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Ever wonder why we can’t put our phones down? Here’s the science:
Every ping, like, and notification = a dopamine hit (the same brain chemical tied to addiction).
We’re wired for connection, social media hijacks that need, making every scroll feel like social survival.
On average, we consume 74 GB of information a day... no wonder FOMO has us hooked.
The average person checks their phone 144 times daily and nearly half of us admit we feel addicted.
The result? A brain that’s constantly rewired, affecting our sleep, focus, and mood.
Unplugging isn’t just healthy... it’s survival.

Ever wonder why we can’t put our phones down? Here’s the science:
Every ping, like, and notification = a dopamine hit (the same brain chemical tied to addiction).
We’re wired for connection, social media hijacks that need, making every scroll feel like social survival.
On average, we consume 74 GB of information a day... no wonder FOMO has us hooked.
The average person checks their phone 144 times daily and nearly half of us admit we feel addicted.
The result? A brain that’s constantly rewired, affecting our sleep, focus, and mood.
Unplugging isn’t just healthy... it’s survival.

Attention Ozempic and Wegovy patients. You need to read this.
Semaglutide, a medication primarily used for treating type 2 diabetes and obesity, has been generally well tolerated by many patients. However, there have been rare reports linking it to non-arteritic ischemic optic neuropthay (NAION). NAION is a condition characterized by sudden vision loss due to decreased blood flow to the optic nerve.

While this adverse effect is not common, it is important for healthcare providers and patients to be aware of this potential risk. If a patient using semaglutide experiences symptoms such as sudden vision changes or loss, they should seek immediate medical attention.

It is crucial to weigh the benefits and risks of any medication and to consult with a healthcare provider before making any changes to treatment.

To be awarded the silver medal for The Seattle Times Best in the PNW for eyecare is completely out of this world. I’m overwhelmed by the generosity that Airis Eye has received. We are a sun of our parts and we wouldn’t be here without my amazing team. @eyerollwithdeep @sincerelylolo @itsjessmayes @madelyngray626 @casey.gonzales @myah.wala @shaan.wala @angeliquenguyenn @wa.harry.boparai @missk_26 @_lilydavid @maggie_wilson7 I don’t know what I did to deserve all of you but you have made this journey a truly fulfilling adventure. Congratulations to Dr Evie Lawson @eyesonyouseattle. You have been an inspiration and you were the first person that told me I can do this. I will never forget that. #seattletimes #bestinthepnw @seattletimes

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