Between a Rock and a Hard Case | Unveiling the Secrets to Neurorehabilitation_ Real Food and
Short excerpt from a YouTube talk by Aaron Hartman, MD about pediatric neurorehabilitation. He emphasizes that typical toddlers (age ~2–3) spend about six hours per day practicing walking, and that a child who lacked that experience required replication through interventions focused on real (whole) food and high levels of physical activity as the foundation for brain-centered neurorehabilitation.
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Six hours a day.
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