Nutrition with Judy | Carnivore Diet 356. The Dark Truth About LASIK Eye Surgery – Dr. Cynthia Mackay
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Dr. Cynthia and I discuss the unseen risks of LASIK eye surgery, including long-term complications like dry eye, halos, and loss of night vision. She reveals why no one should undergo the procedure and how to maintain healthy vision naturally through prevention, protection, and informed decision-making. Make sure to listen to the full interview to learn more.
Dr. Cynthia MacKay is a retired ophthalmologist who practiced in New York City for over 40 years and served as a clinical professor at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. She is a co-author of The Unsightly Truth of Laser Vision Correction and co-producer of the award-winning documentary Broken Eyes, both exposing the unspoken harms of LASIK. Dr. MacKay continues to advocate for informed consent and patient safety in ophthalmology.
We discuss the following:
- Who is Dr. Cynthia MacKay
- Why LASIK risks aren't disclosed
- FDA warnings on LASIK surgery
- Symptoms and repeat LASIK effects
- Advice for those considering LASIK
- Supporting eye health after LASIK
- Founder of LASIK surgery
- Thoughts on gas permeable lenses
- Best ways to protect eye health
- Supporting eye health with age
- Effects of untreated children’s eyes
- Where to find Dr. MacKay
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EPISODE RESOURCES
- Website
- Broken Eyes Documentary
- Making the Cut book
- The Unsightly Truth of Laser Vision Correction book
- EFH Personalized Health Plan
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