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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 041 - Eye on Contact Lenses: Comfort and Safety
In this episode of The Eye-Q Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Christopher Lievens to dive deep into contact lenses—their evolution, safety, and future. We discuss how modern designs make lenses comfortable and effective even for older adults, and why habits like showering or swimming in them can be so dangerous. Whether you’ve worn contacts for years or are considering them for the first time, this episode is your guide to protecting and maximizing your vision.
Episode 040 - Eye on Migraine: 5 Ways Your Vision May Be Affected
In this episode of The Eye-Q Podcast, I speak with Dr. Kathleen Digre, one of the world’s leading neuro-ophthalmologists, about migraine and vision. We explore the most common visual symptoms—from aura and light sensitivity to dry eye and pupil changes—plus the myths around “ocular migraine.” Dr. Digre also shares practical lifestyle tips, treatment options, and why there is more hope than ever for people living with migraine.
Episode 039 - Eye on Inflammation: Blepharitis, Pink Eye & Allergies
In this episode of The Eye-Q Podcast, I’m joined by Dr. Michael Chua to decode the many causes of red eyes. We cover dry eye, allergies, subconjunctival hemorrhage, infections, and eyelid mites—plus simple strategies for relief like eyelid hygiene, artificial tears, and antihistamine drops. If you’ve ever wondered why your eyes are red and irritated, this conversation will give you clarity.
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