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The Model Health Show

TMHS 802 - Why Childhood Illnesses Are Skyrocketing & How to Raise Healthy Kids in Our Modern World - With Dr. Joel Gator

Jun 24, 2024
Dr. Joel Gator Warsh, an integrative pediatrician, discusses the rising rates of childhood illnesses, importance of healthy dietary choices, and informed parenting decisions. Topics include childhood obesity, obesogens, chronic diseases, lifestyle factors, gut health, picky eaters, and individualized care.
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  • Childhood illnesses linked to ultraprocessed foods and obesity.
  • Avoid synthetic nutrients for children's health benefits.

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The Impact of Ultraprocessed Foods on Childhood Health

Rising rates of obesity, autism, and autoimmune conditions in children have been linked to the increased consumption of ultraprocessed foods. Studies have shown a significant correlation between the consumption of newly invented ultraprocessed foods and health issues in children, such as obesity and metabolic alterations. The prevalence of these foods in children's diets has risen over the years, leading to potential risks of carcinogens and obesity-causing agents. The compounds in ultraprocessed foods can impact metabolism, making weight management challenging.

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