L‐carnosine eye drops and L-carnosine syrup

L-Carnosine

L-Carnosine is a dipeptide composed of two amino acids, alanine, and histidine, naturally occurring in vital organs like the heart, brain, kidney, skin, and muscles. Renowned for its role in fostering healthy aging and cellular rejuvenation, L-Carnosine operates as a potent promoter of antioxidant activity. By optimizing the vitality of brain and nerve cells, it potentially enhances neurological function and serves as a neuroprotective peptide. Moreover, L-Carnosine is an antioxidant, safeguarding healthy protein and cellular function across various tissues.

L‐carnosine eye drops

L‐carnosine has been shown to have an antioxidant effect on the cataractous lens. Consequently, it is possible that topical administration of NAC could lead to a reduction in cataracts by either slowing down the progression of the cataract or, indeed, reversing the cataractous change. When applied as an eye drop, L-carnosine cannot penetrate the eye. However, when applied to the eye's surface, N-acetylcarnosine (NAC) penetrates the cornea into the front chamber of the eye (near where the cataract is), where it is metabolized into L-carnosine. Hence, it is possible that the use of NAC eye drops may reverse or even prevent the progression of cataracts, thereby improving vision and quality of life.

L-carnosine syrup

L-carnosine syrup is a specially formulated supplement for children that supports their growth and development. Neuroprotectant L-carnosine syrup contains L-carnosine, which helps in the rehabilitation of pediatric cognitive disorders due to Autistic Spectrum Disorder(ASD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder(ADHD), Epilepsy, Dyslexia, Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities. L-Carnosine supplementation helps to markedly improve sleep duration, parasomnias, and total sleep disorders. It helps to significantly enhance receptive speech, socialization, and behavior in children with autistic spectrum disorders (ASD). Most importantly, L-Carnosine has a protective and preventive effect on dyslexia and helps to calm down and improve reading. In addition to that, L-carnosine also has antioxidant and anti-convulsive properties that may benefit children affected by epilepsy. Furthermore, L-Carnosine has been found to improve cognition and frontal lobe functions. In the long run, the syrup helps to enhance language, behavior, and communication skills in children when taken as a neuroprotective supplement.

Reference

[1] Vincent Dj-P Dubois, Andrew Bastawrous. “N-acetylcarnosine (NAC) drops for age-related cataract.” Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (2017): CD009493.