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Could consuming carrots help improve my eyesight ?
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No: Although your eyes need beta-carotene which is found in high quantities in carrots, you could only improve your vision by eating carrots if you had a deficiency of this. This is nearly unknown in the developed world.
Answered 8/5/2013
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