February 4, 2011
    Improve your vision by up 
      to
  
      30% in just two months
    You probably already know that  certain plant flavonoids can protect your eyes. I've told you in the past about  bilberry, grape seed extract, and other flavonoids. Now there's a way to  increase the protection - and improve your vision.
    In 46 diabetic patients with  mild to moderate eye disease, Pycnogenol dramatically helped. Pycnogenol is a  water extract from the bark of the French maritime pine. The participants took  it for three months. Compared to a placebo group, the Pycnogenol reduced  retinal edema and improved retinal thickness.
    Better still, Pycnogenol  increased retinal blood flow in the central retinal artery (measured by Laser  Doppler) significantly. The increase went from 34 to 44 cm/s. That's a big  jump. On the Snellen visual acuity chart, 18 of the 24 patients had significant  improvement. And they saw the benefits after only two months. Because of how it  works, this extract ought to help protect your eyes from glaucoma as well.
    When it comes to preserving your  retina, I take no chances. While I helped develop Advanced Vision Support, with its bilberry and grape seed flavonoids extract, I wouldn't  stop there. With this information, I recommend adding Pycnogenol to your  eye-protection regimen. You can find it readily available at any health food  store. Follow the label directions for dosage.
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    Ref: Ann Intern Med, October 5, 2010, 153:I-28.