Gut Health for Kids, A parens guide to Freeing their children form mental illness through a healthy

Gut Health For Kids

Shea Macrae

The author is a middle aged nutritionist with her own child who was diagnosed with ADD and ADHD who couldn't accept the life long medications and horrors so she took into her own hands to find a real solution. Her passion is now to share with parents a better way to help our children.

If you want your child to have a healthy mental state, improve their gut health! Here’s why and how… Harvard Medical School reports that the brain and the gut are intimately connected. When your intestine is in trouble, it can send signals to the brain, and vice versa. Therefore, distress in your digestive system can be the cause or the product of anxiety, stress, depression, and other mental issues. The National Center for Biotechnology Information reveals that bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are all connected to the behavioral, cognitive, and emotional turmoils that are ultimately rooted in disordered brain function. A disordered brain function can be the result of an unhealthy gut. The latter is caused by chemical imbalances triggered by an unhealthy diet. Chemical imbalances can disrupt how your digestive system works in absorbing the nutrients needed to boost your immunity and your brain. When this continues, the brain-gut connection will become toxic, resulting in a weak immune system and poor mental health. So, to help your kid overcome emotional and behavioral problems, you need to be mindful of their diet. Once you’re aware of what foods cause the gut to malfunction, you’ll be able to start making changes in how you prepare meals for your household. Let this manual help you become a proactive parent who gives only the best your child deserves. Inside, you will discover: How the brain and the gut communicate with each other — this can either improve or disturb the brain’s normal function! What causes the immune system to attack healthy tissue… and how to prevent it The types of food that gut bacteria don’t recognize — they can make your digestive tract dysfunctional when consumed long-term What triggers pleasure centers in the brain (caution: it’s just a short-term boost and will be detrimental in the long run) The food additives associated with ADHD and violent outbursts How to test your kid’s gut health without going to a doctor The 5 types of diet that can help your kid improve their ADHD symptoms and overall health 10 artificial ingredients to avoid (warning: manufacturers hide one of them by writing this alternative name on their packaging) The worst kind of fat that can trigger ADHD and other neurological issues What to include in your kid’s diet to help their gut absorb the essential nutrients their body needs on a regular basis The imbalances in the stomach that affect how the brain works… and what to do to achieve balance How to remedy the overgrowth of fungi in the digestive tract by avoiding certain foods And much more. You won’t just get information from this guide, you’ll find simple, delicious, and gut-healthy recipes, too! Plus, you can even apply the advice in this book not just for your child, but also for yourself and your entire family. Today is the right time to start taking action for your child’s health, starting with their gut.

Parents in the middle class seeking for better solutions to their children's mental health than found in a doctors office who's only solution is to prescribe legal drugs to children. both male and female mothers and fathers.

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I want to convey the love parents have for their children while at the same time the stress of having a sick or hurting child...then the moment of peace and relief. I don't know how this looks on a cover but this is what i hope to convey, because this is why i wrote this book.

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