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Episode 036 — Why Kids & Teens Are Drifting Earlier Than Ever (and How to Help)

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More children are showing adult-style burnout—early. In this episode, Brandon breaks down why kids and teens drift sooner today (food systems, screens, stress, sleep loss), what to watch for across ages (infants→teens), and how to respond without panic or pressure. You’ll learn how the gut–immune loop, mitochondria, circadian cues, and the nervous system interact—and how small inputs (light, meal timing, fiber/butyrate, sleep windows, calm connection) can flip biology back into regulation. You’ll finish with a simple weekly tracking rhythm and a parent-friendly Compass plan.

You’ll learn

  • Early drift by age: how signals whisper before they “become” diagnoses
  • The biology beneath the labels (gut–immune activation, mitochondrial drain, nervous system burnout)
  • How each Compass domain shows up in young bodies (Nurture/Energize/Strengthen/Withdraw)
  • Small inputs → big impacts: light, food timing, movement, micronutrients, predictability
  • A 3-step, low-friction tracking routine that families can actually stick with

🎯 Take the Drift Quiz: https://www.themetaboliccompass.com/quiz

🎧 All episodes: https://www.themetaboliccompass.com/listen

  continue reading

37 episodes

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Content provided by Brandon Sojka. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Brandon Sojka or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

More children are showing adult-style burnout—early. In this episode, Brandon breaks down why kids and teens drift sooner today (food systems, screens, stress, sleep loss), what to watch for across ages (infants→teens), and how to respond without panic or pressure. You’ll learn how the gut–immune loop, mitochondria, circadian cues, and the nervous system interact—and how small inputs (light, meal timing, fiber/butyrate, sleep windows, calm connection) can flip biology back into regulation. You’ll finish with a simple weekly tracking rhythm and a parent-friendly Compass plan.

You’ll learn

  • Early drift by age: how signals whisper before they “become” diagnoses
  • The biology beneath the labels (gut–immune activation, mitochondrial drain, nervous system burnout)
  • How each Compass domain shows up in young bodies (Nurture/Energize/Strengthen/Withdraw)
  • Small inputs → big impacts: light, food timing, movement, micronutrients, predictability
  • A 3-step, low-friction tracking routine that families can actually stick with

🎯 Take the Drift Quiz: https://www.themetaboliccompass.com/quiz

🎧 All episodes: https://www.themetaboliccompass.com/listen

  continue reading

37 episodes

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