Sue Becker

And her story is on my podcast, Sue's Healthy Minutes.

This one, I'm going to choke up because it was so hard to listen to.

Her baby was born with a genetic disease, brittle bone disease.

They found out in the womb, the baby had broken bones in the womb.

And they discovered it.

And so she had to have a C-section.

And even during that, broke ribs.

They could only hold their little newborn on a pillow so it wouldn't break her bones.

She had to have metal rods put in her legs so her femur wouldn't more easily break.

The first three years of that little child's life, 30 bone breaks.

Oh, my word.

Now, the mom reached out to me.

In one year of freshly milled flour, zero bone breaks.

What do you do with that?

Did it reverse her genetic disorder?

No.

But you know what they told that mom when they put those metal rods in her femur?

They said, these will probably last her for five years because she's not going to grow or probably even be able to walk maybe.

They're having to change those rods now because that child is growing.

She's walking.