
Building a Strong Immune System from the Start: How to Set Kids Up for Lifelong Health
As a pediatrician practicing Reformative Medicine™, one of my biggest passions is helping parents understand how early-life decisions shape the strength, resilience, and intelligence of a child’s immune system. With the right support, we can set our children up not just to survive, but to thrive.

Methylated Vitamins: Why They Matter for Your Child’s Growth and Brain Health
Have you ever heard the term "methylated vitamins" and wondered if it's just another wellness trend? As a pediatrician passionate about prevention and personalized care, I can tell you: when it comes to children's health, especially those with certain genetic traits, methylated vitamins can make a world of difference.

Why Genetics Matter: Unlocking Health Potential Early in Life
Imagine if you had a roadmap to your child’s future health — a guide that could help you nourish their strengths, support their vulnerabilities, and prevent chronic disease before it ever begins. Thanks to advances in genetic testing, that vision is no longer just a dream.

Unlocking the ADHD Puzzle: How Your Child’s Gut and Diet Impact Their Mind
When we think of ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), our minds often jump straight to the brain: challenges with focus, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. But what if I told you the real key to understanding and improving ADHD symptoms could actually start in the gut?

Cholesterol: Beyond the Numbers
Cholesterol numbers can be confusing. Some doctors say high cholesterol is bad, while others say it doesn’t matter. So what’s the truth?

Restoring Gut Health After Antibiotic Use
Antibiotics are life-saving, but they wipe out both bad and good bacteria, often leaving behind digestive issues, bloating, and food sensitivities. Restoring gut health after antibiotics is critical to long-term wellness.

Navigating the Supplement World: What You Need to Know
Walk into any health store, and you’ll see aisles full of supplements—but how do you know which ones you actually need? The truth is, not all supplements are created equal, and taking the wrong ones can do more harm than good.

Understanding Your DNA: A Beginner’s Guide to Genetic Testing
Many people believe their DNA is their destiny—that if a disease runs in their family, they’re bound to get it too. But genetic testing is showing us something different: your genes don’t dictate your future—your lifestyle does.

The Benefits of Regular Exercise for Body and Mind
Many people think exercise requires hours at the gym to be effective. In reality, short, targeted movement sessions can be even more beneficial for long-term health—without the burnout.

Stress Management Techniques for a Calmer Life
Stress is unavoidable—but why do some people handle it effortlessly while others feel constantly overwhelmed? The answer lies in how your body processes stress and whether it can recover efficiently from life’s demands.

Understanding ADD in Kids Through DNA: Personalized Approaches for Better Focus
For many parents, hearing “Your child has ADD” is both a relief and a frustration. It explains their struggles but often comes with a one-size-fits-all treatment plan—usually medication. But ADD isn’t just about behavior; it’s about brain chemistry, and now, genetics is offering new insights into why some children struggle more than others.

Weekly Diet for Reducing Stomach Gas: Eating Your Way to Comfort
Bloating and excessive gas are among the most common digestive complaints, often leading to discomfort, embarrassment, and even pain. But why do some foods make you feel great while others leave you puffed up like a balloon? The answer lies in digestion, gut bacteria, and food sensitivities.

The Gut-Brain Connection: The Missing Link to Mental and Physical Health
Brain fog, anxiety, digestive issues, mood swings—these are symptoms I hear about daily. Patients tell me, “I just don’t feel right,” but their conventional lab work comes back “normal.” Traditional medicine often overlooks a major player in mental and physical health: the gut microbiome.

Stress and Its Mess: Understanding Adrenal Health
What do you picture when you hear that phrase? For many, just reading the word “stress” is enough to trigger a feeling of exhaustion. But why? And is stress always a bad thing? The truth is, stress can be both good and bad—often at the same time. What a mess!

Sugar is So Sweet – But is it Sweet to Your Health?
When you hear the word diabetes, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Whatever it is, it probably isn’t good. That’s because, by the time most people are diagnosed, their body is already 80% “unfixable.” Let’s break it down. What if there was a way to help your body heal before you reach that point?

Understanding Gut Mapping: A Window into Your Microbiome
Imagine spending a fortune on organic, high-quality food, the best supplements, and premium wellness treatments—only to realize that your body isn’t actually absorbing any of it effectively. Instead, you're quite literally flushing your investment down the toilet. Gut health isn’t just about digestion; it directly impacts your brain, hormones, and overall well-being. But how do you know if your gut is functioning optimally? And more importantly, what can you do about it?

Balancing the Imbalance: Understanding Hormonal Health
How often has this been the chief complaint of my female patients? It’s frustrating when you know something is off, yet traditional screening blood work shows nothing abnormal. Hormonal imbalances are often missed in standard lab tests because it’s not just about a hormone being too high or too low—it’s about the balance between them.

Understanding Your Bloodwork: Key Markers for Optimal Health
Did you know that routine blood tests can detect signs of Crohn's disease up to eight years before symptoms appear? This remarkable finding highlights the power of bloodwork in providing a window into your health, often revealing insights long before you experience any noticeable symptoms. While many people find bloodwork reports confusing, understanding these results can empower you to take charge of your health journey.