Herbal Screen Detox Eye and Brain Supplement Gummies: Formulation, Development, Evaluation and Health Benefits in the Digital Era

Author

Irfan SK, Mahalakshmi K S, Kavitha P N

Abstract

 Background: It is commonly linked to the long-term use of smartphones, computers and other digital devices that people experience symptoms of digital eye strain, such as ocular discomfort, dryness, blurred vision and headaches. Moreover, prolonged work involving screens may also lead to a feeling of cognitive fatigue. Objective: This research article outlines the scientific reasons for the approach, the concept behind the formulation and the initial evaluation framework for the Herbal Screen Detox Eye and Brain Supplement Gummies. Methods: The carotenoids, herbal extracts, vitamins and minerals selected were done so on the grounds of their known nutritional and pharmacological effects. The gummy dosage form that has been prepared can be assessed for its organoleptic, physical, physicochemical and stability properties. Results: The formulation was developed as a convenient chewable form of a nutritional supplement. The actual results from experiments—such as the average weight, weight variation, pH, moisture content, texture and stability—will be entered from the laboratory batch record; no numerical experimental data have been made up. Conclusion: The formulation does show promise as a nutraceutical idea for promoting eye and cognitive well-being, but there is still a lack of direct clinical evidence regarding the combined gummy. It is still necessary to follow healthy habits when using screens and to seek appropriate professional care.

Keywords

Herbal Gummies, Digital Eye Strain, Lutein, Zeaxanthin, Bacopa monnieri, Blueberry, Ginkgo biloba, Ashwagandha, Cognitive Wellness, Nutraceutical

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