Posted on February 20, 2013
Would you be surprised to learn that a viral or bacterial infection during pregnancy could increase the risk of a child developing autism? Parents can watch for warning signs early on to support a child’s immune health and fight a fungal infection that could lead to autism.
Posted on January 23, 2013
Natural essential oils have a long list of scientifically proven health benefits. Most importantly, certain essential oils can break through the protective biofilm surrounding Candida in the body to inhibit the growth of this opportunistic yeast.
Posted on October 30, 2012
For new and experienced parents alike, a case of colic is enough to make you want to pull out your hair from endless crying, fussiness, and feeding issues. But before you give your baby an antacid as a remedy, consider naturally healing her gut to relieve digestive discomfort.
Posted on October 17, 2012
The opportunistic yeast Candida, found naturally in the human body, can lead to a buildup of the chemical acetaldehyde if left unchecked. For pregnant women, this toxicity has been linked to fetal birth defects, developmental delays, and even physical abnormalities.
Posted on October 09, 2012
When you monitor the frequency, consistency, and color of your stool, you can detect disharmony or disease in the body early on. Better understanding your bowel movements can help you to make the right choices to improve your overall health!
Posted on September 25, 2012
If you suffer from anemia, it can be discouraging to find that the condition doesn't have a known cause. Instead, focusing on stomach and gut health can alleviate anemia from the inside out to improve red blood cell levels.
Posted on September 11, 2012
Today, stem cell therapy is being explored as a way to treat autism. Although this discovery is exciting, it may not provide the clear answers that parents of children with neurological disorders are looking for.
Posted on September 11, 2012
Breastfeeding provides a long list of health benefits to protect against infection, reduce inflammation, and support brain, immune system, and gut development. Even if you can't breastfeed, you can still take steps to support your baby’s nutrition and development.
Posted on August 15, 2012
There's one thing we all have in common that can make or break our ability to stay at a healthy weight: our gut bacteria. The type of bacteria found in the gut can influence weight gain and even increase the risk of obesity, diabetes, and inflammation.
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