The changes our bodies go through as mama’s and an awesome solution==========Lena Shahbandar is a physician specializing in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (physiatry–pronounced: fiz-eye-a-tree).A graduate of Northwestern University for undergraduate and medical school, she practices outpatient musculoskeletal medicine with a particular area of interest in women’s musculoskeletal health and pain in pregnancy.In treating these patients and through the experiences she had herself as a mother, she discovered the need for a solution that allows mothers to safely transport their babies without compromising their physical comfort. She spent many years pouring her medical expertise and knowledge into a scientific solution: a baby carrier that lets people easily move their babies from the car seat, or anywhere, to babywearing, and lead a full life without pain. This solution led to the creation of Nessl and the Nessl Baby Carrier.When not working, Lena loves to spend time with her husband and three children, and to play tennis, ski and hike.=========CONNECT WITH DR. LENAInstagram: @nesslbabyFacebook: @nesslbabyPinterest: @nesslbabyWebsite: <a href='http://www.nessl.com'>www.nessl.com</a>========= Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/3am4lsXYqBU

The changes our bodies go through as mama’s and an awesome solution ========== Lena Shahbandar is a physician specializing in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (physiatry–pronounced: fiz-eye-a-tree). A graduate of Northwestern University for undergraduate and medical school, she practices outpatient musculoskeletal medicine with a particular area of interest in women’s musculoskeletal health and pain in pregnancy. In treating these patients and through the experiences she had herself as a mother, she discovered the need for a solution that allows mothers to safely transport their babies without compromising their physical comfort. She spent many years pouring her medical expertise and knowledge into a scientific solution: a baby carrier that lets people easily move their babies from the car seat, or anywhere, to babywearing, and lead a full life without pain. This solution led to the creation of Nessl and the Nessl Baby Carrier. When not working, Lena loves to spend time with her husband and three children, and to play tennis, ski and hike. ========= CONNECT WITH DR. LENA Instagram: @nesslbaby Facebook: @nesslbaby Pinterest: @nesslbaby Website: www.nessl.com ========= Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/3am4lsXYqBU

The changes our bodies go through as mama’s and an awesome solution==========Lena Shahbandar is a physician specializing in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (physiatry–pronounced: fiz-eye-a-tree).A graduate of Northwestern University for undergraduate and medical school, she practices outpatient musculoskeletal medicine with a particular area of interest in women’s musculoskeletal health and pain in pregnancy.In treating these patients and through the experiences she had herself as a mother, she discovered the need for a solution that allows mothers to safely transport their babies without compromising their physical comfort. She spent many years pouring her medical expertise and knowledge into a scientific solution: a baby carrier that lets people easily move their babies from the car seat, or anywhere, to babywearing, and lead a full life without pain. This solution led to the creation of Nessl and the Nessl Baby Carrier.When not working, Lena loves to spend time with her husband and three children, and to play tennis, ski and hike.=========CONNECT WITH DR. LENAInstagram: @nesslbabyFacebook: @nesslbabyPinterest: @nesslbabyWebsite: <a href="http://www.nessl.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.nessl.com</a>=========&nbsp;Watch this episode on YouTube:&nbsp;https://youtu.be/3am4lsXYqBU

Episode 38: Babies and Backpain with Lena Shahbandar, MD

Welcome to the Becoming Immune Confident Podcast, a show that delves deep into the science of immunity and explores the confidence that comes with developing the skills and traits to tackle any obstacle that comes our way.The podcast gets its name from the idea that we are always evolving and growing, which is encompassed by the word "becoming." We are in constant motion, and the work of self-improvement is never truly done.The term "immune" has a dual meaning on this show. On one hand, it refers to our bodies' immune system, which includes allergies, asthma, autoimmunity, and inflammatory conditions. But it also refers to the resilience that comes with encountering and overcoming challenges. When we've been through tough times before, we can draw on that experience to face whatever comes next.This resilience and sense of overcoming challenges fits nicely into the idea of "confidence," which is the feeling we get when we trust in our own abilities. It's the feeling of standing tall, with our feet firmly on the ground, and speaking with conviction. Even though the future is always uncertain, we can still work to develop the skills and traits that will help us succeed.In this podcast, we explore the science of immunity and the confidence that comes with developing the traits and skills that will help us navigate life's challenges. Join us on this journey of self-discovery and character development as we strive to become immune confident. In upcoming episodes, we'll be sharing stories and insights that will inspire and empower you to become the best version of yourself.

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