Zeaxanthin

Comment is free, but fact is sacred: The 3 macular carotenoids are required to enrich macular pigment and optimise vision

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Comment is free, but fact is sacred: The 3 macular carotenoids are required to enrich macular pigment and optimise vision

By Dr. John Nolan and Prof. Stephen Beatty - Macular Pigment Research Group, Vision Research Centre, Waterford, Ireland

Claims that meso-zeaxanthin is not required for eye health formulations in addition to the established ingredients, lutein and zeaxanthin, are "misleading" and "erroneous", leading eye-health researchers tell NutraIngredients.  

Meta-analysis supports lutein’s eye health benefits

Meta-analysis supports lutein’s eye health benefits

By Stephen Daniells

High dietary intake of lutein and zeaxanthin, compounds with a long history of eye health benefits, may reduce the risk of late-stage age-related macular degeneration (AMD), but they show little effect in the early stages of the disease, claims a new...

Gene studies may lead to new approaches in the study of macular xanthophylls and their metabolites in humans.

Macular xanthophylls and their effects on vision and cognition

By Rachel Leah Blumenthal in Boston

Recent lutein and zeaxanthin research provides more evidence for the macular pigments’ roles in healthy vision and cognition, according to speakers at New Developments in Carotenoids Research, an international conference held at The Jean Mayer USDA Human...

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