Growing up WEIRD
Guen BradburyWEIRD cultures are Western, Educated, Industrialised, Rich, and Democratic. Us WEIRD adults get allergy, diabetes, arthritis, etc – and these are shaped by how we’re raised. Traditional cultures show us how to give children better adult health.
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How bad is salt?
In this episode, Greg Dickens and I discuss recent news on how the artificial sweetener sorbitol affects liver health, and how gut microbes influence this. We discuss how early-life adversity affects cardiovascular health, and why it’s so c...
How much should we restrict salt for babies?
Have you ever eaten an avocado with your fingers? Not a slice of avocado. The whole thing?
First hundred hours of life
In this episode, Greg Dickens and I discuss recent news on how young chimpanzees take risks, on how certain types of dishwasher detergents may affect the gut, and on how gaming affects university students. We then talk about the first hundr...
How do we set up a baby for better health in their first hundred hours?
As we turned the last corner to the school, a group of rainbow-sari-ed women waved us over. “Come and meet Musa! He was born last night.” His young mother, surrounded by her happy, chattering family, smiled proudly up at us, her little scru...
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I'm a veterinary surgeon and a health innovator, just back from an 18-month expedition in South America, Africa, and Europe, learning how people all over the world raise children.
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