Tag Archives: microbiome

Whole Food, Plant Based, Tube Fed, Microbiome Pediatric Study

Posted on January 29, 2017 by Empowered Advocacy

I am so excited to write about this amazing research that is going on RIGHT HERE in PITTSBURGH, PA! Last year, I had the distinct honor to meet a local pediatric surgeon who is doing some thought-provoking and fascinating MICROBIOME research … Continue reading →

Posted in Advocacy, gastrointestinal, Medical, Micro biome, Research, Veggies, Vitamins | Tagged formula, g-tube tube feeding, healing, microbiome, nourish, nourishing, organic, pediatric, pittsburgh, plant based, Research, tube feeding, tubefed, whole food | 4 Comments

Childhood Anxiety-All in Their Head or Their Belly?

Posted on January 17, 2016 by Empowered Advocacy

Childhood Anxiety- is it all in their HEAD or their Belly? Continue reading →

Posted in Anxiety, Micro biome, Pittsburgh Parent Magazine | Tagged Anxiety, childhood anxiety, gut, microbiome, pittsburgh Parent | 1 Comment

Microbiome and Autism Awareness

Posted on April 1, 2015 by Empowered Advocacy

Today is the first day of AUTISM AWARENESS month. With epidemic numbers of children being diagnosed with Autism, I am fairly confident that many are AWARE that Autism exists. What you may not be AWARE of is the cutting edge … Continue reading →

Posted in Autism, Autism Prevention | Tagged arkansas, autism, autism awareness, immune, microbial ecology, microbiome, mitochondrial, richard frye | 1 Comment

What is a Microbiome? And what does it have to do with AUTISM?

Posted on May 6, 2014 by Empowered Advocacy

It was about a year ago that I read this article written by Michael Pollan about The American Gut Project and became more familiar with the term “microbiome”. I have been familiar with the concept of gastrointestinal flora for many … Continue reading →