Taurine Spray
For total support of vision and eye care health. This amino acid from protein, found in high levels in the retina, is thought to protect against both ultraviolet light and toxic substances.
This amino acid from protein, found in high levels in the retina, is thought to protect against both ultraviolet light and toxic substances. This nourishes and defends against damage from UV light (thereby protecting against macular degeneration). Taurine is depleted in diabetics, which raises the question of whether its deficiency contributes to the development of diabetic retinopathy as well as to other complications of diabetes.
It is suspected, but not proved, that taurine deficiency may contribute to the development of age-related macular degeneration and that supplementing with taurine may protect against it. Unlike the other amino acids, taurine is not incorporated into proteins, but exists independently in tissue, most abundantly in the retina, platelets, muscles, and the nervous system. It is not considered an essential amino acid because it can be metabolized in the body from cysteine.
Buy Taurine Sublingual Spray:

Dosage: two sprays, under the tongue, per day for the first month, and then 1 per day thereafter.
Sublingual spray - 900% better absorbed than capsules. Reduces damage caused by sunlight. Helps the body to clean waste matter from the retina.
| Taurine Sublingual Spray - 60ml | £19.95 |
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