Increase in 'Young Presbyopia'... Must Take Lutein and Astaxanthin

JW Jungwoo Pharmaceutical's 'ActiveLife Eye Health' Contains 9 Ingredients

[Asia Economy Reporter Seo So-jeong] Recently, as more people complain of eye fatigue caused by smartphones, computers, and TVs, nutritional supplements that help maintain eye health are gaining attention.

JW Pharmaceutical's 'Active Life Eye Health' is a complex functional product containing nine essential ingredients for eye health, with lutein and astaxanthin as the main components.

Lutein, extracted from marigold flowers, helps prevent eye aging by increasing the macular density responsible for central vision in the retina. Astaxanthin aids in regulating the contraction and relaxation of eye muscles and improves retinal blood flow, reducing eye fatigue.

In addition, six other ingredients?vitamin A, necessary for visual adaptation in dark environments; vitamin E, which helps with antioxidation; Cassia tora extract powder; bilberry extract powder; and refined fish oil?are included to support comprehensive eye health management.

Although eye aging typically begins after the 40s, the number of 'young presbyopia' patients in their 20s and 30s is increasing these days. When eye fatigue intensifies, aging progresses rapidly, leading to overall decline in eye function and increasing the risk of diseases such as macular degeneration and cataracts.

To protect eye health, it is essential to thoroughly manage lifestyle habits. When using digital devices for extended periods, it is important to consciously blink your eyes. When eyes become too dry, drinking water frequently to replenish sufficient hydration in the body and using artificial tears can be helpful.

Additionally, it is necessary to replenish lost ocular components through nutritional supplementation. Consuming foods or supplements containing astaxanthin and lutein sufficiently is effective.

A JW Pharmaceutical representative said, "This product can help people whose eyes easily become fatigued due to prolonged use of smartphones, computers, and other devices, or whose vision becomes blurry due to aging."