Natural Super Kids Podcast

Episode 5: Ask the Naturopath! Can antibiotics affect kids' behaviour?

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Today we're going to do our very first Ask the Naturopath episode! In these episodes, which I'm hoping to do once a month, I am going to answer a question from one of our Natural Super Kids Klub members. I want to pick questions that will allow us to delve a bit deeper into some of the really important concepts when it comes to kids’ health.
 
 In this very first Ask the Naturopath episode I am answering our Klub member Ambers question "Miss 4 is on antibiotics for an ear infection. Her behaviour, I think since being on antibiotics, has been hugely emotional. Could this be attributed? Anything I can do to help her?"

While answering Amber's question on the episode we talk about 

  • The possible causes of kids’ behavioral changes in relation to infection or antibiotic use.
  • How overuse of antibiotics can affect the good bacteria in a child’s gut microbiome which may lead to mood or behavioral changes. 
  • We delve deeper into this topic as we explore medication additives, the gut-brain connection, the importance of replenishing good gut bacteria after antibiotic use and so much more. 


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This episode is proudly sponsored by my membership, the Natural Super Kids Klub. If you would like to become a member of the Klub to get more helpful resources to help you raise a happy and healthy family click here and pop your name on the waitlist.

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