“The Cataract Cure,” a new book by Dr. Marios Kyriazis, M.D. introduces us to the development of the recent Russian breakthrough for senile cataract- an eye-drop containing a special version of carnosine called N-acetylcarnosine.

In this, his latest book, Dr. Kyriazis introduces the reader to the background of cataract, the current senile cataract treatments on offer, the research behind n-acetylcarnosine, and results from studies on patients using these eye-drops.

Whilst also discussing other substances that have been clinically shown to slow and halt the cataract process, as you might expect with such a breakthrough, it does focus on these unique eye-drops, and how they have been proven to reverse the signs of senile cataract and improve the vision of those with this extremely common aging eye disorder.

“The Cataract Cure” will give you answers to all the commonly asked questions about using Can-C eye-drops, and how they could help you avoid surgery and preserve your eye-sight.

We welcome this important publication, not only because it highlights the remarkable work of Dr. Mark Babizayev and his colleagues at the Helmholtz Eye Institute in Moscow, but it also details the often overlooked but nonetheless important research, about quality and formulation to achieve efficacy and safety.

“The Cataract Cure” will be available from IAS in late October, and is expected to be available for purchase via Amazon and other leading publishers from November 2004 onward.

Marios Kyriazis, M.D. is one of the few antiaging physicians in the UK. As a research biologist, he has also spent a considerable amount of time looking into the science behind carnosine.