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Coffee & Chromosomes
by Wouldn't Change A Thing
14 episodes
1 week ago
Being the parent to a child with additional needs can be lonely. Knowing there is advice out there, that there are people who have walked this road ahead of you, is important. Surrounding yourself with people who ‘get it’ even a bit, is helpful - especially on tough days. Join Nisha & Hamel Soni (parents to Kush who happens to have Down syndrome) on the Coffee & Chromosomes podcast every Thursday as they interview a whole host of special guests; from doctors, therapists, and experts, to parents, influencers and inspirational people that understand the journey we’re on.
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Being the parent to a child with additional needs can be lonely. Knowing there is advice out there, that there are people who have walked this road ahead of you, is important. Surrounding yourself with people who ‘get it’ even a bit, is helpful - especially on tough days. Join Nisha & Hamel Soni (parents to Kush who happens to have Down syndrome) on the Coffee & Chromosomes podcast every Thursday as they interview a whole host of special guests; from doctors, therapists, and experts, to parents, influencers and inspirational people that understand the journey we’re on.
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Kids & Family
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The importance of lifestyle, gut health, supplements & more!
Coffee & Chromosomes
56 minutes 19 seconds
3 years ago
The importance of lifestyle, gut health, supplements & more!

Episode 8: The importance of lifestyle, gut health, supplements and more!

Is there a way to suppress the 3rd copy of chromosome 21 in people with Down syndrome?

Do you give your young person who has Down syndrome any supplements, or wonder what you could do to further support their health and development?

Have you ever looked into gut health and supporting your child's genetic make up?

Are we too quick to put any challenges our young people have to them 'just having down syndrome" and should we look more into the root causes?

Gabi Giacomin, founder and director of  The Conscious Pod talks to us about the importance of gut health, why gluten and dairy can sometimes negatively impact our little ones, healing the body, how to give individuals the optimal chance of success in all areas of their life, by supporting their genetic make up.   Gabi looks at epigenetics - a holistic view of lifestyle, diet, and environmental factors that affect your genes, and gets us thinking about how we can support/change the way our genes express themselves.

A wonderful insight into alternative ways to support our young people looking at things that in some cases you might not even think about!

Check out this latest episode, and don't forget to subscribe!

Find Gabi's contact details here www.theconsciouspod.com

Coffee & Chromosomes
Being the parent to a child with additional needs can be lonely. Knowing there is advice out there, that there are people who have walked this road ahead of you, is important. Surrounding yourself with people who ‘get it’ even a bit, is helpful - especially on tough days. Join Nisha & Hamel Soni (parents to Kush who happens to have Down syndrome) on the Coffee & Chromosomes podcast every Thursday as they interview a whole host of special guests; from doctors, therapists, and experts, to parents, influencers and inspirational people that understand the journey we’re on.