Jennifer Scribner
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248 appearances
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first heard Jun 2018
last heard Jun 2018
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So the first thing can be distorted sensory processing.
So if we have those sensory issues and we have a brain that's not processing
appropriately how things taste.
Their stuff doesn't taste the same to us as it does to our kids.
So there can be those type of reasons where we're like, this is a good thing.
Why don't you like this?
And they're not sensing it the same way that we are, whether that be the flavor, the texture, the consistency, temperature, those things.
Um, and then a big part is the cravings for the sweet and starchy foods.
And that can come from abnormal gut flora, overgrowth of things like candida in the gut that that crave the sugars, whether we like it or not.
You know, that even within myself there was a period of time where I would be eating
you know, sugary things.
I'm like, I'm not enjoying this.
This isn't pleasurable.
Why am I doing this?
And it was almost like outside of myself, like uncontrollable kind of compulsion for sweets.
that I was in this addiction to them.
And that happens to our kids too.
Um another reason can be sometimes the state of the mouth.
So if we have issues with
our saliva glands, if they have tongue tie, lip tie, those physical kind of structural issues that can come into play, then that can make it harder to chew.
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