Many people confuse this with genetics, but they’re quite different. Genetics refers to the chromosomes passed down from your parents—things like eye color and hair color that can’t be changed. Genomics, however, is your personal blueprint—the sequence variations within you that influence how your body functions. And here’s the exciting part: these can be changed.
Every movement your child makes starts with the tiniest muscles in their body. The ones right next to their spine. These muscles are the secret foundation for everything from rolling over to walking, and they start developing before your baby is even born.
Every movement your child makes starts with the tiniest muscles in their body. The ones right next to their spine. These muscles are the secret foundation for everything from rolling over to walking, and they start developing before your baby is even born.
At Connect My Brain, I mostly work with children, but I’ve noticed something worrying. Bladder control issues are showing up earlier and earlier in people’s lives. It’s not just older adults anymore—younger people are dealing with leaking when they sneeze or can’t make it to the bathroom in time.
Acetaminophen disrupts glutathione, our body’s master antioxidant. Despite this, it’s routinely recommended for pregnant women and children. Recent discussions have highlighted links between acetaminophen and autism—information that’s actually been available for decades, yet it’s only now entering mainstream conversation.
Early in my practice, I learned about adjustment techniques that sometimes worked like a “light switch” for bedwetting. However, I noticed inconsistent results—some dry nights, some wet nights. This inspired me to dive deeper into childhood development and understand all the pieces of this complex puzzle.
In this power-packed 5-minute episode, I’m diving into some eye-opening reasons why our children are experiencing higher levels of anxiety today. These insights will change how you view your child’s behavior and help you better support their mental health in today’s challenging world.
