The Hidden Link: Gut, Microbiome, and Parkinson's Disease; Martha Carlin | Nathan Crane Podcast
by Kevin Danielson January 07, 2025
For decades, doctors haven't fully understood the connection between Parkinson's disease and gut health. But pioneering researcher Martha Carlin, driven by her husband's diagnosis, has uncovered a groundbreaking link between the two. In this video, Martha Carlin dives deep into the microbiome, the trillions of bacteria living in our gut, and reveals how it can dramatically impact our brain health.
And in 2025, as our understanding of the microbiome continues to expand, I find myself returning again and again to one question: what is your gut trying to tell you?
If you want a clearer understanding of gut health and how to experience the profound benefits of targeted probiotics — clearer skin, fewer cravings, better digestion, deeper sleep, and more — this episode is for you.
Returning to seasonal eating isn’t just nostalgic. It’s a powerful way to support your gut microbiome—the vast ecological community inside you that helps shape digestion, immune resilience, mood balance, and overall vitality.
The human gut hosts trillions of microbes working together in complex harmony. These microbes influence everything from digestion to immune regulation to brain chemistry. And like any living system, they require nourishment. That nourishment? It often comes in the form of prebiotics.