A 58-year-old man has been examined for the first time on 2012.09.28. Discovery of numerous drusen on the ocular fundus. Confirmation is made by O.C.T (Figure1 and Figure 2). A prescription of alimentary complement is seriously advised to the patient. The patient is at new consulted on 2013.09.26 after taking each day one tablet of alimentary complement. The control with O.C.T. shows an important regression of the drusen (Figures 3 and Figure 4). The prescription of alimentary complements has been maintained and observed by the patient which has been consulted in September 2014 (Figure 5, Figure6, Figure 7 and Figure 8) and 2015.09.24 (Figure 9, Figure 10, Figure11 and Figure12). We note that the central drusen are not reappeared, but the peripheric drusen persist.
OCT right retina on 2012.9.28 before treatment by alimentary complementation.
OCT left retina on 2012.9.28 before treatment by alimentary complementation.
OCT right retina on 2013.9.26 after one year with treatment by alimentary complementation.
OCT left retina after one year with treatment by alimentary complementation.
Rétinophoto right eye on 2014.9.26 after 2 years with treatment by alimentary complementation.
OCT right eye after 2 years with treatment by alimentary complementation.
Rétinophoto left eye on 2014.9.26 after 2 years with alimentary complementation.
OCT left eye on 2014.9.26 after 2 years with treatment by alimentary complementation.
Rétinophoto right eye on 2015.9.24 after 3 years with treatment by alimentary complementation.
OCT right on 2015.9.24 after 3 years with treatment by alimentary complementation.
Rétinophoto left eye on 2015.9.24 after 3 years with treatment by alimentary complementation.
OCT left eye on 2015.9.24 after 3 years with treatment by alimentary complementation.
The author declare that he has no conflict of interest concerning this article.