The Statement,"Eat Carrots Because They Are Good for Your Eyes

The statement,"Eat carrots because they are good for your eyes," is:​

A) correct because protein in carrots is important for the development of keratin,which forms the retina.
B) correct because the vitamin A precursor in carrots becomes activated to form rhodopsin in the eye.
C) ​correct because retinol in carrots will be transported to the eyes to prevent blindness.
D) incorrect because beta-carotene is not stored in the eyes to be used for vision.
E) incorrect because carrots provide beta-carotene,which is not the active form of vitamin A.