Dr. Teresa Purzner & Nick Langan - Co-Founders of Cerebelly On What To Feed Your Kids + All Things Brain Development

Just the Good Stuff

Rachel Mansfield

Entrepreneurship, Health & Fitness, Nutrition, Business

4.8 • 841 Ratings

🗓️ 18 October 2022

⏱️ 57 minutes

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#65: On this episode, we speak with the Co-Founders of Cerebelly, Dr. Teresa Purzner & Nick Langan. Dr. Purzner is not just just co-founder of industry-changing Cerebelly but also a world renowned practicing neurosurgeon and developmental neurobiologist who realized the importance of the nutrients needed for a childs brain to develop. We dive into this topic and so much more in this episode! Here are some of the topics we discuss in the episode: Why Cerebelly was started and why it's different from other baby brands 16 nutrients needed to help support a childs brain development Heavy metals in food regardless if organic or not What nutrients are usually deficient in a North American diet What to look for on nutritional panel for your children Some go-to meals or ideas to feed your children to ensure they are getting the proper nutrients Shelf stable foods without preservatives Needs in the market for pregnant mothers - snacks for pregnant mothers and lactating mothers What mothers can do while pregnant to help support their babies brain development Also use the code RACHL20 for 20% off your order at cerebelly.com! For more from me, I'm over on IG @rachLmansfield, tiktok @rachLmansfield and rachLmansfield.com

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0:00.0	Hey guys, welcome back to Just the Good Stuff. This is your host, Rachel Mansfield. And this week, we are chatting with the co-founders of Sierra Belli. Now, you probably have heard of Sierra Belli by now because they are game-changing the baby toddler food space.
0:21.3	They make pouches that are filled with the essential nutrients that you need to give your
0:27.8	child.
0:28.3	Like they're the type of brand that you go into the grocery store.
0:31.0	You pick up their pouches, their bars, or you find them online, whatever.
0:34.0	You give them to your child and you can trust the quality of the product,
0:39.1	the ingredients that are in them, and that it makes you feel like you're doing good for your
0:45.3	children. And the most impressive part is that Dr. Teresa Persner, who is a neurosurgeon and a PhD
0:51.2	developmental neurobiologist. I butchered that eight times before I just said that.
0:57.7	Like, she is incredibly impressive. She's a mom of three. She knows what's up. She is somewhat, I think,
1:04.9	actually thinks she's one of the smartest people I've ever spoken to to the point where I'm
1:07.5	holding my notebook right now because I took easily 50 points of notes of
1:12.2	when she was speaking during the interview. But what I love about Sierra Valley, too, is that the co-founders
1:17.3	are a brother and sister. So we're chatting with her brother, Nick. We're chatting with Dr. Teresa
1:22.0	Persner. And this episode is packed with so much amazing information. We talk all about the foods that
1:28.3	you should feed your kids, heavy metals and different baby foods. What differentiates
1:34.0	Sierra Belly against the other baby brands, what to look for, all about the brain development,
1:39.6	like how a child's brain is like actually developing every single second until the age of basically
1:45.0	10 and then it starts to slow down a bit. So the food and everything that you're doing,
1:49.6	the stimulation with your child and the moment that they're born, really the moment that they're in
1:53.3	the womb until their 10 is just so vital for them. So it actually made me reassuring about,
1:58.0	you know, wanting to always give my kids top quality ingredients and
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