Jess Sherman

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It was really this concept that you could shift something in the body and actually change behaviors and moods was kind of fringy in the conventional medical world.
But since then, it has been really, really exciting to see it literally explode.
So we're talking 10 years, maybe close to 15 years
where there's been a kind of acknowledgement that something is missing and there's been a little bit more of a crack in the thinking to say, huh, maybe we need to think about things a little bit more holistically.
So I was watching this unfold.
And then in 2015, this landmark paper came out called Nutritional Medicine as Mainstream in Psychiatry.
And it was published in The Lancet.
And I was like, wow, OK, so, you know, this big medical journal is now publishing.
It wasn't research.
It was a consensus paper.
So it was like a position statement from a group of researchers and medical doctors and academic authors.
And they all kind of came together and outlined the need for psychiatry, which, you know, I know we're not all we're kind of I mean, this is big medicine for the brain, right, to open itself up to a more holistic framework.
And that to me was like, OK, you know, we're at a tipping point where so many kids are struggling with anxiety or aggression or depression or these what are considered kind of brain issues.
And there was this acknowledgement that we need to open up and think about how the body affects the brain.
And it was building on all of this research on nutrients, but also the gut-brain connection.
This is why it's overwhelming, right?
It's because we're really on the... We've known this kind of intuitively for centuries, that the brain and the body work together, but they haven't been dealt with together.
And now the research on this is just literally exploding.
So this is why it's overwhelming to parents to be like, well, what do I actually do,
And that's on my blog too.
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