Macular Degeneration

Macular Degeneration

What is AMD?

THE leading cause of irreversible vision loss worldwide.


If you’re reading this, you or a loved one likely has AMD. AMD is the leading cause of vision loss over 50. AMD stands for "Age-related Macular Degeneration". It is how our eyes age. AMD affects the center of the retina, called "the macula", where vision is focused and sharpest. AMD does not cause blindness. However, AMD can cause "legal blindness", vision so blurry that you are unable to read, drive, or recognize faces. This can happen slowly, or suddenly. Vision Protection Therapy can reduce this risk.

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Nearly 14 Million Americans Have AMD


And that number is growing daily due to an aging, but increasingly healthy and active population. Vision loss from AMD is a major cause of loss of independence and decreased quality of life for people over 50 worldwide, and a major burden on affected patients and their families. AMD is one of the most important unmet healthcare needs in the modern world.


Dry vs. Wet AMD

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DRY AMD

The earliest form of AMD is called “dry” AMD. People with early dry AMD have good vision on the eye chart, but have increasing difficulty seeing at night and indoors. Driving at night becomes difficult. Adjusting to a bright or dark room takes longer than usual. Reading a restaurant menu may become impossible without a flashlight.


Only about 10% of people with AMD develop severe vision loss due to dry AMD. This occurs when a condition called “geographic atrophy” (GA) develops. GA leaves an atrophic, or “dead spot” in the center of the retina that gets bigger with time. The bigger it gets, the more vision that is lost. While dry AMD usually progresses slowly over many years, GA progresses more rapidly. Eventually, the ability to read, drive and see faces is lost.

WET AMD

Wet AMD is the main cause of vision loss from AMD. In fact, 90% of people who lose vision from AMD lose vision when they develop “wet” AMD. This means that the best way to prevent vision loss from AMD is to prevent the development of wet AMD.



In wet AMD, scar tissue, called “neovascularization” develops in the macula. This scar tissue grows, destroying the macula and the sharp vision. Things you look directly at may be blurry and distorted, or wavey. To others, it is like looking through Swiss cheese, with holes in their vision. When wet AMD develops, the ability to drive, read and recognize faces may be lost. This can happen suddenly, and without warning.


AMD vision loss is often permanent and progressive, even with current treatments. To make matters worse, once you lose vision in one eye from AMD, you are at increased risk for eventually losing vision in your good eye as well. The answer? Prevention



Video Presentations

Vision Protection Therapy is a unique, proprietary treatment program designed to minimize the risks of visual loss from AMD. Learn more by watching our videos below.

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Scientific Evidence

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AMD Nationwide Study

A nationwide study of over 350,000 patients with dry AMD was done to determine the effect of Vision Protection Therapy on preventing wet AMD.


Over the 4.57 year time window, Vision Protection Therapy reduced the risk of wet AMD and vision loss over 13 times better than AREDS vitamins alone.  That is a 1,300 % difference!


In this same study, the average visual acuity of Vision Protection Therapy patients progressively improved, while the visual acuity of patients on AREDS vitamins alone gradually worsened.

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Vision Protection Therapy is the safest and most effective treatment ever developed to prevent vision loss from AMD. Vision Protection Therapy is the most effective treatment to reduce your risks of vision loss from AMD ever developed. Vision Protection Therapy is evidence based, data driven, innovative, and the only treatment for all types and stages of AMD, wet or dry. We want you to know about it.

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