28. When Nothing Works: What To Do When You've Tried Everything For Your Child

In this episode of the Experience Miracles podcast, Dr. Tony Ebel discusses the importance of addressing health issues in children in a specific sequence, focusing on the nervous system first.
He explains why many therapies may not work when applied out of order and emphasizes the critical role of Neurologically-Focused Chiropractic Care in restoring overall health.
Dr. Tony argues that by addressing the nervous system first, other therapies become more effective, leading to better outcomes for children with chronic health issues.
[00:01:00] The frustration of parents dealing with chronic health issues in children
[00:04:00] The importance of healing hierarchy and doing less, not more
[00:08:00] The sequence of neurological development and healing
[00:16:00] The role of the nervous system in overall health
[00:23:00] Why some treatments may not work when applied out of order
[00:30:00] The impact of stress on child development and health
[00:37:00] The connection between the nervous system and other body systems
[00:46:00] The potential negative effects of certain therapies when done too soon
[00:50:00] The relationship between the motor system and digestive system
[00:57:00] How neurologically focused chiropractic care can benefit multiple systems
[01:01:00] The sequence of healing and predictive neurophysiology
[01:03:00] Dr. Ebel's personal experience with his son's health journey
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