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Dynamic Balance Family Chiropractic

Locality: Gold Coast, Queensland

Phone: +61 435 142 175

Address: 7 Correa Crt, Elanora 4221 Gold Coast, QLD, Australia

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19.01.2022 Infant Digestive System Development Solid Foods Although your baby may exhibit interest in solid foods, his digestive system won't be ready for the transition until he's... about six months old. His body will not produce sufficient levels of enzymes to digest starches until around the age of six months, and enzymes that digest carbohydrates don't reach sufficient levels until approximately age seven months. Lipase and bile salts, which aid in fat digestion, don't reach full levels until the age of six to nine months. Moreover, between the ages of four and six months, infants Have an "open gut," which allows whole proteins to pass directly from the small intestine into the bloodstream. The function of this opening is to allow antibodies from breast milk to enter the bloodstream, but large molecules from solid foods also can pass through and may cause allergies, or carry pathogens with them. Development of the Digestive SystemExperimental Challenges and Approaches of Infant Lipid Digestion Food Dig. 2012 Dec; 3(1-3):6377. Evan Abrahamse, Mans Minekus, George A. van Aken, Bert van de Heijning, Jan Knol, Nana Bartke, Raish Oozeer, Eline M. van der Beek, and Thomas Ludwig Abstract At least during the first 6 months after birth, the nutrition of infants should ideally consist of human milk which provides 4060 % of energy from lipids. Beyond energy, human milk also delivers lipids with a specific functionality, such as essential fatty acids (FA), phospholipids, and cholesterol. Healthy development, especially of the nervous and digestive systems, depends fundamentally on these. Epidemiological data suggest that human milk provides unique health benefits during early infancy that extend to long-lasting benefits. Preclinical findings show that qualitative changes in dietary lipids, i.e., lipid structure and FA composition, during early life may contribute to the reported long-term effects. Little is known in this respect about the development of digestive function and the digestion and absorption of lipids by the newborn.

13.01.2022 NUTRITION GOALS FOR THE NEW YEAR: HOW TO BUILD A HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP WITH FOOD By Dr. Robert Melillo Posted January 21, 2018 Healthy Nutrition Goals for the Whole Family | Dr. Robert MelilloAs a parent, one of the most important gifts you can give your child are the tools to healthy eating, but it is a challenge that can be compounded significantly when you have a busy family schedule or a child who is a fussy eater. Our children are constantly being exposed to a cornuco...Continue reading

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06.01.2022 FYI Early screening for learning difficulties News about the escalating number of children suffering with learning difficulties and various diagnoses are a common depressing read in the Australian press. The economic burden on society is often mentioned, highlighting that this is a problem that affects us all. Figures from USA estimates the combined annual national cost of learning disabilities, autism and ADHD to be US$ 193 billion!(1) Although we can’t extrapolate these...Continue reading

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02.01.2022 t’s ‘digital heroin’: How screens turn kids into psychoticjunkies By Dr. Nicholas Kardaras August 27, 2016 | 7:54pm... Susan* bought her 6-year-old son John an iPad when he was in first grade. I thought, ‘Why not let him get a jump on things?’ she told me during a therapy session. John’s school had begun using the devices with younger and younger gradesand his technology teacher had raved about their educational benefitsso Susan wanted to do what was best for her sandy-haired boy who loved reading and playingbaseball. She started lettingJohn play different educational games on his iPad. Eventually, he discovered Minecraft, which the technology teacher assured her wasjust like electronic Lego. Remembering how much fun she had as a child building and playing with the interlocking plastic blocks, Susan let her son Minecraft his afternoons away.Still, Susan couldn’t deny she was seeing changes in John. He started getting more and more focused on his game and losing interest in baseball and reading while refusing to do his chores. Some mornings he would wake up and tell her that he could see the cube shapes in his dreams. Although that concerned her, she thought her son might just be exhibiting an active imagination. As his behavior continued to deteriorate, she tried to take the game away but John threw temper tantrums. His outbursts were so severe that she gave in, still rationalizing to herself over and over again that it’s educational. We now know that those iPads, smartphones and Xboxes are a form of digital drug. Recent brain imaging research is showing that they affect the brain’s frontal cortex which controls executive functioning, including impulse control in exactly the same way that cocaine does. Technology is so hyper-arousing that it raises dopamine levels the feel-good neurotransmitter most involved in the addiction dynamic as much as sex. This addictive effect is why Dr. Peter Whybrow, director of neuroscience at UCLA, calls screens electronic cocaine and Chinese researchers call them digital heroin. In fact, Dr. Andrew Doan, the head of addiction research for the Pentagon and the US Navy who has been researching video game addiction calls video games and screen technologies digital pharmakeia (Greek for drug).