What Medicine Got Wrong (And Your Body Always Knew). Feat. Martha Carlin #711
About this episode
Martha Carlin shares her journey of discovering answers about Parkinson's disease and the importance of the gut-brain axis.
Martha Carlin's husband was diagnosed with Parkinson's at 44. The doctors had a name for it. That was about it. So she spent the next two decades finding the answers herself. She's now a microbiome researcher, biotech founder, and author of Connected. In this episode: The gut-brain axis — and why it's way bigger than you think Water, light, and movement — the fundamentals we've abandoned Why reductionist medicine keeps missing the point Probiotics — what actually works and why Questioning authority and trusting your own intuition The moment Martha stopped listening to "there's nothing we can do" Martha Carlin: Founder of BiotiQuest Probiotics and The BioCollective. Speaker at the White House Author of Connected , out now. Visit www.biotiquest.com and www.thebiocollective.com
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