NoBS Wellness
NoBS Wellness
Nicole Buddin
Episode 33: Alternative Routes to Pediatric Wellness
1 hour 2 minutes Posted Aug 10, 2020 at 9:00 am.
s, “You Want Me To Do What?? Section 45:47s Highlights: Gastro-intestinal issues or skin issues are common reasons why parent’s will choose the alternative route like a naturopath for their children Chiropractors are great for helping babies and toddlers with things like birth traumas, reflux, colic, constipation, or spinal adjustments for falls Dr. Lazzell’s 3 tips for any parents, regardless of the doctor route they want to take with their kids: Introduce foods that are great for the gut at an early age - things like sauerkraut, yogurt, miso soup, and bone broth are all great as they are nutrient dense in vitamins, minerals, and amino acids Set a good example - kids are like sponges, and whatever you are eating will rub off on them! Get your child’s vitamin D levels tested - it is very common for all people, not just kids, to have low levels and need a supplement Resources: Where to Find Dr. Lazzell https://www.drkelsielazzell.com IG: @drkelsielazzell Vital Origins Integrative Health in Chicago
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Today we sat down with Dr. Kelsie Lazzell to learn about why you might want to take a different approach to your kiddo’s health and wellbeing. As a naturopath and chiropractor who specializes in children’s care, Dr. Lazzell gives great perspective on these alternative approaches, and also some simple tips for any parent regardless of the doctor route they choose for their children! Episode Recap: Interview with Dr. Lazzell - 0:32s, “You Want Me To Do What?? Section - 45:47s Highlights: Gastro-intestinal issues or skin issues are common reasons why parent’s will choose the alternative route like a naturopath for their children Chiropractors are great for helping babies and toddlers with things like birth traumas, reflux, colic, constipation, or spinal adjustments for falls Dr. Lazzell’s 3 tips for any parents, regardless of the doctor route they want to take with their kids: Introduce foods that are great for the gut at an early age - things like sauerkraut, yogurt, miso soup, and bone broth are all great as they are nutrient dense in vitamins, minerals, and amino acids Set a good example - kids are like sponges, and whatever you are eating will rub off on them! Get your child’s vitamin D levels tested - it is very common for all people, not just kids, to have low levels and need a supplement Resources: Where to Find Dr. Lazzell https://www.drkelsielazzell.com IG: @drkelsielazzell Vital Origins Integrative Health in Chicago