Preventing myopia from occurring in the eyes is not effective with lutein.
Myopia has nothing to do with a deficiency of lutein, but is generally caused by a combination of genetic factors and poor eye habits.
Lutein is a vitamin necessary for the body’s growth and development. The body cannot synthesize it on its own and needs to obtain it through food.
Lutein is high in the retinal tissue of the eye, and its main function is antioxidant, nutrition and protection of the retina, but it has no effect on controlling the growth of myopia and treating myopia.
If patients want to prevent myopia, they need to go to the ophthalmology department of the hospital for examination, and after the doctor evaluates the patient’s eye conditions, he or she will formulate a reasonable prevention and control plan.