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10 Best Superfoods Scientifically Proven to Help Eye Health

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Did you know eating certain foods can actually improve your eyesight, slow down ageing of your eyes and keep your eyes in good health? Introducing, Superfoods!

Focus Clinics, a leading laser eye surgery clinic in London, has created this amazing infographic to show which if the best superfoods have been scientifically proven to improve your eye health.

Here's a quick summary of the top foods to improve and protect your vision:

  1. Kale
  2. Cress
  3. Spinach
  4. Cooked Spinach
  5. Peas
  6. Squash
  7. Green Lettuce
  8. Brussel Sprouts
  9. Asparagus
  10. Carrots
Focus Superfood Infographic

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About the Author

Mr David Allamby is the founder and medical director of Focus Clinic - the leading provider of laser eye surgery in London. Focus’ commitment is to be the #1 clinic for vision outcome results with 100% of patients achieving 20/20 vision or even better. He is one of a limited number of UK surgeons who work in laser refractive surgery full-time.

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