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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2019 · 31 MIN

EP 147 - Keeping Your Kids Healthy: An Integrative Approach to Pediatrics

from hol+ with Dr. Taz MD | The Future of Medicine is Holistic · host Dr. Taz MD

Learn why integrative medicine offers a more holistic approach to pediatrics.Integrative pediatrics offers a more well-rounded approach to pediatric care. It combines traditional Western treatments like medications with supplements or homeopathic solutions.As we continue to introduce more and more chemicals into our food and our environment, slow-grade chronic diseases are becoming more prevalent in children. While Western medicine acts as a band-aid for symptoms, integrative pediatrics looks at the "why" of the disease. Doctors are able to identify and reverse the root cause of the issue and come up with natural, long-term solutions. Integrative pediatrician Dr. Joel Warsh explains why parents should look to diet, exercise, stress, sleep, and environment to address issues such as eczema, autoimmune conditions, gut problems, sensory issues, and neurological conditions like Autism and ADHD.Listen as Dr. Warsh joins Dr. Taz to discuss integrative pediatrics.

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