Ep 427 | Gut brain connection, diet & Autism | Dr.Maya Shetreat | Reena Singh
In this video, Dr.Maya shares the importance of microbiome and also explains the role of diet and the gut brain connection in Autism.
Maya Shetreat, MD is a neurologist, herbalist, urban farmer, ceremonialist, and author of The Dirt Cure and the newly released The Master Plant Experience: The Science, Safety and Sacred Ceremony of Psychedelics. She has been featured in the New York Times, The Telegraph, NPR, Sky News, The Dr. Oz Show and more. Dr. Maya created Quantum Drops (www.quantumdrops.com), a vibrational Master Plant product that is safe, legal, and deeply transformative. She is also the founder of the Terrain Institute, where she offers a training for psychedelic-informed practitioners as well as an upcoming Quantum Practitioner Certification.
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I exist to help kids diagnosed with Autism to become independent in social & communication skills + mentor families to navigate this journey with calmness and clarity!!!
Over the past 23 years I have helped over 25,000 kids become independent in communication and social skills using Occupational therapy and other complementary approaches making therapy holistic.
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Totally makes sense I would just researching about the topic yesterday that why people who live in poverty or village where the barely have any facilities people who live on the side street don't have to worry about neurological she's in child they are getting the microbiome there and the occupational therapy out in their environment
I really big fan if you Reena ji
My baby is 2.5 yr old.. he understand most of the things we try him to understand.. he learned Alphabets.. hindi varnmala.. counting.. even can do matching.. fill the next letter or number .. he has good interest in studying and learning new thing.. he even is trying to learn all spellings that he can see in his book.. but when we talk about conversation.. its not yet that good.. he can tell me his need.. potty.. susu.... pani de do.. roti de do.. switch on kr do.. and if i am not engaging him with any activity.. he kept on running..what should be my next step.. to make him learn meaningful speech and to have conversation.