Uncovering the links between Parkinson’s and the microbiome to drive meaningful, science-backed solutions.
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Connected: Love, Loss and the Unseen Forces Behind Chronic Disease
Martha reads the Author’s Notes
Thank you for tuning in! I will be reading my book Connected over the coming weeks which will be available to paid subscribers. This first segment is free. Thank you for your support and interest in my work.
When Fats Go Bad: Oxidized Lipids and Membrane Damage
Last week I opened a brand-new bag of sunflower seeds from Whole Foods. I grabbed a handful and I knew immediately they were oxidized. If you are not familiar with what an oxidized nut tastes like you are probably not paying close enough at...
The Shape of Life: DHA and Omega-3 Fats in the Brain
Why plant-based omega-3s fall short, the physics of membrane fluidity, and key facts about DHA.
I am a bit behind on the series after spending nearly a month in Australia. Three weeks of that time I spent every day with Dr. Barry Ninham wo...
Returning to the Tedx Stage
I arrived in Seattle last weekend after spending most of the previous month in Australia with Barry Ninham. As a result, I am woefully behind on my Substack posting.
Because I had been away, I had missed the TEDxIssaquah rehearsals and mos...
Finding Our Way Home
Yesterday at lunch, Barry and I were talking about migration and signals and wondering how the salmon can possibly find their way back home. That reminded me of a trip to Alaska that John and I took a long time ago. I started telling Barry...
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Entrepreneur, Systems Thinker, Citizen Scientist, Author. Solving the rise of Parkinson's and other chronic diseases using the microbiome to connect the dots. Latest book: Connected: Love, Loss and the Unseen Forces Behind Chronic Disease.
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