🎙️ When Martha Carlin's 44-year-old marathon-running husband was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2002, she applied her auditor's mindset to examining the evidence behind this "old person's disease." What followed was a remarkable 20+ year journey from studying food toxins to pioneering targeted probiotic therapies that significantly improved her husband's condition.
🎯 What You'll Learn:
🔑 Key Insights: "Parkinson's requires ecosystem-based treatment, not 'magic bullets.' Total toxic burden matters more than single exposures—it's lifetime accumulation of air pollution, golf course chemicals, dry cleaning fluids, and glyphosate."
"We moved from 16S sequencing to functional genomics and discovered it's not about single strains—it's about microbial teams working together. The glycocalyx restoration was key to reducing tremors."
"Glyphosate doesn't just affect gluten—it's a mineral chelator depleting soil nutrients and disrupting the shikimate pathway that produces essential amino acids. It's systems biology, not either/or thinking."
💡 Action Steps:
🎧 Perfect for: Anyone with Parkinson's or neurodegenerative disease, those interested in the gut-brain connection, people concerned about environmental toxins and glyphosate exposure.
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