Dr. Chris Palmer
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Poor metabolic health influences neurodevelopment and offspring. We know that. So we see skyrocketing rates of autism. It's not just autism. We see skyrocketing rates of ADHD as well, simultaneously. And everybody's scratching their heads trying to figure out where is all this autism coming from? Where is all this ADHD coming from? Well, look around, people.
Poor metabolic health influences neurodevelopment and offspring. We know that. So we see skyrocketing rates of autism. It's not just autism. We see skyrocketing rates of ADHD as well, simultaneously. And everybody's scratching their heads trying to figure out where is all this autism coming from? Where is all this ADHD coming from? Well, look around, people.
Poor metabolic health influences neurodevelopment and offspring. We know that. So we see skyrocketing rates of autism. It's not just autism. We see skyrocketing rates of ADHD as well, simultaneously. And everybody's scratching their heads trying to figure out where is all this autism coming from? Where is all this ADHD coming from? Well, look around, people.
As the metabolic health of the United States population declines, we are going to see more neurodevelopmental disorders.
As the metabolic health of the United States population declines, we are going to see more neurodevelopmental disorders.
As the metabolic health of the United States population declines, we are going to see more neurodevelopmental disorders.
That is absolutely correct. And I go back to some of our prior conversation. So a 14-year-old girl who, is severely iron deficient, is metabolically unhealthy. Why? Because her mitochondria can't function properly without iron. She can be thin.
That is absolutely correct. And I go back to some of our prior conversation. So a 14-year-old girl who, is severely iron deficient, is metabolically unhealthy. Why? Because her mitochondria can't function properly without iron. She can be thin.
That is absolutely correct. And I go back to some of our prior conversation. So a 14-year-old girl who, is severely iron deficient, is metabolically unhealthy. Why? Because her mitochondria can't function properly without iron. She can be thin.
She can otherwise look like a healthy, attractive girl, but she can be metabolically unhealthy because she doesn't have all of the essential vitamins and nutrients that she needs. to have properly functioning mitochondria and metabolism. And why would that matter?
She can otherwise look like a healthy, attractive girl, but she can be metabolically unhealthy because she doesn't have all of the essential vitamins and nutrients that she needs. to have properly functioning mitochondria and metabolism. And why would that matter?
She can otherwise look like a healthy, attractive girl, but she can be metabolically unhealthy because she doesn't have all of the essential vitamins and nutrients that she needs. to have properly functioning mitochondria and metabolism. And why would that matter?
It matters because she might develop an anxiety disorder, or she might develop depression, or she might develop symptoms of an eating disorder. And then we're all scratching our heads, giving those labels, oh, you've got depression, you've got anxiety, you need Prozac, and maybe she really needs iron.
It matters because she might develop an anxiety disorder, or she might develop depression, or she might develop symptoms of an eating disorder. And then we're all scratching our heads, giving those labels, oh, you've got depression, you've got anxiety, you need Prozac, and maybe she really needs iron.
It matters because she might develop an anxiety disorder, or she might develop depression, or she might develop symptoms of an eating disorder. And then we're all scratching our heads, giving those labels, oh, you've got depression, you've got anxiety, you need Prozac, and maybe she really needs iron.
You know, what you're describing is kind of, in my mind, a really important next step. And the great news is that there are several research groups that I know of that are working on exactly that. One is a commercial company. I'm not going to name any names, but one is a commercial company that has a product of a series of biomarkers, blood biomarkers, that they believe are
You know, what you're describing is kind of, in my mind, a really important next step. And the great news is that there are several research groups that I know of that are working on exactly that. One is a commercial company. I'm not going to name any names, but one is a commercial company that has a product of a series of biomarkers, blood biomarkers, that they believe are
You know, what you're describing is kind of, in my mind, a really important next step. And the great news is that there are several research groups that I know of that are working on exactly that. One is a commercial company. I'm not going to name any names, but one is a commercial company that has a product of a series of biomarkers, blood biomarkers, that they believe are
represent ultimately mitochondrial dysfunction, all of the different cellular pathways that can result in mitochondrial dysfunction and or can reflect mitochondrial dysfunction.
represent ultimately mitochondrial dysfunction, all of the different cellular pathways that can result in mitochondrial dysfunction and or can reflect mitochondrial dysfunction.