Quantum Jaundice 🔒

In this course (exclusive for paid subscribers), you will learn a new paradigm for understanding newborn jaundice through a circadian and quantum lens.

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Explore the Quantum side of Newborn Jaundice

We can do better for babies with jaundice, and these are the ways I have learned how

Mar 28 •

First module: Jaundice (aka high bilirubin in babies) overview

Learn what makes bilirubin high in babies, how the current paradigm treats high bilirubin, and the potential risks of sticking with the status quo and…

Mar 29 •

Second module: Newborn constipation relief is the first line of support for newborn jaundice

Learn how to think critically about dehydration and constipation, two of the most common and preventable causes of physiological newborn jaundice

Mar 29 •

Third module: Reducing excessive blood cell turnover by nurturing strong maternal circadian rhythms

Learn how the circadian rhythm controls timing during pregnancy and early infancy, and what the strength of the mother's circadian timing can do for…

Mar 29 •

Fourth module: Looking closer at preterm birth as a contributing factor to newborn jaundice

Learn how lack of connection to nature underlies the most common reasons for preterm birth and subsequent newborn jaundice, and overlooked choices that…

Mar 29 •

Fifth module: Unconjugated vs conjugated bilirubin, and the signifigance of antioxidant power of the bilverdin-bilirubin cycle

Learn how bilirubin metabolism works, the limitations of bilirubin testing, and why jaundice is Nature's answer to adverse conditions

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Sixth module: The newborn blood-brain barrier and nature's natural protections

Learn about the final gatekeeper (the blood brain barrier) that determines the outcomes in physiological jaundice and how to support and protect it

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