PAP 037:

Creating a Non-Toxic Lifestyle for Your Child with ADHD

with Jennifer Scribner

In this episode of the Parenting ADHD Podcast, I’m talking with nutrition and wellness practitioner, Jennifer Scribner, about creating a non-toxic lifestyle. Many kids with ADHD have genetic polymorphisms like MTHFR that reduce the body’s ability to detoxify effectively. A non-toxic lifestyle is important for all of us, but especially kids with ADHD and sensitivities. Listen in for what items should be on your radar and tips and strategies to detoxify your home, for everyone’s health.

“Detergents, and particularly fabric softeners, are the biggest source of toxins in our homes.” — Jennifer Scribner

Resources in this Episode

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My Guest

JENNIFER SCRIBNER

Jennifer Scribner is a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, Certified GAPS™ Practitioner, and Restorative Wellness Practitioner. She’s the author of the book From Mac & Cheese to Veggies, Please. How to get your kid to eat new foods, end picky eating forever, and stay sane in the process, which is based on her work with hundreds of clients and details how any parent can dramatically change the diet of their pickiest kids.

Jennifer teaches families how to make step-by-step changes to create a non-toxic lifestyle. Her focus includes food choices, non-toxic home products, and mindset and stress management tools, including EFT Tapping.

Her other passions include her husband and two cats, Hello Kitty, and taking cooking classes when she travels abroad.

Where to Find Jennifer

Website: bodywisdomnutrition.com
Facebook: BodyWisdomNutrition
Instagram: bodywisdomnutrition
Pinterest: jennscribner

Thanks for joining me!

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