The Story of Solving the Children's Health Crisis with Dr. Lawrence Palevsky

Your Health. Your Story.

Nelson Mandela once said, “There can be no keener revelation of society's soul than the way in which it treats its children.” Yet today, children face a growing number of health challenges—obesity, neurological and autoimmune conditions, depression, anxiety, and more. Where did we go wrong to allow children to become so sick? To help answer this, we’re welcoming back a guest with over three decades of experience in pediatrics, including emergency and intensive care, as well as neonatal and delivery room medicine.
This is the Story of Solving the Children's Health Crisis with Dr. Lawrence Palevsky.
EPISODE VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS
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▪ The Truth About Rising Childhood Health Problems
▪ Navigating Antibiotic Advice for Your Child
▪ The Truth About Germs and Our Biological Terrain
▪ Making Better Food Choices for Your Kids
▪ How to Get Your Kids Excited About Real Food
▪ How Technology Impairs Brain and Emotional Development
▪ How to Support a Child with Early Signs of Autism
▪ The Hidden Link Between Vaccines and Food Allergies
▪ The Hidden Dangers of Fluoride for Children
▪ How to Make Better Health Choices for Your Children
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