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10 years ago
improve her condition?( It is important to note that Maria is allergic to eggs and dairy products)
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10 years ago
carrots and beans with vitamin D
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10 years ago
Glasses.
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10 years ago
In the Philippines, the older ones would say that ORANGE-COLORED vegetables improves eyesight. I have no proof of this but you might want to try it out.

After all, vegetables is good for the body.....
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10 years ago
Any food rich in Vitamin A. This is, as another answerer said, the orange food group. Carrots etc.
Vitamin A deficiency leads to impaired night vision.
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10 years ago
Yeh, like some people have said, carrots and other orange coloured foods.

They contain Vitamin A. Vitamin A is precursor to retinol. Retinol is one of the two molecules needed to make the substance in rods in the eyes. Rods are used to detect the amount of white light, and work in lower light levels.

So, if you eat lots of carrots, get lots of vitamin A, and so more retinol can be made. So, more of the chemical in rods is made, and you can see better in the dark.

Ashley
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10 years ago
Any precursor to rhodopsin (visual purple).  She should eat food rich in "Vitamin A."  Have a carrot, Maria.
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10 years ago
Anything with Vitamin A, such as carrots and some beans...
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