Arthur Haines runs Delta Institute of Natural History in Canton, Maine. He’s a brilliant researcher and has a lot of really helpful insights into human health, so I invited him on the show to compare and contrast the differences between how modern hunter gatherers (still alive) and post-agricultural humans raise children because there are a ton of differences.What’s most critical to understand is that when these modern hunter gatherer children grow up, they don’t experience the physical health issues that we are facing in modern society, nor do they experience the psychological issues that we face.If you’ve listened to me for any length of time you know that I’m not really interested in having one without the other: if you want to be “healthy,” that means physically healthy and psychologically healthy.In part two, we're going to cover:BreastfeedingEpigenetics and the role of parental healthKids menus at restaurantsThe importance of nutrition in child developmentHow schooling is opposed to natural learning processesManaging the behavior of childrenWhy kids rebel against parentsAnd more...I want to stress that this episode is important regardless of whether you have children or not. What you'll learn in these two episodes with Arthur is that changing the landscape of human health requires us to look at a much larger picture than just food and exercise. If you ARE a parent, you're going to get practical insights into changes you can start making now to produce better outcomes for yourself and your children.Mentioned on the ShowArthur Haine's workKevin's Instagramhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=826HMLoiE_oMore About This ShowHow to listen on the go?Do you have a smart phone or tablet? We highly recommend downloading the Stitcher Radio App and streaming our show. Here's the link to the app and here's a link to our show on stitcher.Another option is to subscribe to us on iTunes or on your phone/tablet with the iTunes Podcast App.How can I support the show?There are many things you can do to help us grow the show:Leave a rating/review on iTunesLeave a rating/review on StitcherSend your favorite episode to a friend/family member or post an episode on social media.Elect to give a couple dollars to help grow the quality and scope of the show.Can I recommend a guest?Absolutely. Shoot us an email and tell me who you'd like to me to interview and why. Include their contact details.Can I submit a question for the show?Yes! Email any questions to kevin [at] rebootedbody [dot] com