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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2024 · 1H 11M

Ep. 42 From Birth to Toddler: How Gut Microbes Shape Our Health

from Geta’s Digest Podcast · host Geta’s Digest

In this episode, I dive into the challenges of specializing in a specific chronic illness and how interconnected our body's systems are. I'll share my personal journey, educational background, and some cool insights into gut health, neurological development, and how birth methods influence gut microbe development. We'll chat about the gut-brain axis, how gut microbes affect chronic illnesses, and the developmental phases of the gut from birth to early childhood. I'll break down the three phases of gut microbe development in kids—3-6 months, 6-9 months, and 12-14 months. Plus, I'll cover the impact of nutrition, antibiotics, and steroids on gut health. Stick around for the scoop on my new program for children's gut health and find out how you can join the fun in our podcast community! BETA testers needed! Click here.  Click here for the Q&A form. Are we connected over on Instagram? If not, let's make that happen TODAY. You can find me @getas.digest Want to join a community of wellness warriors just like YOU? Come join us over in the Geta's Gut Health Community. We can't wait to welcome you! 

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