With rates of autism, ADHD, anxiety, allergies and asthma increasing in kids, what are the top three things Moms can do to foster the long-term health of their babies?
Board-certified pediatrician Julia Getzelman, M.D., founder of GetzWell Pediatrics in San Francisco, practices integrative pediatrics and shares the top three things on her list moms can do before and during pregnancy to “green the womb” and promote the long-term health and wellness of their child.
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If you listen to my show you’re aware that the rates of allergies, asthma, and obesity, plus neuro-developmental disorders like autism, ADHD, anxiety and depression are skyrocketing. Studies show that infertility is also on the rise.
And if you’ve read my book Super Natural Home, you know about the toxins we often unwittingly expose ourselves to through our household and skincare products, our outside and indoor air, our food and water, and how we can best reduce our exposure, along with the effects of stress that impacts our health and well being.
In this show, I speak with Dr. Julia Getzelman, a San Francisco-based, board certified pediatrician and member of the American Academy of Pediatrics. She is a rare breed of doctors who believes that many factors contribute to health and illness: nutrition, physical activity, emotional/psychological stresses and the environment. She has a special interest in how nutrition and intestinal health contribute to overall wellness, and has additional training in Functional Medicine, homeopathy and applied nutritional biochemistry, also known as food as medicine. Dr. Getzelman, founded GetzWell Pediatrics in 2008 with a passionate commitment to bring integrative pediatrics to San Francisco.
This interview will reveal:
- What’s happening to our children’s health?
- Are all children affected, or are there specific groups?
- Why hadn’t we seen this before?
- Why do we think these diseases are occurring in these epidemic proportions?
- How do integrative treatments differ from conventional medicine?
- Why don’t all doctors focus on these things?
- What 3 things are at the top of her list for helping moms foster long term health in their babies?
- Greening the womb… Pediatric care should begin prior to baby’s birth. What can a pregnant woman do to help have a healthy child?
- What does this mean in terms of preparing for pregnancy and even ability to become pregnant?
- What is the #1 thing we can do to protect the long term health of our children? (microbial interaction system)
- Is a planned birth for non-medical reasons such a good idea?
- How dangerous is Tylenol for brain health?
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This episode of Kids in Crisis originally aired on BoldBraveMedia.
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