April 23, 2014 — Chris Kresser, MS, LAc

with Kelly Brogan, MD


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paleo-code-jacketWomen are in crisis, and our children are following suit.

What if there were a simple solution to infertility, poor obstetrical outcomes, and chronic disease in our kids? What if we could leverage the transformative power of nutrition to right these wrongs?

Kelly Brogan grabs “health detective” and food expert Chris Kresser for an hour and asks our burning questions.

    • Where would we start?
    • What would the recommendations be?
    • Would they really make a difference?
    • What are optimal foods for fertility, pregnancy, breastfeeding?
    • What are ideal first foods for babies?
    • What are the top three food toxins to avoid?
    • How should we be customizing our diets?

Kresser-headshotChris Kresser, MS, LAc is a practitioner of integrative and functional medicine, and a licensed acupuncturist. He’s a blogger, podcaster, teacher, and a Paleo diet and lifestyle enthusiast. Chris launched The Healthy Skeptic in 2008 to “help others see through the common myths and misdirections peddled by the media and medical establishment.” He now blogs on ChrisKresser.com, one of the most respected natural health sites. Chris frequently appears in national media outlets, including Time, The Atlantic, NPR, and Fox & Friends. His new book, The Personal Paleo Code, is  based on over ten years of research, his own recovery from a debilitating, decade-long illness, and his clinical work with patients. Chris maintains a private practice in Berkeley, California, where he lives with his wife and daughter.

kelly-cropKelly Brogan, MD is Medical Director of Fearless Parent and mom of two. She is board certified in Psychiatry, Psychosomatic Medicine, and Integrative and Holistic Medicine. Holistic living, environmental medicine, and nutrition are the bedrock of her functional medicine practice. She serves as medical advisor to GreenMedInfo, Pathways to Family Wellness, and Fisher Wallace. Kelly holds degrees from MIT and Cornell Medical School.