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Old 09-28-2013, 02:30 AM #1
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HI,I was wondering what may be the best supplements for night vision.
I am 72yrs. old,type2 diabetic,insulin resistant,little over weight.
My DR. said that taking insulin will increase my weight,kinda like a dog chasing his tail the more you take the more you need because of weight increase.thank you
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Well i see there are 336 views but no opinions about supplements for eyesight a guess there are no need to buy them then.
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Many of those views are by search engine bots, not members.

You might find more info on our Vitamins & Supplement forum.
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum49.html
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You may want to see an opthamogist rather then trying Vitamins. Diabetes can cause eye-related problems. There are things (like Macular Edema, Uvietus (sp?) )to rule out as they can be age-related, vascular and/or diabetic and can affect night vision, color vision and detail vision. I suggest you see a doctor. Auto-immune stuff needs to be considered. They are looking at Diabetes suspecting it may be auto-immune - an interesting theory.
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