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For a sweeter flavor: Add a small amount of crushed dates or a dash of cinnamon.
For a tangy kick: Add a bit more lemon juice or a splash of orange juice.
For extra omega-3s: Mix in ground walnuts or a spoonful of hemp seeds.
Vegan version: Replace honey with maple syrup or agave nectar.
FAQ:
Q: Can this recipe replace glasses or contacts?
A: No, it cannot replace prescribed vision correction. This is a natural supplement that may support overall eye health but should not be seen as a cure for vision problems.
Q: How soon can I expect results?
A: Natural remedies take time. Some people report feeling less eye strain or dryness within a few weeks, but significant vision changes are not guaranteed and depend on individual health and habits.
Q: Are there any side effects?
A: The ingredients are generally safe for most people. However, if you’re allergic to any component or on medication (especially blood thinners), consult your doctor before starting.
Q: Can children take this?
A: In small doses, yes. Just ensure there are no allergens and reduce the portion to half a teaspoon for younger kids.
Q: Why does this help with vision?
A: Carrots and goji berries contain beta-carotene (a precursor to vitamin A), turmeric is anti-inflammatory, flaxseed oil offers omega-3 fatty acids, and lemon provides vitamin C—all of which play roles in supporting eye health.
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