
141 What my son eats in a day: An Anti-Inflammatory Meal Recap
06/10/24 • 9 min
The 2nd most common question I get asked is this: What is an Anti-Inflammatory Diet, and how do you feed your son?
So I thought I would lead you on a day's plan of a vegetarian anti-inflammatory meals.
We will talk about breakfast, a pre-breakfast (!!), lunch and dinner! And blood sugar balancing, nutrient density, gut health and more!
The 2nd most common question I get asked is this: What is an Anti-Inflammatory Diet, and how do you feed your son?
So I thought I would lead you on a day's plan of a vegetarian anti-inflammatory meals.
We will talk about breakfast, a pre-breakfast (!!), lunch and dinner! And blood sugar balancing, nutrient density, gut health and more!
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140 The Impact of Vision on Learning and Behavior in Children with Disabilities
"If your child is having difficulty moving their body, they ARE going to have difficulty in moving their eyes."
Dr. Susan Daniel, neuro-developmental optometrist talk about vision and its role in learning and regulation for Autistic students and learners with Down Syndrome
Vision difficulties can impact a child's regulation and behavior, leading to frustration and anxiety.
Dr. Daniel explains the various components of vision, including visual gathering skills, eye teaming, and visual processing.
Tune in to learn:
- Why specialized vision exams are crucial for children with autism, Down syndrome, and other disabilities
- How vision difficulties can impact a child's regulation and behavior, leading to frustration and anxiety
- The components of Vision
- What you can do right now to support your child’s learning
00:00 The Impact of Vision on Regulation and Behavior
06:09 The Relationship Between Body Movement and Eye Movement
16:23 The Gap in Vision Evaluations for Children with Disabilities
34:46 The Importance of Access to Complex Information
45:21 Passion for Helping Children and Adults with Vision Impairments
Links mentioned in the podcast:
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The reading app Dr. Daniel mentioned: www.bookshare.org
You can reach Dr. Daniel at [email protected]
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142 Unlocking the Vagus Nerve for Cognitive and Health Benefits
"There is no level of inflammation, physical or mental or central nervous system inflammation, that is not damaging."
Vaish and JP Errico discuss the role of the vagus nerve in reducing inflammation (esp. neuroinflammation), cognition and supporting brain health in Episode 142.
Obviously stress and inflammation are critical in cognitive and overall health, but what is largely unknown is the role of the vagus nerve in modulating inflammation!
Vagus Nerve Stimulation can be achieved through various methods, including non-invasive devices like TruVaga (which JP helped found).
JP shares a personal experience of using vagus nerve stimulation to alleviate eczema and migraines in his child, leading to significant cognitive improvements. JP Errico's Book: The Vagus-Immune Connection TruVaga - the stimulator mentioned by JPIf you like this episode you’ll love
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