The Common Infant Indigestion/Breathing Issue

This story keeps repeating itself over the years. A 3-month-old has gas (indigestion) and breathing issues (asthma). The breastfeeding could be better with a lot of gas. The infant, currently on an albuterol nebulizer, has a history of RSV. In the current pediatric view, this child is nonetheless “healthy.”

In CFT the pelvic fascia is pulling on his digestive organs (liver, stomach, and pancreas) and his stuck diaphragm (breathing). After today’s first visit he went into total relaxation mode after he vocally expressed his unfiltered feelings. With future visits I expect him to be genuinely healthy. I believe someday CFT newborn providers will clear these children to prevent these outcomes.

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