The Experience Miracles™ Podcast 150. Q&A: Why Do 80% of C-Section Babies Develop Sensory Issues?
In this deep-dive Ask Dr. Tony episode, Dr. Tony Ebel tackles a controversial but critical topic: the connection between C-section births and sensory processing disorder. Drawing from a study showing that 80% of children born via C-section develop sensory challenges, Dr. Tony explains the often-overlooked neurophysiological pathway that links birth interventions to long-term sensory and motor dysfunction. He breaks down the complex neuroscience of how C-sections create subluxation in the upper cervical and thoracic spine, leading to altered sensory input that manifests as everything from colic in infancy to sensory overload in childhood.
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Links & Resources:
The Occurrence of the Sensory Processing Disorder in Children Depending on the Type and Time of Delivery: A Pilot Study
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Key Topics & Timestamps
- ([00:01:00]) - The 80% Connection: Study Findings on C-Section and Sensory Processing Disorder
- ([00:05:00]) - The Three Reactions: How Parents Responded to This Information
- ([00:08:00]) - Understanding the Perfect Storm: Why Not All C-Section Babies Have Sensory Issues
- ([00:12:00]) - The Neuroscience Explained: How Birth Trauma Creates Subluxation
- ([00:18:00]) - Gut vs. Neuro: Why Sensory Issues Start in the Spine, Not the Gut
- ([00:24:00]) - Living at a Metallica Concert: What Sensory Overload Really Feels Like
- ([00:28:00]) - The Solution: Neuro-Tonal Chiropractic Adjustments Explained
- ([00:31:00]) - Beyond Chiropractic: Movement, Nature, and Lifestyle Changes for Sensory Kids
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