

Episode #281: Martha Carlin: Gut Microbiome Solutions for Parkinson's + The LPS-Chronic Disease Connection
5 snips Nov 5, 2024
Martha Carlin, founder of The BioCollective and BiotiQuest, is a pioneering figure in microbiome research, particularly concerning Parkinson's disease. She discusses how lipopolysaccharides from harmful gut bacteria may be linked to Parkinson's and chronic diseases. Insights into the benefits of probiotics, cold therapies, and even the potential for AI in microbiome studies are highlighted. Carlin also emphasizes the gut-brain connection, exploring how diet and specific microbes could influence neurological health and overall wellness.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Innovations in Microbiome Research and Probiotic Development
04:35 • 2min
Gut Microbiome and Its Role in Chronic Diseases
06:51 • 24min
Endotoxins, Gut Health, and Parkinson's Insights
31:19 • 12min
Understanding Body Temperature Regulation and Health
43:12 • 3min
The Intricate Roles of Gut Microbes in Parkinson's Disease
46:11 • 2min
Understanding the Gut-Brain Connection
48:22 • 21min
Exploring Probiotic Solutions and Personal Health Journeys
01:09:37 • 2min
Exploring Resources for Gut Health and Parkinson's Support
01:11:40 • 2min