We hope it is common knowledge that many of the processed foods we find in the interior aisles of grocery stores – chips, cream-filled cakes and cookies, rows and rows of snack foods and candy bars – are simply not good for humans to regularly ingest, even in small quantities. Such “food-like substances” do not nourish us or support good health like the “whole” or “real foods” most often found in fresh produce departments around the perimeter of a store,
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If you are curious about LASIK and considering the procedure, it’s likely you have a number of questions about it. That’s a good thing. We want our patients to be completely informed and comfortable about their choice, and we are happy to answer any and all questions. Here are a few more of the top questions we get. Also take a look at Top Questions about LASIK - Part One.
Are you one of the many people who are confused about the difference between optometrist and ophthalmologist? You might think the terms are interchangeable and generally mean “eye doctor.” That’s far from the truth – the two kinds of eye care professionals are, in fact, very different.