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1. What is blue light, and how does it affect your eyes?

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Blue light is visible light of wavelength ranging from 400 to 500 nm.This makes it one of the shortest and high-energy wavelengths.Because it is  shorter, blue light flickers more easily, causing eyestrain, headaches, physical and mental fatigue after prolonged exposure. The cornea and lens are unable to protect the eye from blue light, causing digital eye strain and macular degeneration.

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2. What are the sources of blue light?

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The sun is a  natural source of blue light, while artificial sources include digital screens (TVs, computers, laptops, smartphones, tablets), electronic devices and LEDs, and fluorescent  lighting.

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3. Which  nutrients are best for eye health?

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Lutein and zeaxanthin are known as “eye nutrients” - a category of  carotenoids (plant pigments). They protect  the eyes against harmful UV rays or blue rays  from computers, mobile phones, etc. Additionally, they  also give protection against retinal macular degeneration, blurry vision, or cataract. SEESTEAD® is enriched with these two powerful ingredients to protect our eyes.

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\n4. What is the role of Bilberry in SEESTEAD®? How does it improve  eye health?\n

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Bilberry is a plant that comes from the same family as blueberry. It is rich in anthocyanosides (blue-red pigments in berries) that help counter oxidative stress in the retina, reduce inflammation in the eye tissues, and support blood circulation and  integrity of fine capillaries in the eye.

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\n 5. What is the role of NAG in SEESTEAD®? How does it affect eye health?\n

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N-acetyl glucosamine (NAG) is the building block for hyaluronic acid,Recent studies indicate that NAG present in the outer protective layer of the retina is essential for the maintenance of healthy vision, helps to lubricate the eyes, and protects against age-related eye disorders.

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6. What are the contraindications for using SEESTEAD®?

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It is advisable to consult your physician before taking supplements if you are pregnant, lactating, or suspect any medical condition.

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7. Should SEESTEAD® be consumed on an empty stomach or with food?

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Do not take it on an empty stomach or exceed the dosage recommended. For best absorption, consume with a meal.

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\n8. Can I take SEESTEAD® if I am using eye drops as recommended by a doctor?
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Yes, SEESTEAD® can be consumed even if any eye drops are being administered for the treatment of various eye conditions.

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9. Who can take SEESTEAD®?

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SEESTEAD® can be taken by anyone who wants to boost his/her  vision or by people who are at risk of developing retinal damage due to overexposure to blue light emitted by electronic gadgets. 

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10. Can diabetic patients take SEESTEAD®?

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SEESTEAD® does not spike blood sugar levels on consumption hence can be easily taken by diabetics.SEESTEAD® contains ingredients like Grape seed Extract,Taurine and Vitamin B1  which play role in reducing the development of glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy.

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