The Challenge of Birthing ‘pre-polluted’ Babies

The Challange of Birthing and how to boost resilience for better health outcomes is the subject of Tabitha McIntosh’s presentation at the MIndd Forum.

The Challenge of Birthing a Healthy Baby

Latest research points to how a healthier microbiome at birth can make for a better quality of life for a child. At the 2017 Mindd Practitioner Forum Tabitha McIntosh shares her clinical experience about the challenge of birthing for today’s parents:

  • The scary truth about the environmental ‘soup’ we live in
  • Simple strategies that support parents to become part of the solution
  • The synergy of therapeutic approaches that can deliver better patient outcomes.
  • How to combine the principles of Naturopathy, Western Herbal Medicine and Nutritional Medicine

Toxins in the Blood of Newborn Babies

Research shows that toxins are detected in the blood and tissue of our freshly birthed babies, as well as young children – and people of all ages.

There are specific toxins that threaten reproduction, neuro-development, and the next generation
. So how do these toxic effects evolve in their impact on human health?

Tabitha-mcintoshBased on her clinical experience, Tabitha will share at the Mindd Forum how three dietary detox actions from a naturopathic perspective can deliver strong foundations for preconception, pregnancy, and beyond
.

Meet Tabitha McIntosh at the 2017 Mindd Practitioners Forum

Practitioners can hear Tabitha McIntosh share her clinical insights on the Challenge of Birthing at the Mindd Practitioner Forum 2017. Come along and discover new – and time-tested – strategies to deliver better patient outcomes. Follow the link below for more information.

 

Mindd Forum 2017 Practitioner Training

 

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