Cydexa™ offers the best dry eye supplements with probiotics
Our eyes are precious but they’re exposed to internal and external stress every minute of every day. Pollen, dust, and pollutants can irritate the delicate conjunctiva or lining of our eyes. Localized disorders like rosacea can damage the oil glands on our eyelids. Lasik surgery and other eye surgeries can severe damage to the corneal and eyelid nerves. Excessive screen time can lead to poor blinking or partial blinks, further damaging our already stressed eyes. All of these chronic insults lead to can lead to dry eye. These localized stressors lead to a specific set of inflammatory, or maladaptive, tissue responses on or around the eye that manifest themselves as eye redness, irritation, dryness, and blurry vision.
Various options are available to address dry eye, but almost every option lacks one or more key parameters to make it clinically successful. There are few, if any option, that are clinically efficacious, cost-effective, convenient, and produce little to no side effects. Steroids and antibiotics are highly effective for dry eyes but can cause glaucoma, cataracts, and diarrhea. The expense and inconvenience of acquiring prescription drops or drugs make them inaccessible for many. In-office treatments with IPL, radiofrequency, or heat present similar hurdles as prescriptions – the time and cost needed to visit a professional office with these technologies. Artificial tear drops are inconvenient, requiring multiple doses because dry eye relief wears off quickly.
Cydexa is a first-in-class solution for eye health that is not an eyedrop, heating device, or drug. Developed by an ophthalmologist specializing in dry eye, Cydexa targets local problems at their distal source, where it matters, our gut microbiota. Using only the highest quality grade of probiotic strains developed, cultured, and purified in America, Cydexa is the perfect blend of probiotics that matter to help restore the homeostatic balance of our eyes. Unlike other probiotics derived from freeze drying, our probiotic blend consists of strains purified with charged coupled polarization and do not require deep freezing for days.
The effectiveness of Cydexa is further amplified using a patent-pending auto-encapsulation technology that envelops the activated strains of probiotics in a protective shield the moment the capsule enters the mouth to begin its work in our digestive system. And just once a day, Cydexa is the simplest and most effective dry eye supplements option for maintaining and optimizing eye health.
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ABOUT CYDEXAWhy probiotics for eye health?
Reducing Inflammation
Chronic inflammation is a factor in many eye conditions, such as dry eye syndrome, uveitis, and age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Probiotics might help reduce systemic inflammation, which can indirectly benefit eye health.
Gut-Eye Axis
There is growing interest in the “gut-eye axis,” which refers to the connection between gut health and eye health. Imbalances in gut bacteria may contribute to eye conditions, and by restoring balance with probiotics, there could be potential benefits to the eyes.
Autoimmune Eye Conditions
Some studies suggest that probiotics could help modulate the immune system, which might be beneficial in autoimmune conditions that affect the eyes, such as uveitis or thyroid eye disease.
Dry Eye Syndrome
Some preliminary research indicates that probiotics might help alleviate symptoms of dry eye syndrome, possibly due to their anti-inflammatory effects or by improving overall gut health, which in turn could influence the health of the mucous membranes, including those in the eyes.
What are probiotics?
Lactobacillus
Found in yogurt and other fermented foods, it is one of the most common probiotics and is believed to help with diarrhea and improve digestion of lactose (the sugar in milk).
Bifidobacterium
Found in some dairy products, this probiotic is thought to help ease symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and other conditions.
Lactobacillus Reuteri
A yeast found in probiotics that may help fight diarrhea and other digestive problems.