One of the current treatments for choroidal neovascularization in exudative age related macular degeneration (ARMD) involves a combination of laser photocoagulation (PDT) and injections of an anti-inflammatory (Dexamethasone) and an anti-angiogenic (Bevacizumab). This combination therapy is designed to stabilize vision, improve vision in selected cases and reduce the total number of treatment cycles overall compared to other methods of treatment presently in use. Many retinal physicians are treating exudative ARMD with an ocular injection every 4 weeks for a number of years. Combination therapy has reduced the number of treatment cycles to less than 3 for many patients; and in preliminary studies, patients taking 20 milligrams of dietary oral zeaxanthin required even less treatment cycles to achieve stability. In this trial, the only variable will be the oral consumption of 20 milligrams of zeaxanthin daily taken in half of the patients randomized to this group. The remaining half patients with still undergo combination therapy, but without taking 20 milligrams of oral dietary Zeaxanthin.