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Ocular nutrition: Dr. Neda Gioia's whole-body approach to eye care
Author(s)Kerry Gelb, OD, Brooke Henson, Editor
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Dr. Neda Gioia, OD CNS FOWNS is the founder of Integrative Vision. She discovered the importance of whole-body health and the power of the body to heal itself with proper nutrition and lifestyle. While she was always passionate about delivering exceptional eye care as an optometrist, she realized that there was a better way. She believes this whole-body approach is the best way to protect and preserve your eye health.
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