217: Our children can heal

Wise Traditions

Weston A. Price Foundation

Wellness, Health & Fitness, Alternative Health, Nutrition, Diet, Health

4.7 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 2 December 2019

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Our children are sicker than those of prior generations. One in two has a chronic illness. What can we do to turn the tide? Beth Lambert has concrete ideas about how to reduce our children's toxic burden. Beth is the executive director of Epidemic Answers, a group committed to empowering and educating families to help children heal. Beth has an audacious goal of getting hard data on the health status of children across the country, and then documenting the journey of families who undertake changes to reduce the stressors on their children's bodies.

Today, Beth gives us the background on her own journey: how her own children’s health concerns alarmed her and propelled her to start examining the root causes of chronic issues like eczema, allergies, digestive issues, and sensory and processing disorders. She was able to turn things around for her own children and now is on a mission to help children, nation-wide, and world-wide.

We learn about the tools she used to help her children rediscover health and balance. And we are invited to join hands with her by participating in the study she is conducting to document hope for the next generation.

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0:16.4	take a child who has a chronic condition or several children in this case of the study and follow them longitudinally as you reduce the stressors on them and you increase their health supports and then documented on film, but also documented with lab tests, things that you can measure in blood, urine stool, hair, saliva, that will show nutrient status going up and
0:21.7	show body burden toxins in the body going down
0:24.3	showing inflammation going down. So we're really trying to pair, you know, telling the
0:28.9	story using media of these families who do well while we offer them support but also pair that with science.
0:35.0	So at the end of the day we can publish in the medical literature and say,
0:37.5	healing happens, recovery is possible and look at how it was done and create a model that hopefully can be replicated.
0:43.7	From the Weston A Price Foundation,
0:51.9	welcome to the Wise Traditions Podcast for Wise Traditions in Food,
0:56.0	Farming and the Healing Arts.
0:57.8	We are your source for scientific knowledge and traditional wisdom to help you achieve optimal
1:02.4	health.
1:03.0	I'm your host Hoda-Labrada Gore.
1:10.0	This is episode 217 and our guest is Beth Lambert.
1:17.0	Beth is the executive director of Epidemic Answers. She is on a mission to conduct a unique study that measures the health impacts of the total load of stressors that our children are bearing.
1:29.0	This study is the first step in empowering families to resolve their children's health issues
1:35.0	by relieving them of some of the burdens that they are exposed to.
1:38.5	In this conversation today Beth takes us on a journey.
1:42.0	She explains how her own children's health concerns
1:44.5	alarmed her and propelled her to start examining the root causes of their
1:49.2	conditions and other chronic issues that children are battling like eczema, allergies, digestive issues, sensory and processing disorders and more.
1:58.0	Beth set out to make a movie entitled Documenting Hope to Inspire Families to Take Their Health
2:04.0	into their own hands, but then she realized that more was needed. Today she talks
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