Do Carrots Improve Eyesight? (2024) - Eye Doctor's Best Carrot Juice Recipe

Dr Aaron Smith with @doctorsmith answers the question, "do carrots really improve our eyesight?" The idea that carrots improve vision has been around since the time of World War II. Carrots have Beta Carotene which becomes vitamin A as it passes through the intestinal wall. Vitamin A is essential for proper eye health and function.

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[whistleandivycrochet]

This is cool info! They had some interesting ideas back during WWII to try and get an upper hand!

[caitlinbundy]

Holy cow, that’s cool history! And that was totally my aha! moment when I was a kid too. My glasses came in the mail. I was sitting on the porch in summertime at moms house when I first put them on. I couldn’t believe all the leaves I could see! Crazy how it comes on so slowly and I didn’t even know that I was missing out. Very grateful for my specs!!

[Mr.T.MBA.]

This is good stuff, Aaron. Thanks for these videos

[dentaldoc]

So interesting! Thanks for sharing! Had no idea there was a WW2 background!

[Fiture]

Thank you for this video it was very helpful!

[MasteringSolutions]

Awesome video! Really interesting info about the WWII propaganda. I didn't know that before. Will definitely stay tuned for that next video

[Foodlover]

Good day doctor, I have cataract on my left eyes when I was 9 yrs old then operation. My question is is there any possibility to fix my eyes after cataract surgery? My right eye was blurred I used glasses.