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Statins vs. nutraceutical (Longevinex®) for vision threatening cholesterol deposits

Bioengineer by Bioengineer
October 8, 2018
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(Resveratrol Partners LLC, dba LONGEVINEX) Drusen deposits approached the visual center (fovea) of the patient's only functional eye. Use of the National Eye Institute AREDS antioxidant dietary supplement and then two successive statin drugs increased the drusen-free area from ~1500 to ~5000 pixels but were not able to eradicate visual distortions on a home vision test. A weight-loss diet and use of a resveratrol-based dietary supplement (Longevinex®) doubled the drusen-free area from 5074 to 9064 pixels and resolved visual aberrations.

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