Nutritional Intervention First

Your child's brain develoopment and learning excellence depend on it.

Nutrition for Learning
  • Has your child's teacher recommended evaluation for ADHD?
  • Does your child have mood swings?
  • Is your child struggling with food sensitivities, autism or Asperger's syndrome?
  • Are your read to combat "Hiddend hunger" and maximize your family's mental and physical well being?

"Nutrition for Learning" Book

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"After attending your nutrition class and purchasing your book, I am delighted to have this wonderful resource for my patients.

On a personal note, yesterday my son and I made a recipe from your book; The Omega Iron-Man cookies. They were delicious, filled to the brim with good ingredients, and fun to make (my son especially liked putting on the raisin eyes).

As a family practice doctor, your book and informative presentation enriched my professional and personal life."
Dr. Martin
Phoenix, Arizona

"I devoured your Nutrition for Learning (pun intended, I suppose)!

After I read the excerpt in the recent Tomorrow's Child, my husband bought me a copy of the book for Christmas.

A few days and one yellow highlighter later, I'd finished the book (friends saw me groggy-eyed at work one day and reminded me that sleep, like nutrition, is pretty important, too!).

But I couldn't put your book down.

And, although my husband and two young sons and I eat fairly well already (my husband's first degree is in Food Science), reading your book catalyzed us to revolutionize our diets.

Thank you for your dedication to such an important topic and for your time and energy spent evaluating the voluminous research and nutritional studies as well as documenting your own careful observations.

Do you ever travel to give lectures/presentations? Though probably wishful thinking because we are a long way from Phoenix, here in Toledo, OH, I'm wondering if our sons' school could be fortunate enough to have you present your information in an evening program for parents, teachers, and other care-givers."

With sincere thanks,

Sally Gladwell
Toledo, Ohio

"Thank you! I have just started reading it, but so far it is exactly the book that I've been searching for.

Your "Nutrition Basics" chapter is so easy to read and understand. And I love that you recommend real whole foods.

I've read some other books and articles for ideas on how to feed my own 23 month old toddler, yet they all still include packaged food suggestions (like store bought granola bars and instant oatmeal) or low fat milk for young children (children need whole milk). I'm a big believer in eating as much organic and whole foods as possible.

I've been looking for a book that would give me all the information on nutrition for children plus lots of suggestions for menu planning. I found it! Thanks so much!"

Bridget
San Diego, California

"I love the book from a teachers stand point and from a mom's view. I have two young children. I have already made some changes to my children's diet and I would like our staff to read it. It has great recipes and information for our snack program.

I would like to order 26 copies of your book for staff members to read. They are all very eager to read it.

Thanks for writing such a great book. It has wonderful information that all teachers and parents should know."
Natalie Fisher
New England Montessori Center

"Had I known about your book and the section on Foresight, preconceptional care I may have been able to avoid the worst news a mother could hear; the diagnosis of autism for your child. It feels like being punched in the stomach and passing out at the same time."

Mindy Brown
Charlotte, North Carolina