SPEAKER DETAILS
MARTHA CARLIN
Martha Carlin is a transformational leader who has leveraged her extensive business experience as a turnaround expert to become a leading citizen scientist in the field of the microbiome. With a focus on improving human health, Carlin founded The BioCollective, a company dedicated to studying the microbiome and its impact on human health. Through The BioCollective, she has conducted groundbreaking research on the gut microbiome and its relationship to diseases such as Parkinson's. Carlin also launched the BiotiQuest brand of targeted probiotics, which offers customized probiotics based on an individual's microbiome. Her innovative approach has earned recognition from the National Institutes of Health and the Human Microbiome Project, making her a key figure in the field of microbiome research.
PRESENTATIONs
BOUND AND BROKEN: GLYPHOSATE'S HIDDEN IMPACT IMPACT ON SAUERKRAUT, BONE BROTH AND JOINT HEALTH
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27
This talk will explore the far-reaching effects of glyphosate on food quality and human health. Starting with an investigation into soggy sauerkraut, the talk uncovers how glyphosate in poultry manure disrupts essential minerals in crops, such as copper, zinc and iron, critical for cell wall integrity and collagen formation. The presentation will then connect these findings to the decline in collagen quality in poultry bone broth and the potential implications for joint health in humans. By highlighting glyphosate's role in mineral chelation, the session will emphasize the broader consequences for agriculture and human health.