“Eat your carrots – they are good for your eyes!” How often had you heard this from your mom? Well, she was absolutely right and if you did not care for her advice then, it is high time you paid heed to it. Food that is nutrient-rich could reduce your chances of age related or deficiency related eye diseases like cataract, macular degeneration, and night blindness.
Fruits and vegetables like peaches, carrots, and apricots that are orange in color are loaded with beta-carotene, which helps the body to convert it into vitamin A – the essential nutrient that fights major eye diseases like glaucoma, cataract, and night blindness
Fish oil contains Omega 3 fatty acids that relieve ‘dry eye’ symptoms. Enrich your diet with food that is rich in Omega 3 fatty acids like Flaxseed oil, fish oil, salmon, and cold water fish.
Zinc protects retinal cells from antioxidant damage, helps support macula and retina health. Zinc also helps vitamin A to be released from the liver. Yoghurt, milk, spinach, peas, oysters, lentils, and beans are a great source of zinc.
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