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'Safe to Sleep' Never Reduced SIDS + Peter Marks Problems + Mothers 2B
*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.
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*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.
The NIH recently ended a ‘Safe to Sleep’ program that claimed to cut SIDS deaths in half, but was that really the case? Plus, an inside look at several health agency affairs of interest. Michael Kane hosts.
This second segment is for future mothers. Jonathan Tommey, BA, BSC is the co-founder of “Mothers2B” — a new initiative with the mission to help support the health of the child from preconception to birth and beyond by providing parents with vital tools and educational resources. With “around 12 million” struggling with infertility — and many more who are nutrient deficient or overloaded with toxins while preparing to become pregnant and as the child develops — an endeavor like this is more important than ever before.
Diagnosed with brain cancer at 4 months old, Filip Sepelowski had what the doctors called “bad luck.” From their research into his condition and its treatments, however, Filip’s parents began to uncover shocking truths about vaccines and their impact on health. At the end of today’s program, viewers hear an important message of caution from the Sepelowski family — a warning to become informed about medical products.
