Vitamins & Herbal Remedies for Eye Pressure and Optic Nerve Support
Introduction: A Personal Mission
When my father lost half of his vision from eye pressure, it changed everything. As an eye doctor, I had spent years treating patients, but this time, it was personal. Eye pressure increases stress on the optic nerve and gradually chips away at your vision, often slowly and silently.
And while conventional prescribed treatments and a healthy diet are essential, I couldn’t help but ask:
"What else can we do to naturally support the eye and optic nerve, to preserve eyesight for as long as possible?"
The answer is, of course, Nutravision.
But before I arrived at this answer, I used to believe that eye pressure was the only thing that mattered, because that’s what I was taught.
This question led me to spend 2 years deeply researching glaucoma herbal remedies, vitamins, and natural supplements that could complement traditional treatments. And the results were eye-opening, helping me to see the importance of nutrition to keep your eye and optic nerve cells healthy.
Who knew that a traditional spice can help to regulate eye pressure? Or that an ancient herb that people take for memory can improve peripheral vision (or visual field)? Or that a vitamin commonly used for skin health can support optic nerve cell metabolism?
So if you’re looking for a natural remedy for high eye pressure or a way to strengthen your optic nerve, keep reading to understand the best options—backed by research, not hype.
Why Eye Pressure Matters
The aqueous in our eyes delivers critical nutrients and oxygen to the cells in our eyes. It is the aqueous that gives our eyes pressure.
When eye pressure is high, it causes stress on the optic nerve, damaging vision over the long term.
But here’s the catch: even if the eye pressure is within the normal range, the optic nerve can still become stressed and damaged.
While high eye pressure is a major risk factor, low pressure doesn’t guarantee safety. This is particularly true in certain parts of Asia, such as China, Singapore, and Japan, where 80-90% of those with optic nerve damage do not have ‘high’ eye pressure.
This means that while managing eye pressure naturally is important—so too is supporting your optic nerve directly with targeted optic nerve supplements.
Vitamins and Supplements for Eye Pressure
Certain supplements and glaucoma herbal remedies can support the balance between the production and drainage of aqueous in the eyes, helping to naturally keep eye pressure within a healthy range.
Key Ingredient #1: Saffron - Traditional Ayurvedic Medicine
Saffron is one such natural remedy for eye pressure. While technically not a ‘vitamin,’ it is considered one of the best ‘vitamins’ to reduce eye pressure due to its potent combination of unique carotenoids, including crocin and crocetin, and bioactive antioxidants known as lepticrosalides.
In a 2014 clinical trial, researchers reported that taking a saffron supplement was able to help reduce eye pressure by an additional 15.5% in stable glaucoma patients who were already treated with eye drops.
The best thing about saffron is that it is also a natural adaptogen that helps to calm the mind and alleviate the impact of mental stress on the body and eyes. This has the additional benefit of reducing any stress-related eye pressure elevation.
Summary of saffron benefits for eye health:
- Contains unique carotenoids and antioxidants, such as crocin, crocetin, and lepticrosalides
- Helps to maintain healthy eye pressure levels
- Reduces the impact of mental stress on the body and eyes
Pro Tip:
Why not combine these natural supplements for eye pressure (saffron and anthocyanins) with mindfulness meditation or deep breathing? Both are excellent natural remedies for eye pressure. Both practices have been proven to reduce mental stress, cortisol levels, and eye pressure.
Key Ingredient #2: Anthocyanins – Antioxidants for Eye Pressure
Anthocyanins are a group of deep red, purple, and blue pigments found in plants. They are a type of flavonoid, a family of powerful antioxidants that fight the effects of ageing and oxidative stress.
According to the Journal of Ocular Pharmacology & Therapeutics, anthocyanins decreased eye pressure levels in normal subjects as well as those with stable, treated glaucoma. The anthocyanins help to reduce oxidative stress and inflammation at the trabecular meshwork, thus encouraging aqueous outflow and decreasing eye pressure.
In addition to their antioxidant activity, anthocyanins are important for the regeneration of rhodopsin, a protein essential for the retinal rod photoreceptors to detect motion and adapt to dim light.
Berries, such as the European bilberry, Maqui berry, and blackcurrant, are rich sources of anthocyanins. Bilberry, in particular, is well-known for its healing properties for eyesight.
Summary of anthocyanin benefits for eye health:
- Powerful antioxidants that protect against free radical damage
- Supports drainage of aqueous from the eye
- Important for retinal photoreceptor function and night vision
Pro Tip:
Anthocyanins work synergistically with vitamin C to enhance their antioxidant activity and stabilise their effects in the body. Eat citrus fruits like oranges, kiwis, or bell peppers alongside your daily Nutravision dose to amplify their protective benefits for your eyes.
Optic Nerve Vitamins – Ocular Blood Circulation
The optic nerve is critical for eyesight because of its important role in transmitting visual information from the retina to the brain. If your optic nerve is under stress, lowering eye pressure is only half the battle. You also need to defend the optic nerve from poor circulation, cellular degeneration, and oxidative stress.
As you age, circulation to your eyes and optic nerves will become less efficient. This reduces the delivery of oxygen and nutrients, affecting the health of the metabolically active retinal ganglion and optic nerve cells. Inefficient ocular circulation is considered to be a key risk factor for glaucoma progression, especially for those with ‘normal’ eye pressure.
Below are 2 key vitamins and glaucoma herbal remedies that promote ocular blood flow to the eye, optic nerve and brain (the eye-nerve-brain vision ecosystem).
Key Ingredient #3: Ginkgo Biloba – Traditional Chinese Medicine
Ginkgo biloba has been widely used for centuries in Traditional Chinese Medicine to enhance blood circulation and support cognitive function. It contains over 60 bioactive compounds, including a high concentration of flavonoid antioxidants that help reduce free radical damage at the cellular level.
Its effectiveness as an optic nerve ‘vitamin’ stems from its ability to reduce blood viscosity and promote blood microcirculation to the ocular tissues.
Multiple clinical studies have now confirmed the benefits and safety of ginkgo biloba for those with normal pressure glaucoma. The Journal of Glaucoma reported that long-term use of ginkgo biloba over 12.3 years potentially slowed the rate of visual field deterioration by nearly half. In a separate clinical trial, Italian researchers discovered that ginkgo biloba did not just stabilise the visual fields but also potentially improved them in some cases.
“Ginkgo biloba extract administration can effect an improvement in preexisting visual field damage in some individuals with glaucoma.” Dr Luciano Quaranta, Ophthalmology, 2003
Summary of ginkgo biloba benefits for eye health:
- Contains over 60 bioactive compounds, including flavonoid antioxidants that act at a cellular level
- Promotes blood flow to the eye, optic nerve, and brain
- Supports peripheral vision and visual field
Pro Tip:
Combine ginkgo biloba with moderate aerobic exercise (30 minutes or more daily) to further boost circulation and maintain optic nerve health.
Key Ingredient #4: Methylfolate (Activated Folate)
Methylfolate may not be the first nutrient that comes to mind when thinking about optic nerve health, but it plays a critical role in keeping your optic nerve and blood vessels healthy.
The key issue? Homocysteine.
Homocysteine is a naturally occurring amino acid, but elevated homocysteine has been linked to optic nerve damage and retinal vascular diseases. High homocysteine could lead to neuron death, ultimately affecting optic nerve function and cognitive health.
Swiss researchers have discovered that supplementation with methylfolate led to a significant decrease in not only homocysteine levels, but also retinal venous pressure, thus highlighting its importance as a vitamin for optic nerve health and overall vision.
“The neuroprotective role of folate as an adjunct therapy to maintain retinal perfusion may be crucial in stabilising normal tension glaucoma patients and preserving vision.” Dr George Ayoub, Journal of Clinical Research & Ophthalmology, 2024
Side note: What's the difference between folate, folic acid and methylfolate?
Folate is the natural form found in foods, while folic acid is the synthetic version used in supplements and fortified foods. While dietary folate undergoes a simpler conversion process, folic acid requires multiple enzymatic steps to be transformed into its active form—methylfolate—before the body can use it.
However, genetic variations in the MTHFR enzyme can reduce this conversion efficiency, affecting an estimated 10-25% of the population. When this happens, unmetabolised folic acid may build up in the bloodstream rather than being fully converted into a usable form.
On the other hand, methylfolate is already in its active, bioavailable form, which is immediately available for cellular use, bypassing the need for conversion in the liver. Supplementing with methylfolate ensures an effective dose, regardless of genetic variations, dietary limitations, or gut absorption issues.
Summary of methylfolate benefits for eye health:
- Methylfolate is more effective than folic acid, as it is in its most bioactive form
- Reduces homocysteine levels and supports blood vessel health
- Essential for DNA repair and optic nerve function
Pro Tip:
Pairing methylfolate with methylcobalamin (vitamin B12) further enhances homocysteine metabolism, making it an even more powerful combination for optic nerve function and vision health.
Optic Nerve Vitamins - Cell Health and Antioxidants
Ensuring proper blood flow to the optic nerve is critical—but it’s only part of the equation. Delivering oxygen and nutrients to your cells is essential, but what happens next is just as important. Because the optic nerve is one of the most energy-demanding and metabolically active tissues in the body, its nerve cells—the retinal ganglion cells—require a constant supply of energy to function and repair themselves.
This is where cellular metabolism comes in. Without efficient energy production by the mitochondria (the tiny batteries inside cells), even a well-nourished optic nerve will become vulnerable to stress and pressure. Without the right nutrients to support mitochondrial energy production and protect against oxidative damage, retinal ganglion cells weaken, struggle to repair themselves, and become more susceptible to stress and pressure.
That’s why the critical next step is promoting cell metabolism, supporting mitochondrial function and protecting against oxidative stress—factors that directly impact the longevity and resilience of your optic nerve.
Below are 6 key vitamins and nutrients that strengthen and protect your retinal ganglion and optic nerve cells from within.
Key Ingredient #5: Nicotinamide (Vitamin B3) – Restoring NAD+
Nicotinamide, a form of vitamin B3, is a popular vitamin for skin health, but its importance for optic nerve health and vision has excited scientists worldwide.
Why? Its ability to restore cellular NAD+ levels. NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a coenzyme essential for energy metabolism in the mitochondria of every cell, including the retinal ganglion cells that make up the optic nerve.
As we age, NAD+ levels decline by up to 50%, reducing the optic nerve's ability to resist stress and repair damage. This NAD+ depletion is even more accelerated when eye pressure is high, making nerve cells more vulnerable to degeneration.
The fastest way to restore cellular NAD+ levels in the eye and optic nerve is through nicotinamide supplementation. A landmark Australian clinical trial reported that individuals with glaucoma who took nicotinamide for 12 weeks alongside their regular treatments showed significant improvement in retinal ganglion cell function.
This is why nicotinamide is now considered a key anti-ageing nutrient, with immense potential as a vitamin for optic nerve regeneration and glaucoma.
Summary of nicotinamide benefits for eye health:
- Restores NAD+ levels and cellular metabolism
- Enhances resilience of the optic nerve against stress and pressure
- Safe and well-tolerated, even at high doses
Pro Tip:
Niacin and nicotinamide are different forms of vitamin B3. Niacin causes skin flushing and is mainly used for cholesterol, whereas nicotinamide is the form proven to strengthen and support optic nerve function.
Key Ingredient #6: Methylcobalamin (Activated Vitamin B12)
Methylcobalamin is the bioactive form of vitamin B12. It plays a dual role in supporting optic nerve function—directly protecting the optic nerve by maintaining its protective myelin sheath coating, and maintaining blood supply through homocysteine reduction.
A deficiency in B12 can lead to optic nerve damage, which results in deterioration in vision. B12 deficiency is significantly more common with age, making supplementation critical for long-term optic nerve function.
Its role as a vitamin supplement for glaucoma was highlighted in a scientific report published in the journal Current Therapeutic Research, which found that long-term methylcobalamin may help to reduce risk of visual field deterioration by up to 80%.
“Methylcobalamin is a promising agent for the treatment of visual field defects associated with normal tension glaucoma.” Dr Yoshio Yamazaki, Current Therapeutic Research, 2000
Methylcobalamin also supports corneal nerve repair and is effective as a supplement for dry eye relief.
Summary of methylcobalamin benefits for eye health:
- Maintains the myelin sheath coating that protects the optic nerve
- Reduces homocysteine levels
- Supports visual field and peripheral vision in those with stressed optic nerves
Pro Tip:
Not all B12 supplements are created equal. Methylcobalamin is the natural, bioactive form of B12, whereas cyanocobalamin is a synthetic form that the body must convert into an active form. Methylcobalamin is often preferred due to its superior absorption and retention in the body.
Key Ingredient #7: Vitamin D3 – Supporting Metabolic Health
Vitamin D3, the sunshine vitamin, is widely recognised for its role in bone health and immune function, and while it is not the first nutrient people think of for eye health, the research is clear: adequate vitamin D3 levels are critical for the metabolic health of the eye and optic nerve.
This matters because vitamin D deficiency is incredibly common—affecting up to 1 in 3 people, even in countries with plenty of sunlight. If you have concerns about your vision, low vitamin D levels could put your optic nerve at risk. According to the journal Molecular Vision, vitamin D deficiency has been linked with more severe optic nerve damage from glaucoma.
“Advanced glaucoma patients had significantly lower levels of serum vitamin D than both the normal control and early glaucoma groups.” Dr Radha Ayyagari, Molecular Vision, 2019
The good news? Vitamin D3 supplementation may provide an additional layer of support for your vision. The anti-inflammatory effects and metabolic support from vitamin D3 may help to increase the resilience of the optic nerve cells against stress and further damage.
Vitamin D3 also plays an important role as a vitamin for dry eye, macula health, and ocular immunity.
Summary of vitamin D3 benefits for eye health:
- Supports metabolic health of the eye and optic nerve
- Reduces inflammation and promotes optic nerve resilience
- Maintains macula health and ocular immunity
Pro Tip:
Pair vitamin D3 with magnesium. Why? Magnesium activates the vitamin D3 in your body, ensuring optimal absorption and helping it to work effectively. Without enough magnesium, you’re not getting the full benefit, no matter how much vitamin D3 you take.
Key Ingredient #8: Grape Seed – Oxidative Stress Defense
Oxidative stress occurs when there is an excess of free radicals in the body, leading to cellular damage. In the eyes, oxidative stress can harm the macula and optic nerve, affecting vision. Protecting the eye and optic nerve from oxidative damage is therefore essential if we want to preserve vision.
This is where grape seed comes in. It is the richest natural source of oligomeric proanthocyanidin complexes (OPCs) or procyanidins, a group of flavonoid antioxidants whose antioxidant power is 20 times greater than vitamin E and 50 times greater than vitamin C!
It is this potent antioxidant effect that reduces inflammation and protects retinal ganglion cells against oxidative stress-induced cell death.
In addition, the antioxidants in grape seed help reduce blood cholesterol and support blood vessel health, potentially contributing to better ocular blood flow and reduced risk of optic nerve damage. Grape seed also supports macula health for those with diabetes.
Summary of grape seed benefits for eye health:
- One of the most potent natural antioxidants, with antioxidant activity exceeding that of vitamins C and E
- Reduces inflammation and cell death from oxidative stress
- Supports macula and blood vessel health
Pro Tip:
For further optic nerve and retinal health support over the long term, eat a balanced diet that also contains dietary antioxidants such as vitamins A, C, E, zinc, and omega-3 acids.
Key Ingredients #9 & #10: Lutein & Zeaxanthin
Among the supplements and vitamins for vision, the carotenoids lutein and zeaxanthin are the best-known. Lutein and zeaxanthin support vision by:
- Restoring macular pigment levels
- Absorbing harmful UV and blue light
- Protecting the macula from oxidative stress
The landmark Age-Related Eye Disease Study (AREDS) 2 has firmly established lutein and zeaxanthin as essential nutrients to reduce the risk of progressing to advanced stages of macular degeneration by up to 25%.
What many do not realise is that lutein and zeaxanthin are also important for those with glaucoma because macular pigment levels are often low in glaucoma. The European Nutrition in Glaucoma Management (ENIGMA) trial found that in those with glaucoma, lutein and zeaxanthin increased macular pigment by 60% after 18 months, thus improving contrast sensitivity and visual function.
“Macular carotenoid supplementation may prove useful as an adjunct therapy to optimize visual function and to preserve macular health in glaucoma.” Dr. James Loughnan, American Academy of Ophthalmology, 2021
Many people do not consume enough lutein and zeaxanthin through their diet alone, which is why supplementation is often necessary to achieve the levels required to support eye health.
Summary of lutein and zeaxanthin benefits for eye health:
- Effective for vision support and protecting the macula from oxidative stress
- Absorbs harmful UV and blue light
- Restores macula pigment and improves contrast sensitivity in those with glaucoma
Pro Tip:
For optimal absorption, take lutein and zeaxanthin supplements with a meal containing healthy fats, such as avocado or olive oil. This enhances their bioavailability and maximises their protective benefits for your vision.
Bringing It All Together: 10 Key Ingredients; 1 Capsule
We’ve covered the 10 key vitamins and herbal remedies for supporting eye pressure, optic nerve resilience, and long-term vision health. From eye pressure reduction by saffron and the circulation-enhancing effects of ginkgo biloba to the neuroprotective benefits of nicotinamide and methylcobalamin, each ingredient plays a critical role in preserving visual function.
But here’s the thing: No single ingredient can do it all. And these are not nutrients that you can easily get from diet in clinically relevant doses.
That’s why Nutravision was designed as a comprehensive, multi-pathway solution—bringing together all these 10 key ingredients, all of them clinically-backed, into one convenient capsule.
If you’ve been searching for a way to take proactive, smarter control of your vision, Nutravision offers a science-backed, all-in-one solution to support the entire eye-nerve-brain vision ecosystem, beyond what a healthy diet can:
✅ Maintain healthy eye pressure levels
✅ Promote optic nerve blood circulation
✅ Protect against oxidative stress with potent antioxidants
✅ Support metabolic health of the retinal ganglion cells
✅ Increase resilience of the optic nerve against stress and pressure
And my father? He is taking Nutravision every day to support his vision beyond conventional eye drops and to fill nutritional gaps that diet alone cannot. Here's what he had to say about Nutravision.
Is Nutravision Right for You? Your Biggest Questions
Nutravision is not for everyone.
If you’re looking for a quick fix or believe that one pill will instantly solve all your eye health concerns, this isn’t for you.
But if you’re serious about long-term vision health, understand that supporting your optic nerve is an investment, and want a clinically backed formula designed for real, lasting support—then keep reading.
We understand you might have questions before making a decision. Here are five of the biggest ones you need to know before choosing Nutravision.
Q1: Can I take Nutravision alongside my regular eye medications?
Yes! Nutravision is designed specifically to complement, not replace, your prescribed treatments. It fills the gaps that medications don’t address, including mental stress, poor circulation, oxidative stress, and metabolic decline.
Nutravision is made from clinically tested, natural antioxidants and bioactive vitamins, with no ‘nasties’. It is safe to take alongside most medications, but if you have any concerns, we always recommend checking with your healthcare professional.
Q2: How soon will I see results?
Nutravision isn’t a quick fix, but some people notice improved comfort from dry eye, less eye strain, and better contrast sensitivity within 3 to 4 weeks.
However, the real benefits happen at a cellular level over time. Like exercise or a healthy diet, Nutravision builds resilience gradually—supporting vision and optic nerve health in the long run.
For the best results, consistency is key. Supporting eye health is an ongoing process, which is why we recommend taking Nutravision for at least 3 to 6 months. The earlier you start, the better your long-term outcomes, just like taking care of your skin, heart, or brain.
Q3: Is Nutravision clinically tested?
Yes. Every ingredient in Nutravision is backed by science—not hype. Nutravision is made with clinically studied, bioavailable, practitioner grade ingredients that have been extensively researched and tested. It includes patented, research-backed nutrients like:
- Affron® Saffron—the first saffron extract to be backed by peer-reviewed clinical trials
- Quatrefolic® Methylfolate—the most bioavailable form of folate
- Lutemax 2020 Lutein & Zeaxanthin—scientifically backed extract designed to deliver optimal results
- Vitashine® Vegan Vitamin D3—highly bioavailable plant-based and certified vegan form of vitamin D3
Nutravision is manufactured under strict Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) quality control standards in accordance with Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) requirements, ensuring purity, potency, and safety.
Q4: My eye doctor says vitamin supplements don’t help with eye pressure or optic nerve health. If that’s true, why should I take Nutravision?
It’s normal to feel skeptical. Most eye doctors primarily focus on lowering eye pressure because that’s been the standard approach for decades. That used to be my only focus too.
But eye pressure is only part of the picture. Even if your eye pressure is ‘normal’—like my father’s was—your optic nerve can still become damaged. In Asian countries, 80-90% of those with optic nerve damage do not have ‘high’ eye pressure.
Ignoring factors like circulation, declining mitochondrial health, and oxidative stress means leaving your optic nerve vulnerable—even if your eye pressure is ‘normal’. That’s why nutrients like ginkgo biloba, nicotinamide (vitamin B3), and saffron have been studied for their ability to promote ocular blood flow, support mitochondrial function, and protect retinal ganglion cells over the long term.
Nutravision was formulated using these science-backed ingredients to work alongside conventional treatments—not replace them. Conventional methods focus on eye pressure—this focuses on keeping your retinal ganglion and optic nerve cells healthy.
If your eye doctor hasn’t mentioned this, it’s not because it doesn’t work—it’s because nutrition isn’t part of standard training. But the scientific evidence exists. That’s why the best long-term approach is not just reducing eye pressure—but also supporting the optic nerve with targeted nutrition.
Q5: Is Nutravision worth the price?
Most eye supplements focus on one thing—macular support, dry eye relief, or basic vision health. But that’s missing the big picture.
What about your optic nerve? What about circulation? What about mitochondrial health? If you are not covering all of these, you’re potentially leaving your vision at risk.
- Unstable eye pressure? → Your optic nerve becomes more stressed.
- Poor circulation? → Less oxygen means more nerve cell loss.
- Declining cell metabolism? → Your retinal ganglion cells die off over time.
Nutravision is different. It’s an all-in-one formula designed for comprehensive eye-nerve-brain vision support that helps to:
✅ Maintain healthy eye pressure (Saffron, Anthocyanins)
✅ Promote ocular blood flow (Ginkgo Biloba, Methylfolate)
✅ Fight oxidative stress (Bilberry, Ginkgo, Grape Seed, Saffron)
✅ Support optic nerve cell metabolism (Nicotinamide, Methylcobalamin, Vitamin D3)
But Nutravision doesn’t just stop there. It also helps with macula health, dry eye comfort, and even brain function and cardiovascular health—because without a healthy brain and circulatory system, your eyesight can’t function at its best.
Most people buy 7+ different supplements to get what Nutravision provides in one formula—and in my opinion, wasting money and time. And unlike cheap, mass-market supplements, Nutravision is doctor-formulated with practitioner grade ingredients at clinically effective doses.
Your vision is priceless—that’s why we do not take shortcuts when making Nutravision. And when it comes to your eyesight, neither should you. Don't risk paying a much higher price later.
What Others Are Saying
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"I have been taking Nutravision for about a year now. In my recent follow-up with a specialist, my vision field test remains stable pointing towards a positive trend. It was such a relief for me to know that. It has definitely improved my overall health, particularly my eyes."
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"I was initially skeptical, but I decided to give it a try. I didn’t expect much, but after a few weeks of consistent use, the results were undeniable. My eyes no longer felt as tired, even after long periods of screen time. What surprised me even more was the physical difference—I started to feel more energised and less fatigued overall."
— Mizie L., Verified Customer
Take Control of Your Vision Health Today
Your future vision depends on the choices you make.
- You don’t wait until your heart stops to look after your cardiovascular health.
- You don’t wait until your teeth fall out to start brushing.
- So why wait until your vision deteriorates before you care for your eyesight?
Your vision is your independence. Your optic nerve is your lifeline to the world. And it is a priceless gift that you should treasure forever.
Nutravision is the all-in-one formula that goes beyond eye drops, combining clinically backed vitamins and herbal remedies to support your optic nerve, maintain healthy eye pressure, and preserve your vision over the long term.
