OAFMS & Tongue Tie Course | Epigenetics, Pregnancy & Early Development

Discover how issues in the womb — including tongue tie and prenatal stress — can shape a lifetime of health.

This advanced course explores how early development, including epigenetic and reflex issues during pregnancy, can lead to tongue tie and long-term health consequences. Grounded in evidence-based research, it examines how tongue tie and prenatal stress affect a child's breathing, sleep, and overall health — potentially contributing to serious conditions like obesity, heart disease, and cognitive issues later in life.

What you'll explore:

• How epigenetics and pregnancy stress contribute to tongue tie
• The connection between tongue tie and breathing or sleep issues
• How early development impacts long-term health outcomes
• The link between prenatal factors and conditions like obesity and heart disease
• Why early intervention matters for lifelong health

What's included:

• Video presentations led by Dr. Scott Wustenberg
• Downloadable PDFs and supporting research materials
• Knowledge quizzes to reinforce learning
• Certificate of completion

Who this is for: Real health sleuths and curious learners seeking clear, science-backed information on early development and OAFMS — part of our Advanced Series Courses.

Presented by Dr. Scott Wustenberg, the founder of Opti Human Project, whose courses are designed not just to inform but to challenge how you think and inspire genuine change.