Seed oils are bad for you is something Dr. Martin has said for decades… and another study has come out to confirm this. The study shows how polyunsaturated seed oils disrupt your microbiome.

When Dr. Martin refers to crappy carbohydrates, he means seed oils and they’re found in nearly all processed foods. Often marketed as vegetable oils… canola, grapeseed, corn, cottonseed, safflower, sunflower, rice bran, soy etc. all cause an inflammatory response in your body, which is bad.

Join Dr. Martin as he shares the dangers of seed oils in today’s episode!

Dr. Martin shares two interesting studies on non-alcoholic fatty liver. The first says that 4 decades of research has left big pharma without a medication for it. The second says that a specific blend of probiotics can help reverse liver damage.

If you’ve followed Dr. Martin, you know how much he loves probiotics. He’s absolutely thrilled to hear that probiotics can help repair a damaged liver!

Listen to today’s episode to learn why this news is so important!

Three studies came out in the last week about beta cells. Beta cells are inside the pancreas and they release insulin into the bloodstream.

Old adage says use it or lose it, but in the case of your pancreas, the more you use it, the more you lose it. Dr. Martin pontificates on these new studies and shares how to keep your pancreas healthy!

Two recent articles about the liver have piqued Dr. Martin’s interest, and in particular one about fatty liver in American teenagers. The cross-sectional study is showing that 74% of teens have some form of fatty liver.

Having a fatty liver can be very dangerous for your heart, and in today’s episode, Dr. Martin explains how the liver and the heart are connected.

Dr. Martin answers questions sent in by our listeners.

Some of today’s topics include:

• Keto & kidney stones
• Aloe vera
• Enteric coated capsules
• Thinning hair in women
• Constipation
• High testosterone in women
• Polymorphous light eruptions (PMLE)
• Abdominal cramping
• Trigger finger

From the benefits of drinking coffee, to eating more protein, to why bacon is good for you… Dr. Martin shares some tips in today’s episode to help listeners understand his philosophy, the way he thinks.

For decades now, Dr. Martin has been challenging the mainstream thinking when it comes to health & wellness. He has remained consistent in his teaching and often gets flack for not going along with the current narrative.

According to an article Dr. Martin recently read, 25% of North Americans are deficient in iron. Surprisingly, there’s more talk today about too much iron than being deficient in the mineral.

When you consider the North American diet, consisting primarily of crappy carbs and sugars, it’s no wonder 1 in 4 people are deficient. Many women are also deficient in iron because of heavy bleeding from their menses.

Join Dr. Martin in today’s episode as he talks about the major deficiencies found in our diet and why they exist.

In part 1 of this series, Dr. Martin looked at obvious signs you have a sluggish thyroid. In today’s episode, he looks at secondary signs that may be contributing factors.

Dr. Martin has often called the thyroid a puppet as it reacts to other things happening in the body. Doctors will often dismiss symptoms a woman is having because their test results come back as normal.

Join Dr. Martin as he sheds light on this condition affecting millions of women!

Your thyroid is like the gas pedal in your car. Push harder and you go faster. Take your foot off the pedal and you slow down. For many women, it’s like their car is stuck in neutral. Their thyroid has become sluggish almost always because of horror-mones.

In today’s episode, Dr. Martin looks at some obvious signs that you have a sluggish thyroid. When a woman starts losing her hair, it’s a sure-tell sign the thyroid is involved. Same goes with weak, brittle nails. There’s a good chance you have a sluggish thyroid!

Make sure to listen to part 1 of this 2 part series on the thyroid!

Dr. Martin answers questions sent in by our listeners.

Some of today’s topics include:

• Low creatinine levels
• Keratosis pilaris
• Swollen ankles when flying
• Staying regular with probiotics
• Triglycerides
• Glomerulonephritis
• Treatment for recurring UTIs
• Probiotics for kids
• Toddler with eczema
• Candida–Parasite Formula