Bilberry
More Than Just Eye Health
Nutrients To Combat CVS
Research shows that Bilberry, which is rich in anthocyanins supplementation is effective in improving CVS-related eye fatigue.
Besides tired eyes, bilberry can improve night vision. Interestingly, Bilberry is also proven to prevent varicose veins, by strengthening our body’s blood vessels & supports the growth of connective tissues.
What'S CVS-Eye Strain ?
Computer Vision Syndrome Results From Prolonged Usage Of Computer, Tablet & Handphone
90% of Malaysians Who Has More Than 3 Hours of Computer Usage Usually Suffers From CVS
TIRED EYES
BLUR VISION
DRY EYES
NECK AND SHOULDER
ACHE
How Much Is Enough ?
160 MG
3 Pills Daily
The recommended dosage for bilberry, for the management of most eye conditions and capillary fragility, is
80mg – 160mg of Bilberry extract, 3 times daily.
A bilberry supplement that is Guaranteed purity & potency is preferred due to its high levels of the powerful Antioxidant Anthocyanosides.
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Reference :
- Acharya Shivanad Das 2007, “Varicose Veins: Art of Hypnotism”
- Glow-Worm PH 2008, “Visual benefits of bilberry”, Pharmaceutical Journal : A royal pharmaceutical society publication https://www.pharmaceutical-journal.com/news-and-analysis/opinion/blogs/visual-benefits-of-bilberry/10027012.blog?firstPass=false
- Zainuddin, H. & Isa, M. M. 2014, “Effect of Human & Technology Interaction : Computer vision Syndrome among Administrative staff in a Public University”, International Journal of Business, Humanities, & Technology, vol. 4 (3), pp. 39 – 44
- Ozawa et al. 2015, “Bilberry extract supplementation for preventing eye fatigue in video display terminal workers”, Journal of Nutritional Health & Aging, vol. 19 (5), pp. 548 – 554
- Chu et al. 2011, “Chapter 4: Bilberry” , Herbal Medicine : Biomolecular and Clinical Aspects , 2nd edition, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK92770/
- Meschino, J. 2013, “Bilberry (Vaccinium Myrtilus)”, Meschino Health, https://meschinohealth.com/article/bilberry-vaccinium-myrtilus/