#267 Minerals vs Microbes w/Morley Robbins & Martha Carlin
by Martha Carlin July 20, 2024
In this exciting episode, we dive deep into the world of health and wellness with two renowned citizen scientists, Morley Robbins and Martha Carlin. Join us as they go head to head to settle the score on the crucial debate: Minerals vs. Microbes. Morley Robbins, a mineral expert, will argue the essential role of minerals in maintaining optimal health, while Martha Carlin, a microbiome specialist, will advocate for the power of microbes in our gut. Tune in to hear their insights, compelling arguments, and practical advice on how to achieve the best balance for your health. Don’t miss this informative and thought-provoking showdown.
#267 Minerals vs Microbes by Stuff Your Doctor Should Know
Citizen Scientists Morley Robbins and Martha Carlin go head to head to settle the score.
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