Digestive System
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2021 Articles
Unconsolable Crying
The period of purple crying is a philosophy that believes crying, even bouts of unconsolable crying, is a normal developmental…
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Some Roadblocks in Becoming a Happy Baby
The Gillespie Approach can be effective in turning fussy babies into happy babies. But sometimes the road to correction can…
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Preterm Births and Low Birth Weight
A 14-week-old low-weight infant presented recently with plagiocephaly, torticollis, and failed tie revisions. This is a hypothetical progression of events…
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The Work at Birth, Twenty-Two Years Later
Today was a special day. This is why I am excited about the work on the first day of life.…
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The General Principles of the Gillespie Approach in Outline Form
The Body Knows Best How to Heal Itself An osteopathic principle: The body is self-healing, self-regulating, and self-maintaining.The body is…
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Brain Cycle Shoots From Zero to 100 Seconds
I saw a seven-month-old on an initial visit today. He presented with failure to thrive, constipation, sleep issues, gas, and…
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Correcting Infant Reflux
Reflux was usually the last condition to clear for hundreds of babies in our Lancaster research. I am presenting a…
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Difficulty Burping in Infancy
A Facebook mom writes that her infant never burped and also had reflux. Mom was taking high blood pressure meds…
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A Birth Provider’s “Conversation” to a Newborn
“I know those forty weeks may have resulted in some emotional and physical traumas for you. Your entire body may…
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Are Many Adult Digestive Diseases Rooted in Birth Trauma?
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) affects 20% of the American population. Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder where the small intestine…
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