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Welcome to The Eye-Q Podcast™, hosted by Dr. Rani Banik. America's integrative neuro-ophthalmologist. Get ready to explore the intricate connections between the brain and the eye through neuro-ophthalmology. Journey with Dr. Rani into the world of integrative ophthalmology, where cutting edge science meets holistic wellness.
Discover how to protect and preserve vision through powerful preventative strategies, based on eye-smart nutrition and lifestyle modifications. Whether you're an eye care provider, or just curious about how to maintain healthy vision so you can see the world more clearly, join Dr. Rani for exciting and eye-opening discussions which will no doubt, raise your 'Eye-Q'!
Episode 037 - Eye on A Natural Approach to Blood Sugar Control
In this episode of The Eye-Q Podcast, I’m joined by Dr. Beverly Yates, a naturopathic doctor specializing in type 2 diabetes. We explore how high blood sugar damages the eyes, the organs most affected, and why vision loss is preventable. Dr. Yates shares her five-step Yates Protocol, including nutrition, strength training, stress management, and continuous glucose monitoring to reverse diabetes and protect your sight.
Episode 036 - Eye on Diabetes: 5 Ways Your Vision May Be Affected
In this episode of The Eye-Q Podcast, I speak with retina specialist Dr. Krishna Mukkamala about the impact of diabetes on vision. We cover five major ways diabetes can silently damage your eyes, the most commonly overlooked symptom, and how early intervention can prevent permanent blindness. Whether you're managing diabetes or supporting someone who is, this episode offers vital insights to help protect long-term eye health.
Episode 035 - Presbyopia: Solutions for Blurry Vision at Near and Eye Strain
In this episode of The Eye-Q Podcast, I speak with Dr. Jennifer Lyerly about everything you need to know about presbyopia—the “midlife vision change.” We cover what causes it, why it’s not about weak eye muscles, and the latest in corrective lenses, contact options, and exciting pharmaceutical drops. Whether you’re 45 or 65, this conversation will help you see aging differently.
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