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Naturopathic Pediatrics PRO is for:

Free Webinar by Erika Krumbeck, ND, FABNP

Free clinical toolkit: Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Learn evidence-based strategies to support kids with Oppositional Defiant Disorder

Get access to all the resources mentioned in the video above, including charting templates, research citations, MAOA treatment plan handout, Pathological Demand Avoidance treatment plan, and parent resources.

For licensed healthcare providers and educators only – please list your credentials (e.g., ND, MD, RN, LAc, etc., or Educ for educators).

What you will get:

🎥 Full clinical training on ODD

📄 Downloadable pediatric protocols, handouts and templates

🧠 MAOA Treatment Plan

🧩 PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance) Protocol

✅ CE available for ND’s

Courses

Start learning today: Get clinical pearls, protocols, and research-backed strategies you can apply immediately in practice.  CE credits available for ND’s in select courses.

Membership

Unlock our entire library of courses, protocols and pediatric resources.

Why Join the Naturopathic Pediatrics PRO Membership?

The PRO Membership gives you full access to our entire library of  courses, resources, charting templates and downloads. It’s everything you need to support kids with natural, evidence-based care — all in one place.

Membership features:

✅ Full access to every course. CE credits available for ND’s on select courses.

✅ Quarterly live courses + replays

✅ Downloadable pediatric protocols, handouts & templates

✅ Quarterly case study Q&As and provider discussion

✅ Exclusive clinical updates and herbal monographs

✅ Designed for busy providers — no fluff, just practical tools

Podcast

Learn On the Go: Clinical Conversations with Dr. Erika

In this episode: Dr. Krumbeck discusses the scientific evidence for various whole-diet nutritional approaches.

00:00 Research shows Elimination Diets are efficacious for ADHD

3:29 Case Study – Elimination Diets in clinical practice

6:04 The Feingold Diet in research

6:53 Salicylate Elimination Diet

9:25 The dangers/downsides of Elimination Diets

10:25 Mediterranean Diet in ADHD (and similar MIND Diet)

11:21 DASH Diet for ADHD (yep, a hypertension diet works for ADHD!)

About

Erika Krumbeck, ND, FABNP

Welcome to Naturopathic Pediatrics PRO. I am Erika Krumbeck, ND, FABNP, a pediatric naturopathic physician and founder of Naturopathic Pediatrics PRO. Since 2013 I have provided primary care pediatrics in Missoula, MT while collaborating with a wide variety of healthcare professionals to offer integrative, evidence-based care for children and families.

I created this platform to address the growing need for safe, research-backed guidance on incorporating natural medicine into pediatric care. Here you will find tools and resources designed to help you confidently and effectively integrate complementary therapies into your practice—all grounded in the latest scientific research.

Latest Articles

Erika Krumbeck, ND, FABNP

What is glutathione? What are glutathione supplements used for?

What is Glutathione? Glutathione, often referred to as the “master antioxidant,” is a naturally occurring molecule found in the cells. Glutathione is a tripeptide, meaning it is made of three amino acids (cysteine, glutamine, and glycine). It is produced in the liver and plays a crucial role in maintaining overall

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Andy Turner, ND

Petasites (Butterbur) in Pediatric Migraine Management

Migraines in pediatric populations present a significant challenge, both for families and healthcare providers. As the search for effective, safe, and well-tolerated preventive treatments continues, Petasites hybridus—commonly known as butterbur—has emerged as a compelling option.  In this article, I’ll dive into the clinical application of butterbur for pediatric migraine management, exploring

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Erika Krumbeck, ND, FABNP

Safety and use of L-Theanine in Children

What is L-theanine? Theanine, an amino acid primarily found in tea leaves, particularly Camellia sinensis, and some mushrooms, has garnered considerable attention in recent years for its potential health benefits. Structurally similar to glutamate, a neurotransmitter involved in brain function, theanine is known for its ability to cross the blood-brain

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Andy Turner, ND

The evidence for fish oil supplementation for children with asthma

Fish oil, rich in omega-3 fatty acids like EPA and DHA, is gaining recognition for its potential to help manage asthma, especially in children. These healthy fats, found primarily in fish and seafood, have impressive anti-inflammatory properties, making them an excellent option for asthma treatment. When considering fish oil for

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Erika Krumbeck, ND, FABNP

What form of magnesium is best for kids?

Why is magnesium so important for children? Magnesium is an important mineral that serves as a cofactor for more than 300 enzymatic reactions in the body.1 Magnesium contributes to hundreds of ATP-requiring processes involved in metabolism, energy production, oxidative phosphorylation, and glycolysis. Magnesium is required to break down carbs and fat

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Monday Study Rundown

If you are a research geek this section is for you! Every Monday we summarize a pediatric research study that is relevant for pediatric providers.

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Zinc and the Brain: A Nutritional Key to Inflammation and Autism Risk?

Read time: 3 minutes Astrocytes—once considered mere support cells in the brain—are now emerging as major players in neurodevelopment and inflammation. A new study uncovers how zinc, an essential trace mineral, helps regulate astrocyte activity via the PAF receptor pathway. Could zinc deficiency during development silently tip the scales toward

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New Research Links Trace Element Imbalances to Autism

Read time: 2 minutes A growing body of research suggests that trace elements play a crucial role in neurodevelopment. A recent study sheds light on how imbalances in zinc, selenium, and copper levels may contribute to autism spectrum disorder (ASD) through oxidative stress and inflammation. Autism and Trace Elements: A

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PFAS and Maternal Health: A Silent Driver of Inflammation?

Read time: 3 minutes Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are persistent environmental pollutants linked to various health concerns. A recent study sheds light on their alarming connection to inflammation during pregnancy, particularly among African American women. How do these chemicals affect maternal and fetal health, and what can be done

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