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How Can-C Drops Work To Cure CataractsCan-C contains a special analogue of the di-peptide carnosine, a naturally occurring nutrient that combines two amino acids or protein fragments. This particular form is known as N-acetylcarnosine or NAC and is the main ingredient due to its potency at mopping up free radicals, the root cause of tissue damage, accelerated ageing in the body and cataracts.Cataracts are caused by the process of cross linking or glycosylation, as we age our natural anti-oxidant defense against glycosylation declines, leading to the eye lens to harden and discolour over the course of a lifetime.Other forms of carnosine are broken down by naturally occurring enzymes in the eye, but the researchers at IVP found that the N-acetylcarnosine form is highly resilient and conveys the L-carnosine directly to the aqueous humor. Once in the fluid it provides the lens proteins with complete anti-oxidant protection against oxidation caused by free radicals.Human trials on people suffering from senile cataract, using a twice daily dose of Can-C for six months showed the following remarkable results:88.9 per cent of patients had improved glare sensitivity90 per cent reported improved visual acuity clearer and sharper visionPerhaps most significantly, 41 per cent of patients experienced a significant improvement in lens transmissivity.And whilst the patients were taking the NAC carnosine eye drops, Dr Babizhayev the lead researcher at IVP noted that there was no recurrence of cataract.Using Can-C Eye dropsCan-C eye drops have been shown to have measurable affects within only 1-month of use, but for maximum efficacy, it is recommended that administration continue for 3-5 months. N-actylcarnosine works best the sooner it is used after a cataract is detected.Typical courses of treatment are:Two drops twice a day in one eye meaning 2 bottles (1 box) will last a month2 drops twice a day in two eyes meaning 2 bottles (1 box) will last about 2 and a half weeks.
