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Nurturing Kids’ Gut Health Naturally - with Clare McMahon

from Renegade Remission: Holistic Healing and Nutrition for Chronic and Terminal Illness, Cancer, ALS, MS, Dementia, Heart Disease

In this episode, we sit down with Clare McMahon, an occupational therapist and LDN who specializes in nutrition and gut health for children. Clare shares her expertise on natural methods to improve children’s gut health and tackle common digestive issues. We explore what causes gut imbalances (dysbiosis) in kids and discuss practical, gentle solutions for managing these issues, with a special focus on natural ways to relieve constipation. Tune in for valuable insights to help support your child’s digestive wellness and overall health. Learn more from Clare on her website: wholesomelittles.org And find her on social media @wholesomelittles Or join her Facebook group for holist constipation support

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