Exposure to toxicants is a prominent contributor to the physiological dysfunction and resulting symptoms of many children with neurodevelopmental disorders. You have likely learned about it already, and you may already be taking steps to reduce your child’s exposure to toxicants, but what about those toxins that are already in her body? What to do before a detoxification protocol, preparing your child’s body, is just as important as the detox protocol itself.Detoxification protocols are often recommended for our children. But before you dive head first into a detox for your child, you want to make sure that her body is ready for it. To prepare for a detoxification, it’s crucial to support all of your child’s elimination channels, which are the organs and systems responsible for eliminating toxins from the body.Learn More Here: http://www.mychildwillthrive.com/podcast002/

Many years passed before I realized that my daughter might have mitochondrial dysfunction. I attributed her main symptoms—fatigue and slow processing speed—to a number of different causes, none of them related to those tiny organelles inside her cells that I had learned about back in high school biology class.But as the years went by and I dove into the science surrounding my daughter’s health, I learned that she—and many children just like her—may have mitochondrial dysfunction. When I learned about the signs and symptoms of the condition, my radar went up. Today, I’ll share with you details about mitochondrial dysfunction—what you need to know to help your child.Learn More Here: http://www.mychildwillthrive.com/podcast001/

MCWT Podcast Introduction by Tara Hunkin