Christopher Wolfe, OD
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first heard May 2026
last heard 18 May
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EyeCode Media · The Chris Wolfe Podcast: All Things Caratenoids w/ Kirsten Ormsby · 18 May 2026
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Uh, and then, um, but that was, I think that was before we even had the formulation that we have now within 10, 10, two.
Right, yeah.
I mean, he was on to something.
He's retired now, and I haven't seen him in a number of years, but it's interesting kind of he figured this out on his own.
Um, but, but in any case, uh, how do we apply what, what you've talked about there to say, listen, we need to get to patients earlier.
So we talk about visual dysfunction or maybe just good general function.
And, you know, we'll probably talk to, at some point in the future, we'll probably talk to, to Frederick about this on the podcast.
But this morning we were talking to him, um, about, you know, how do you translate the
Maybe the patient, let's even go earlier.
Let's say they're an early onset AMD, category 2 AMD patient with small drusen, right?
Less than 124 microns.
And with the idea of like, had I gotten to them when they were 30, could I have made an impact with carotenoids?
That duration of time, that 25 year span, is possibly so long that I'm never gonna see the ramifications of my inaction in my clinical practice lifetime, right?
Of getting to that patient when they're 30 to try to prevent something that's gonna happen when they're 55.
How do you help us square that?
Is there evidence that you've looked at that can help us and conversations, different mindsets?
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