010 - The Gut, Microbiome and Neurodevelopment (Oh my!)

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2 Paed Chiros

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2 Paediatric Chiropractors discuss the management of paediatric patients, research and its clinical application

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2 Paediatric Chiropractors discuss the management of paediatric patients, research and its clinical application

Alternative Health

Health & Fitness

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010 - The Gut, Microbiome and Neurodevelopment (Oh my!)

2 Paed Chiros

1 hour 27 seconds

3 years ago

010 - The Gut, Microbiome and Neurodevelopment (Oh my!)

Come join Christian and Mike as they discuss how birth, feeding and environmental factors affect the gut, brain and neurodevelopment through the lens of the microbiome.

Pika pika.

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