NEW Australian research has reported that two natural antioxidants in the carotenoid family, lutein and zeaxanthin, may support the eye health of people who spend long hours in front of digital screens.
The trial investigated the effects of taking Lute-gen extract (lutein and zeaxanthin) for six months in 70 healthy adults who reported using screens for more than six hours per day.
There were improvements reported in key eye health markers including visual sharpness, dry eye measures and macular recovery function, with no serious adverse events.
With screen time rising across all age groups, study lead Dr Adrian Lopresti said the results provide timely clinical evidence for solutions supporting visual health.
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