University of Chicago's Eye Nutrient Secret Fights Cancer

The University of Chicago just validated every vanity-driven supplement cabinet in my contact list. Scientists found that Zeaxanthin—the stuff people swallow just to look 'bright-eyed' for the cameras—is actually weaponizing immune cells against tumors. I spent two summers watching A-listers chug this junk at the Marmont just so they wouldn't look hungover for their publicist. Now it turns out their CD8+ T cells were basically doing a SEAL Team 6 mission on cancer while they were just trying to look cute for a selfie. It is the ultimate ROI on being shallow. Imagine accidentally becoming a clinical success story because you’re terrified of looking tired.

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