<p>A 59-year-old man with an 11-year H/O type 2 diabetes on insulin for the past eight years consulted the doctor. He had peripheral neuropathy and cataract. He was a known suspect for glaucoma. On his first visit, the best corrected visual acuity (BCVA) was 20/20 OU. Multiple small intra-retinal haemorrhages and MAs with exudates superotemporally were found &Ograve;oculus sinister (OS) as seen in the fundus image (Fig). He began three capsules of multivitamin I containing Vitamin B complex, vitamins C and D, and L-methylfolate for improving eye health daily. In October 2015, the number of retinal haemorrhages and MAs declined OS (Fig. 1b), then he switched from multivitamin II additional containing Vitamin E. In April 2016, the number of haemorrhages and MAs declined, and the exudates resolved OS (Fig)</p>