Janny Fant, MNBP

Before a child can speak, before they know their own name, before their first tantrum or meltdown, they are already wired. Not by choice, but by proximity. Their nervous system is shaped, tuned, and patterned by one primary source: their caregiver. Most often, their mother. The First 1,000 Days: Origins of the Nervous System’s Blueprint The "first 1,000 days" - spanning conception to a child’s second birthday - are now widely recognized as the most critical window for neurodevelopment. During...

Why Scars Form, Why They Stay, and How They Finally Heal There is a strange moment in mineral balancing when someone says, “I don’t know why this memory is coming up right now… it was years ago.” Their eyes fill, not with the fresh pain of the event, but with the shock of its return. This is the moment when the body begins to thaw something it has been forced to freeze. This is the moment when an emotional scar begins to loosen. I always think of Dr. Paul Eck in these moments—the man who...

Detoxification from heavy metals is a crucial aspect of maintaining optimal health, as these toxic elements can accumulate in the body...