Bilberry, or vaccinium myrtillus, protects yoru eyes from fatigure and eyestrain. It approves the circulation of your eyes. During the WWII, the British Royal Air Force pilots ate local Bilberry preserves before flying at night and realized that their vision at night was much clearer. After an investigation, it was determined Bilberry was beneficial for the eyes.

Bilberry works by improving the regeneration of the retinal purple, something required to have a good eyesight. It fights capillary fragility by containing a high amount of proanthocvanidins, a type of flavonoid. It also contains anthocyanin, one of nature’s antioxidant, which lowers blood pressure and reduces blood clotting.

Clinical tests have shown that the oral administration of Bilberry helps improve accuracy in healthy people and is beneficial for those with eye disorders like myopia, retinitis, and glaucoma.