Join Martha on episode 83 of The Kick Sugar Coach Podcast with host Florence Christophers. Martha and Florence discuss the intricate connections between gut health and chronic diseases like Parkinson's and Diabetes. Inspired by her husband's Parkinson's diagnosis, Martha embarked on a groundbreaking quest that led to the founding of BiotiQuest and the development of Sugar Shift®..
The video features an interview with Martha Carlin, who discusses her groundbreaking research on the connection between gut health and chronic diseases, specifically relating to Parkinson's disease and diabetes. She highlights a clinical trial conducted in Cuba that examines the effects of a specific formula on blood sugar control and gut microbiome improvements over a 90-day period. Martha emphasizes the importance of gut bacteria in overall health and their potential role in preventing and managing chronic conditions.
Removing all plant matter in your diet may result in dramatic short-term improvements in an inflamed gut. But behind the anecdotal success lies a deeper systems-level question: what happens to the microbiome on a meat-only diet—and is that change healing, harmful, or both? This blog explores the complexities of carnivore eating through the lens of microbial ecology, toxic metabolite production, and long-term host resilience.
Watch this insightful episode of the EZ Conversations Podcast, the host welcomes Martha Carlin to discuss the profound impact of gut health on both physical and mental well-being. Martha shares her personal journey that led her from an accounting career to founding the Bio Collective, a company pioneering research in the microbiome.
In this episode of Vitality Made Simple, Martha Carlin, founder of BiotiQuest, joins us to discuss the critical role the gut microbiome plays in our health and how her probiotic formulations are designed to work in harmony—much like a thriving ecosystem
Digestion is a finely tuned system, engaging our nervous system, microbiome, mechanical movements, and secretions across the entire gut. But modern habits—rushed eating, stress, over-processed foods, and pharmaceutical interference—often disrupt this natural flow. Here are ten helpful tips to support your system.