Can Bottle Feeding Increase the Risk of Sleep Apnea?

November 12, 2009

Startling News For Infant Care and Feeding…

Dr. Park interviews Dr. Brian Palmer, a former dentist who has done extensive research in the field of infant oral cavity and airway development.  During this 60 minute teleseminar, Dr. Palmer shares shocking information regarding infant bottle feeding and why parents who were bottle fed or have young children who have should be concerned.

Learn:

     Why children who were bottle fed are more likely to have a sleep breathing problem than those who were nursed.
  • How bottle feeding can directly or indirectly affect your child’s school performance later on in life
  • Why bottle fed children are more at risk for sleep apnea,obesity, ADHD, bed wetting and more
  • What you can do NOW to prevent health problems for your children later on in life

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Written by Steven Park · Filed Under Expert Interviews, Free Products, Sleep, Sleep Health, obstructive sleep apnea, oral appliances, snoring 
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