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Lipid Restoration: Fueling the Membranes that Heal Us
The membranes of your body—especially mitochondrial membranes—are not just passive structures. They are information processors, energetic...
Martha Carlin
May 85 min read
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Rebuilding the Brain, One Membrane at a Time
If you’ve been told that your brain—or a loved one’s—is on a one-way path of decline, especially in conditions like Alzheimer’s or...
Martha Carlin
May 85 min read
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The D-Serine Dilemma
A Cautionary Tale of Context and Terrain in Parkinson's In the pursuit of better outcomes for Parkinson’s, it’s easy to be drawn in by...
Martha Carlin
May 83 min read
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The Missing Link in Parkinson’s Gut Research: Why SIBO Remains Undetected in Fecal Microbiome Studies
In the last decade, Parkinson’s research has increasingly turned toward the gut—particularly the microbiome—as a potential early warning...
Martha Carlin
Apr 137 min read
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When the Body Remembers: Stress, Resilience, and the Quiet Sorrow We Carry
“How strange that the nature of life is change, yet the nature of human beings is to resist change. And so we have a choice: to resist...
Martha Carlin
Apr 105 min read
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