top of page
.png)
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 069 - Eye on Double Vision: Convergence and Divergence Insufficiency
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Brian Campolattaro to break down what double vision really means and why it happens. We explore how to tell the difference between types of diplopia, what causes eye misalignment in both kids and adults, and why modern screen habits are changing how often we see these conditions. We also walk through treatment options, from simple exercises to surgical solutions.
Episode 068 - Parkinsons's Prevention & Support Strategies
In this episode, I speak with Dr. Ken Sharlin about how Parkinson's disease develops and why conventional medicine often falls short. We explore the role of lifestyle, nutrition, environmental factors, and mitochondrial health in brain function. He shares how a functional medicine approach helps uncover root causes and empowers patients to take control of their health journey.
Episode 067 - Can Acupuncture Help Your Eyes?
In this episode of The Eye-Q Podcast, I speak with Marc Grossman, OD, about how Traditional Chinese Medicine and acupuncture can support eye health. We explore how the eyes connect to the rest of the body, why root-cause thinking matters, and how acupuncture, herbs, acupressure, and simple home practices may complement conventional care for conditions like dry eye, glaucoma, cataracts, and macular degeneration.
bottom of page