/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14761186
Maybe the eye requires molecules in those foods to repair and rebuild the molecules that make up and make the eye work? And maybe getting a lacking of those, is conducive to eye problems over time?

>>14761186
Lycopene, rutin, lutein, spirulina, bilbery, eyebright. Completely unfucks my eyes if I spent too long doing something strenuous on my PC.

>>14761186
it means dumb retarded cattle like this kind of inane content
>muh stronk eyeball muscles eat the mango stronk

>>14761836
> nootropics shill spotted

>>14761186
>do they prevent eye related diseases? what do they mean when they say that?
Well, for one thing, vitamin A deficiency causes photosensitivity and night blindness. If severe enough, your retina will turn into keratin, resulting in total and permanent blindness. If you eat enough food containing vitamin A or its precursors then it's only natural that you will never have to worry about vitamin A deficiency.
Additionally, the progression of certain diseases such as macular degeneration and retinitis pigmentosa are slowed by certain vitamin supplements--always involving some form of Vitamin A--albeit this is not a prevention or a cure.

>>14761186
>>14761836
You need lead.

>>14762539
>Lead
Yes, turmeric IS good for the eyes.

>>14761186
animals do what their body requests, and are based, people are cringe