Eye and Body Health

Vitamin A is a powder made of plants very rich in vitamin A. Vitamin A – or more accurately, products rich in vitamin A – are essential for ocular health and vision. Lack of vitamin A can cause night blindness. Sustained reading, writing, artificial lighting, too much light, etc, can induce eye strain, which can be alleviated by vitamin A intake.

Vitamin A is also necessary for bone growth, for the mucous cells, the skin, and genital hormones. It prevents respiratory infections and is useful in cases of acne, ulcers, open furuncles, and, in general, against eye diseases. It is believed now that it prevents cancer, colds and viral infections. Smoking, alcohol, anticoagulants, laxatives, contraceptives all lessen the effectiveness of this vitamin.

Uses:
- Vision problems
- Eye diseases, especially xerophtalmia (chronic dryness of the mucous membranes of the eye due to a deficiency of vitamin A)
- All diseases or abnormalities of the skin
- Stunted growth
- Infections '- Ovulation disorders.