Children’s metabolic health is changing — and many early warning signs appear long before disease is diagnosed.
Children’s metabolic health is changing — and many early warning signs appear long before disease is diagnosed.
Conditions once considered adult problems — including insulin resistance, prediabetes, and metabolic dysfunction — are increasingly being seen in children and adolescents.
Often these changes develop quietly through subtle patterns such as:
• persistent hunger or sugar cravings
• fatigue or low energy
• mood changes or irritability
• sleep disruption
• gradual weight changes
• reduced endurance during activity
Many families assume these signs are normal phases of growth.
In some cases, they may reflect early metabolic dysregulation that benefits from earlier attention and lifestyle support.
In this educational session, Dr. Jennifer Davis, a triple board-certified physician in Pediatrics, Pediatric Critical Care, and Lifestyle Medicine, will discuss:
• Why metabolic health in children matters now more than ever
• How insulin resistance develops and why it is appearing earlier
• The role of nutrition, sleep, stress, and lifestyle patterns
• Early warning signs families should not overlook
• Practical strategies families can use to support long-term health
This session is designed for both physicians and families interested in preventive pediatric care.
📅 Wednesday, April 22, 2026
🕛 12 PM – 1 PM ET
💻 Online Webinar