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Integrative Practitioner


Neda Gioia OD, CNS, FOWNS, CFMP, joins Integrative Practitioner Content Specialist Avery St. Onge to discuss the connection between nutrient deficiencies and eye health.

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Integrative Practitioner


When treating a patient, you can either scratch the surface of an issue and wait until it turns into something major or intervene early with preventative measures, said Neda Gioia, OD, CNS, FOWNS, CFMP. This is true with any form of healthcare, she explained, and optometry is no exception.

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Integrative Practitioner


According to Neda Gioia OD, CNS, FOWNS, CFMP, eye health and overall health are interrelated; something as simple as dry eye disorder can indicate a deeper issue. “The problem right now is that in our healthcare system, we miss the mark on trying to find the root causes of these issues,” said Dr. Gioia. “What's happening to the eye is often a symptom of a more widespread problem, and we can use the eye to start investigating that.”

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Women in Optometry


Neda Gioia, OD, FOWNS, CNS, says that functional nutrition is a key element of her Shrewsbury, New Jersey, practice - Integrative Vision. Dr. Gioia says that discussing health, nutrition and lifestyle have expanded her scope of practice to a higher level than she has had in the past. Her goal is to optimize the overall health of every single one of her patients, as well as take care of their ocular needs.

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Jersey Shore Scene


She is a licensed optometrist and has been practicing eye care for 15 years, but Dr. Neda Gioia is putting a new and healthier look on this specialty, one that can be expanded to all medical specialties. Already, it has been proven to improve peoples’ vision, outlook on life, and better general health.

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Women in Optometry


Ocular wellness and nutrition are two words that many don’t see as connected. But Neda Gioia, OD, FOWNS, CNS, of Shrewsbury, New Jersey, offers a different patient experience by integrating nutrition and supplementation into each patient conversation.

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Asbury Park Press


Looking back at her life with a clear lens, Dr. Neda Gioia, owner of Integrative Vision in Shrewsbury, remembers spending her early years on the move.Born in Iran, “my family moved to the U.S. when I was about 5,” said Gioia, 40, who grew up in Wayne and now lives in Little Silver.

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THE MONMOUTH MOMS


Meet Dr. Neda Gioia OD, CNS, FOWNS! This beautiful mama lives in Little Silver with her husband and two adorable girls. Dr. Gioia has practiced optometry for the last 14 years, and recently opened her own practice in Shrewsbury, NJ, Integrative Vision, where she offers adult and pediatric eye care as well as functional nutrition therapies. Learn more about this amazing Monmouth Mom, including her favorite local things to do with her fam!

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BEAUTYTAP.COM


The 2020-2021 back-to-school season doesn’t look anything like it did in years past, and many students will begin their new year online. Even if your children have grown accustomed to distance learning, there’s a lot you can do to make it more effective.

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WOMEN IN OPTOMETRY


Several years before Neda Gioia, OD, CNS, FOWNS, opened her practice Integrative Vision in Shrewsbury, New Jersey, she was living in Seattle, Washington, and battling symptoms of her not-yet-diagnosed condition of trigeminal neuralgia.

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WOMEN IN OPTOMETRY


Neda Gioia, OD, sketched out a logo for her future practice about two years ago, shortly after she returned to her home state of New Jersey. “I had paintings and drawings stored away for years, but the logo symbolized my knowing that this would happen,” she says.

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OCULAR NUTRITION SOCIETY


All day long, you see patients and strive to do the best you can for them in the limited time you have.  For those with vision or eye health concerns, you diligently explain treatment options.

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BEAUTYTAP


Whether you’re still working from home or have returned to your place of business, chances are you can answer this question without batting an eye: “Are you or your kids spending more time staring at computers, phones, or televisions since the lockdown?”

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