Our Country is in a bad place right now with Ultra Processed foods, childhood Obesity, disease and the rates in Autism have skyrocketed in recent decades.
Our guest today, is author of Brain Under Attack, and children's health advocate, Beth Lambert. Beth is also a mom that saw how certain foods affected her kids and how by changing toxins in her own home environment as well as adding the proper nutrition to help her children strive and become the best versions of themselves. Beth is the Executive Director of a Nonprofit Organization called Documenting Hope where they have a team of experts helping children with reversing their Autism and chronic disease. In this conversation, Beth shares how the microbiome plays a role in health and how environmental factors contribute to autism spectrum disorder. I hope you all enjoy this interview.
In this Episode you'll discover:
How Autism, microbiome, and GI symptoms are connected.
The link between mitochondria, nutrition and detoxification.
How prenatal plays a role on the baby's health after they are born.
A study that reversed twins through Documenting Hope.
How Antibiotics play a role and can harm children's health.
How parents can be overwhelmed and what to address first if you are trying to adjust the lifestyle.
The conference that Documenting Hope has in Orlando Florida and how you can attend.
Below is a link to the website. If you are a parent and you are looking to attend, please use the discount code (Parent) to receive $150.00 off. I also placed a link for Beth's book on Amazon as well as the Weston Price Foundation is nonprofit Organization
whose studies of isolated nonindustrialized peoples established the parameters of human health and determined the optimum characteristics of human diets. Dr. Price’s research demonstrated that humans achieve perfect physical form and perfect health generation after generation only when they consume nutrient-dense whole foods, and the vital fat-soluble activators found exclusively in animal fats.
Documenting Hope - Proving Our Children Can Get Better
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