The Six Questions That Could Save Your Kid's Immune System | Dr. Elisa Song
A 2016 study of 800,000 children found that antibiotics or antacids in the first six months of life significantly raised the risk of eczema, asthma, and life-threatening food allergies by age four. Dr. Elisa Song walks through that data, plus a Finnish study of one million births linking early antibiotic exposure to…
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