
Brain Expert: 'If You Have Brain Fog, Fatigue or Burnout — It Might Be Your Eyes!' | Bryce Appelbaum
Rangan Chatterjee
Sep 10, 2025
Mindsip insights from this episode:
Differentiate vision from eyesight for better understanding
Vision is how your brain processes visual information to derive meaning and direct action, whereas eyesight is merely a symptom of how well you can see at a certain distance.
Avoid over-the-counter reading glasses to strengthen your vision
Grabbing over-the-counter reading glasses at the first sign of blur is like getting a wheelchair for a sore knee; it stops you from using the focusing system, which then weakens.
Train your vision with ScreenFit program
The ScreenFit program is an online vision training system designed to build the foundational visual skills needed to thrive in a screen-heavy world.
Break free from screens to reduce fight-or-flight response
The tunnel vision required for screen use promotes a physiological stress response, meaning people are often making critical decisions while in a state of fight-or-flight.
Aim for 20/happy to enhance performance with minimal correction
Instead of correcting everyone to a 20/20 standard, the goal should be '20/happy,' which means using the weakest possible lenses that give the most improvement to performance.
Improve myopia with targeted vision performance training
It is possible to improve shortsightedness, as demonstrated by the host who went from 20/400 to 20/70 vision in five days through targeted vision performance training.
Incorporate functional vision assessments for accurate ADHD and dyslexia diagnoses
Diagnoses like ADHD, dyslexia, and learning disabilities are often incomplete without a functional vision assessment, as their symptoms heavily overlap with those of vision problems.
Recognize vision as key to longevity and productivity
In the near future, vision will be recognized as a critical factor influencing longevity, consciousness, happiness, and productivity, much like the microbiome is today.
Enhance focus with daily eye push-ups
You can improve the flexibility and stamina of your focusing muscles by performing daily 'eye push-ups,' which involve slowly bringing your thumb toward your nose while keeping it in focus.
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