The conversation examines how gut health is connected to chronic conditions such as leaky gut, Parkinson’s disease, diabetes, and inflammation. We also discuss how everyday lifestyle factors can either support or disrupt the gut, including:
Nitric oxide isn’t something you simply boost. Learn how the gut microbiome shapes the conditions that allow nitric oxide signaling, flow, and vascular resilience to emerge naturally.
Martha Carlin explains how the microbiome, endotoxin, & the glycocalyx influence energy, cognition, and long-term resilience & why gut repair is central to protecting longevity.
Martha brings her unique perspective as both a systems thinker and scientific innovator to help viewers understand how restoring balance in the gut can transform the entire terrain of the body—and potentially reverse the course of chronic illness.
In the new Community Learning Lab, we’ll share research, stories, observations, and questions. We’ll connect emerging microbiome science with real-life application, always with transparency, curiosity, and respect for the body’s innate intelligence. Join us today!
In this episode, we delve into the fascinating world of gut health with microbiome researcher and health innovator, Martha Carlin. As the founder of The BioCollective, Martha’s dedicated her career to understanding how gut health, blood sugar balance, and environmental exposures influence chronic diseases.
Emerging science suggests the microbiome, the vast community of bacteria and other microorganisms in the digestive tract, plays a powerful role in regulating blood sugar and shaping our cravings. This invisible ecosystem is deeply connected to how we feel, what we eat, and how our body responds to sugar.
The new year often brings a wave of motivation that includes lists, goals, and the desire to do better. But what if we reframe “better” as something quieter, more aligned with awareness? Not a complete overhaul, but a thoughtful return to balance. Here are some ideas to consider.