Episode 46 - Immune And Gut Health For Resilient Babies With Well Adjusted Babies Author, Dr Jennifer Barham-Floreani

Jul 3

Growing up in one of Australia’s largest chiropractic families, Dr. Jennifer witnessed from an early age the impact that this style of healthcare has had on countless families. She feels incredibly blessed that her life’s journey has been entwined with such a remarkable profession.

As a mother of four, Dr Barham-Floreani is extremely passionate about preserving and promoting chiropractic and helping parents improve their ‘health literacy’ and define their family’s health culture. Dr Jen is the author of the incredible book Well Adjusted Babies which has been read by over 500,000 people worldwide.

As a huge fan girl, and lover of Jen and her book, I’m delighted to introduce her to you today!

For context, this episode was recorded in late 2020 when Dr Jen was in lockdown in Melbourne.

In this episode we cover…

How Dr Jen came to be a passionate advocate for wellness.
How her childhood influenced who she became
How Well Adjusted Babies came to be
How her choices have influenced her son’s choices
How Well Adjusted babies impacted my journey into motherhood
How the uncertainty of the world is affecting us on a physiological level
How is it that mothers can support their immune systems?
Why do we need to be thinking about our immune health and how is it impacting our children?
Why we need to switch from the disease based health model we currently fall under
What is exciting about our generation of mothers
Why we need to be thinking about immune health now
Epigenetic load
The three factors affecting our health today
Why you need to know what glutathione is
How to fuel brain development
Chiropractics and pregnancy
How to give your baby more space when it’s in utero
The two biggest factors that influence chronic disease in children today
Microseeding
What choices you have, and why you need a game plan
How the immune system learns
Build a health framework
Why we need to advocate for our children's health and our own
Why we need to create a supportive village