EyeClear Pro™ for Cataract Symptoms

Natural Treatment for Common Symptoms of Cataracts

EyeClear Pro™ is a safe, effective, non-addictive natural remedy made of 100% homeopathic ingredients. Formulated by our team of experts in natural medicine, EyeClear Pro™ is specially formulated to help temporarily relieve common symptoms of cataracts and minor eye pain. EyeClear Pro™ also temporarily reduces common symptoms including itchy, watery, swollen, and red eyes.

EyeClear Pro™ is a powerful homeopathic formulation for addressing blurry, clouded, or distorted vision. Using a unique, proprietary blend of highly diluted and scientifically selected natural substances, EyeClear Pro™ offers an effective and safe choice for temporarily relieving symptoms of eye pressure, irritation, and eye fatigue due to cataracts.

EyeClear Pro™ is available in convenient drop form, and is easy to administer directly into the mouth three times daily. EyeClear Pro™ works in conjunction with Vizu-All Plus™, an herbal supplement for clear, normal vision.

To ensure the safety of EyeClear Pro™ and to provide the highest quality, most effective product, all Native Remedies® homeopathic medicines are manufactured in FDA-registered, GMP-certified facilities under the supervision of qualified homeopaths and responsible pharmacists. Individual ingredients are listed in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States (HPUS).

For more than 200 years, homeopathy has been used to provide relief for a broad array of symptoms from a number of health conditions. It is based on the "like-treats-like" principle, which believes that utilizing highly diluted amounts of natural substances can provide temporary relief from the same symptoms those substances would create when presented in larger doses.

Benefits

• Homeopathic medicine taken orally temporarily relieves common cataracts symptoms and minor eye pain*
• Temporarily alleviates itchy, watery, swollen, and red eyes.*
• Helps reduce feelings of eye pressure and irritation.*
• Temporarily relieves blurry, cloudy, or distorted vision.*
• Temporarily relieves light sensitivity and eye fatigue, including heavy eyelids.*

Symptoms of Cataracts

The lens is the part of the eye behind the iris and the pupil which focuses light onto the retina at the back of the eye, enabling long and short distance vision.

As a result of age, injury, or illness, the lens can develop a filmy cloud known as a cataract, the result of proteins clumping together. Over time, this buildup can lead to blurred, cloudy vision, and glare because the cataract allows less light to reach the retina, impairing vision.

Cataracts tend to develop slowly over time. At first you may not even notice vision loss. As the cataract grows larger, you could begin to notice some blurred vision and glare. Causes range from environmental, lifestyle, age, and injury factors.

Common symptoms include blurred, clouded, or dimmed vision, strained vision at night, increased sensitivity to light and halos around lights, needing brighter lights for reading, double vision, and eyestrain or increased blinking as you feel you have to clear your vision.

Other Treatments for Symptoms of Cataracts

Support your eye health and vision with these tips:

• Make sure you get the most accurate eyeglasses or contact lens prescription. You should have your eyes tested at regular intervals so your prescription can be adapted accordingly.
• Improve all lighting in your home. Also ensure that bright lights are placed strategically throughout the house in places where you may need to read or work.
• Wear sunglasses during the day to reduce glare and reduce chance of further UV damage.
• Limit night driving.
• Choose strong and contrasting colors for essentials in the home. These can be distinguished more easily.
• Organize, label, arrange, and adapt various things in the home so they are easier to find.
• Ask people in your house to put things back where they were found. If everything has a place you will not have to worry about searching.
• Anticipate obstacles and remove them before an accident occurs.