TheraLife® Eye Autoimmune – For Autoimmune Disease Dry Eyes

A unique proprietary formula offering sustainable, lasting relief for dry eyes, dry mouth, joint pain, fatigue, and more.

autoimmune disease dry eyes

Who It Works For Our special dry eye formula works for people with autoimmune disease symptoms, caused by disorders such as:

Sjogren’s Syndrome
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Lupus
Graves’ Disease
Ocular Rosacea
Raynaud’s
Fibromyalgia
Graft versus Host
Autoimmune conditions

This all-natural formula restores normal cell functions to tear secretion glands and salivary glands, and it regulates the immune system to reduce flare-ups. Our autoimmune disease dry eyes formula is fortified with: immuno-modulators to help modulate and normalize the immune system; anti-inflammatory agents to reduce irritation and inflammation of the eye, salivary glands, eyelids, and joints; and anti-fatigue agents to improve oxygen delivery and boost energy. For first time users, we highly recommend our TheraLife® Eye Autoimmune Bundle, which includes molecularly distilled TheraLife® Omega 3 Fish Oil (included for its strong anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidation properties) and TheraLife® Fatigue (designed to transport more nutrients and oxygen to your body in order to reduce fatigue, provide more energy, and promote healthy sleep). Learn More…

Quality

All TheraLife® ingredients are tested to ensure safety, purity and the highest biological activity. TheraLife® capsules are manufactured following GMP quality guidelines in pharmaceutical grade facilities in the United States.

90-Day Money Back Guarantee

TheraLife® Inc. offers a 90-day money back guarantee on all products.

Safe, All-Natural Ingredients.

FDA GMP certified

Eye Autoimmune (2 capsules)

Ingredient	Amount	RDA%
Beta-Carotene	7.5mg	250%
Vitamin E	180IU	600%
Ascorbic Acid	200mg	337%
Riboflavin	10mg	588%
Zinc	27mg	180%
Copper	1mg	50%
Selenium	67mcg	98%
Astralagus	15mg	*
L-Carnitine	100mg	*
Proprietary Herbal Blend**	900mg	*

* RDA not established
** Fructus Lycii, Bilberry, Chrysanthemum, Notoginsheng

All-in-One Autoimmune Starter Kit

TheraLife Eye All-in-One Autoimmune Starter Kit

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Contains everything you need to get started in treating autoimmune disease dry eyes related to conditions like Sjogren’s syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, ocular rosacea, Graves’ disease, Raynaud’s, lupus, bone marrow transplantation, graft versus host disease, and more.

All-in-One Autoimmune Starter Kit includes:

4 bottles of TheraLife® Eye Autoimmune
1 bottle of Omega-3 Fish Oil
1 package Eye Lid Cleanser
1 Hot Compress

TheraLife® especially recommends this starter kit to chronic dry eye sufferers with autoimmune conditions because it includes all of the elements that are essential for getting lasting dry eye relief, collected for you into one conveniently packaged solution.

TheraLife® Eye Autoimmune Bundle

We highly recommend TheraLife® Eye Autoimmune plus TheraLife® Omega-3 Fish Oil and TheraLife Fatigue as a total solution for individuals who suffer from autoimmune disease dry eyes. Discount prices available.

autoimmune disease dry eyes

TheraLife® Eye Autoimmune Only

For customers who have their own fish oil or flax seed oil (vegetarian substitute), you may purchase TheraLife® Eye Autoimmune only. We recommend adding TheraLife® Fatigue (2 bottles) for a total autoimmune solution.

autoimmune disease dry eyes

TheraLife® Eye Autoimmune Bundle Maintenance

For customers with already established tear film stability. Includes 4 bottles plus TheraLife® Fatigue (2 bottles).

autoimmune disease dry eyes

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TheraLife® Eye Autoimmune Only
Maintenance

For customers with already established tear film stability. Includes 2 bottles of TheraLife® Autoimmune.

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