In this enlightening episode of The DOC Podcast, I welcome Beth Lambert, a prominent advocate for addressing the root causes of chronic childhood conditions. Beth, the founder and executive director of Documenting Hope, shares her extensive research on the escalating rates of chronic illnesses in children, such as autism, ADHD, and autoimmune diseases.

With a focus on personalized and systems-based treatments, Beth discusses the potential environmental stressors contributing to these conditions and emphasizes the importance of holistic healing approaches. This episode delves into the complexities of modern healthcare, the significance of the gut microbiome, the controversial effects of vaccines and fluoride, and the potential of emerging treatments such as photobiomodulation and stem cell therapy. Don't miss this vital conversation that aims to reshape our understanding of health and healing for the next generation.

00:27 Meet Beth Lambert: Advocate for Children's Health
03:42 Beth's Personal Journey into Health Advocacy
07:44 Challenges with Conventional Medicine
12:26 The Broken Healthcare System
19:38 The Rise of Chronic Diseases in Children
24:29 Exploring the Total Load Hypothesis
35:58 The Vaccine Debate and Health Policies
45:56 The Altruistic Nature of Healthcare Providers
46:37 The Broken Healthcare System
47:07 The Importance of Diagnostic Time in Orthodontics
49:02 Fluoride Debate: Safety and Efficacy
50:14 Public Health Policy and Fluoride
51:42 Personal Experiences with Fluoride
53:18 Diet and Oral Health
55:09 The Role of Sealants in Dental Health
59:08 Historical Perspectives on Tooth Decay
01:04:13 The Gut Microbiome and Overall Health
01:08:34 Sleep and Pediatric Health
01:16:28 The Future of Regenerative Medicine
01:21:56 Partnerships in Healthcare
01:23:38 Conclusion and Resources

LINKS:
Epidemic Answers: www.epidemicanswers.org

The Documenting Hope Project: www.documentinghope.com

A Compromised Generation: http://sentientpublications.com/shop/books/all-titles/a-compromised-generation/

Brain Under Attack: http://www.brainunderattack.com

Follow Beth on Socials: @documentinghope