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Gut Health & Microbiome

The term “microbiome” is referred to by experts as the collection of the genomes of microbes in a particular ecosystem. Although each system in the body has its own particular microbiome, the health of the gut microbiome is particularly important for overall health because over 70% of the immune system is influenced and shaped by the enteric bacteria or gut flora found in the microbiome of the gastrointestinal tract. There is an intrinsic, complex interaction among the gut, the immune system, and even the nervous system, which includes our brains!

Gut Health & Microbiome Articles

Health Benefits of Going Outside

Health Benefits of Going Outside

In this blog post, Maria Rickert Hong discusses the health benefits of going outside and getting some fresh air. What Happens When Kids Don't Go Outside? Kids (and adults) these days have what Richard Louv, author of Last Child in ... Read More
What Are Digestive Enzymes?

What Are Digestive Enzymes?

In this post, Kelly Dorfman MS LND discusses the use of digestive enzymes for children with developmental delays. Children diagnosed with developmental delays have a high rate of digestive pathology. Studies suggest between 58% and 93% of children with gastrointestinal ... Read More
Immune System and Nervous System

Immune System and Nervous System

In this post, Kelly Dorfman MS LND discusses how allergens such as mold and pollen affect the immune system and nervous system. During the summer, life has gotten better for most parents of a child on the autistic spectrum or ... Read More
Sugar and Candida

Sugar and Candida

In this blog post by Christine Winderlin and Dr. Keith Sehnert that is reprinted with permission from Taylor Publishing in Dallas, the two discuss the damaging effects of sugar and how it contributes to Candida overgrowth. What Is the Link ... Read More
Immune Dysregulation and Gut Dysbiosis

Immune Dysregulation and Gut Dysbiosis

Central Biological Dysfunctions in Chronic Childhood Illnesses To understand what causes chronic illness in our children, we must first understand that the symptoms that appear in our children (wheezing, constipation, behavior issues, etc.) are the result of much more complex ... Read More
The Gut and Immune Function

The Gut and Immune Function

When babies are born, their immune systems are immature and require time for development and for immune function to improve. As they come in contact with environmental stimuli such as microbes, food particles, and other antigens, their immune systems learn ... Read More

Gut Health & Microbiome Expert Interviews

The Dirt Cure with Maya Shetreat-Klein MD
The Importance of the Microbiome with Raphael Kellman MD
Fecal Transplants and The Gut Microbiome with Jim Adams PhD

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