Testing Kids' Health
Parents often grapple with the challenges of testing their children's health, particularly when it involves invasive procedures like blood draws. Starting with non-invasive options such as stool and urine testing can provide valuable insights into gut health without causing distress. Basic blood work can also reveal nutrient deficiencies, guiding targeted supplementation for better health outcomes.In this clip
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Parent at Your Child’s Pace: Dr. Joel “Gator” Warsh’s Advice for Parents | 299 | Kelly LeVeque
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What stool tests are recommended for kids?
What blood tests should I have done for my kids (one girl, one boy) to establish a full baseline panel for everything they may want to look back on throughout their lives?
What other baseline tests are recommended for kids to have a full baseline panel for everything they may want to look back on throughout life, as discussed in the episode Parent at Your Child’s Pace: Dr. Joel “Gator” Warsh’s Advice for Parents | 299 | Kelly LeVeque and the clip Testing Kids' Health?