Genetic predisposition
Peri-natal factors- birth trauma, cerebral hypoxia, fetal distress
Cerebral traumas- cranial blows, concussion, whiplash
Cranio-vertebral/postural dysfunction- subluxations, weak core muscles
Dys-afferentation (reduced sensory capacity)- chronic ear infections, scar tissue
Sedentary/reduced movement- TV, video games, computers, long hours sitting, street insecurity
Psycho-social factors- sensory deprivation, physical or emotional abuse, lack of social support
Environmental toxins- trans-placental (mercury, drugs, alcohol, cigarettes) Neonatal (passive smoking, heavy metals)
Electromagnetic pollution
Essential Fatty Acid Deficiency
Vitamin, Mineral, Amino Acid Deficiency
Metabolically incompatible diet
Food allergies/intolerance's/peptide accumulation- casein and gluten, other food sensitivities, food additives, phosphates
Gastro-Intestinal Dysbiosis- pro biotic deficiency, bacterial overgrowth, parasites, Candida
Immune Dysfunction
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