If you enjoy gardening, then you will enjoy this conversation with Martha Carlin, Citizen Scientist and super nice person. Rich, happy, and healthy soil is the absolute key to growing vibrant plants and a robust harvest. In today’s episode, Martha teaches us how to reclaim soil that has been damaged by herbicides, pesticides, and nasty chemicals such as glyphosate.
You can rebuild your garden from the ground up and actually do something really wonderful for your environment. Get to know Martha and her high-quality probiotics at www.BiotiQuest.com where you will also find out more about Yield and Shield, the garden supplement that promotes healthy plant growth and rejuvenates your soil. Here’s the link to donate to Martha’s Indiegogo project: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ancient-organics-probiotics-for-soil-and-plants/coming_soon/a. Thank you for joining us for Vitality Made Simple!
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.
Making yogurt at home is a beautiful intersection of art and science. While it relies on precise microbial principles, there’s a creative element that makes each batch unique, much like a painter layering brushstrokes onto a canvas. In this blog, we’ll explore some of the finer details of yogurt-making, with a special focus on parent and child batches, the differences between single-strain and multi-strain cultures, temperature nuances, and milk choices. Let’s dive into this creamy world and uncover how to create your perfect yogurt.
Farming practices today exist on a broad spectrum, from highly industrialized conventional systems to holistic methods like biodynamic and regenerative agriculture. Each approach offers unique methods, advantages, and challenges, with profound implications for soil health, food quality, environmental sustainability, and human health. This blog delves deeply into these farming systems, examining their defining features and addressing critical issues such as glyphosate contamination, the risks of manure use, and the complexities of truly sustainable agriculture.
A new year is like a blank canvas—a chance to reset, refocus, and lay the foundation for a healthier, more vibrant version of yourself. While you might be considering resolutions like eating better, exercising more, or getting more sleep, there’s one foundational system that ties all of these goals together: your microbiome.