EPISODE · Aug 18, 2025 · 27 MIN
Fueling Young Minds- The Glucose–Brain Connection Every Parent Should Know-Episode 95
from The Neuro Collective Podcast · host Dr. Michael Bagnell & May Bagnell
Send us Fan MailWhy does your child have meltdowns after school or struggle to focus before lunch? In this episode of our Back to School series, Dr. Michael and May Bagnell dive into the glucose–brain connection every parent should know.You’ll discover:Why glucose is the fuel your child’s brain needs for focus, memory, and emotional regulationHow blood sugar imbalances trigger meltdowns, “hangry” moments, and attention problemsThe brain structures that manage energy needs — and what happens when they’re thrown offLong-term effects of poor blood sugar regulation, from learning struggles to potential cognitive declinePractical mindset shifts for parents to “fight for” their child’s brain health without making food battles stressfulWhether you’re a parent, grandparent, teacher, or just curious about brain health, this episode blends science and real-life application to help you make smarter choices for sustained focus and emotional balance — for kids and adults.🎧 Listen now and start fueling your brain for success.For more information, visit us at www.bagnellbraincenter.com. You CAN Heal! We CAN Help!!
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Send us Fan Mail Why does your child have meltdowns after school or struggle to focus before lunch? In this episode of our Back to School series, Dr. Michael and May Bagnell dive into the glucose–brain connection every parent should know. You’ll discover: Why glucose is the fuel your child’s brain needs for focus, memory, and emotional regulationHow blood sugar imbalances trigger meltdowns, “hangry” moments, and attention problemsThe brain structures that manage energy needs — and what happen...
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