideally once every hour
- Only one drop per eye is needed per eye for each application
- To apply the drops, lie down or lean you head well back or, better still, use our unique EZ-DROPS applicator strips
- Asking a friend, relative or partner to apply them for you also helps to avoid any wastage
- Pull the lower eyelid down and then gently squeeze the bottle until a drop comes out
- Instil the drop onto the centre of the eyeball and you will feel when it goes in
Press on the tear duct for 2 minutes after applying the drop to avoid it being flushed out
- Leave at least a 30 minute interval between applying different types of eye drops
Notes:
Unopened bottles should be stored in the dark and, wherever possible, in the refrigerator or the coolest place possible.
Once your condition has improved, it is recommended that you continue using one or two drops a day to maintain continuing good eye health and visual acuity.
People without any eye problems should also apply Bright Eyes drops once or twice a day as a preventative measure to help ensure that they don't suffer with visual impairment in later life.
It is also recommended that you take at least 2g or 3g of Ethos elan vital supplement in powder form daily to help expedite results.
Bright eyes drops are also especially beneficial to people who spend a lot of time in front of computer screens or who drive a lot at night, as they also help to relieve tiredness and soreness of the eyes. Simply apply one or two drops when discomfort is felt, for rapid relief.
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| Other Information: |
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- Bright Eyes is 100% hypoallergenic
- Bright Eyes is 100% free of animal ingredients and may be freely used by vegetarians
- Bright Eyes is 100% safe and suitable for use on pets and other animals
WARNING:
 Ethos Endymion Bright Eyes Eye Drops For Cataracts was the actual product featured in the Richard & Judy TV Trials and the Daily Mail newspaper features. Many other eye drop suppliers are now trying to cash in on the phenomenal success of our Bright Eyes drops and are exploiting our features, testimonials and press coverage saying that they relate to their products which is blatantly untrue! If it does not say Ethos Endymion Bright Eyes on the Label, have Peter Aldred's Photograph and the CE Standard Mark of Approval on, as pictured right, then it is most definitely NOT the same product. Purchasing these less expensive copy-cat products may lead you to very disappointing results...
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