Unlocking the Power of Microbiome Therapy

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Our bodies host diverse microbiome, mainly in our gut and skin, which produce essential nutrients and maintain our health.

When imbalanced, these microbiomes can cause inflammation and digestive issues. Microbiome therapy targets the root cause of health problems, linked to conditions like inflammatory bowel disease, heart disease, autoimmune disorders, neurological issues, and mental health.

Our microbiome interventions and health solutions restore balance, enhance immunity, and promote lasting wellness.

Explore the transformative potential of microbiome therapy
with us and rediscover balanced health from within.

Unlocking the Power of Microbiome Therapy

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Our bodies host diverse microbiome, mainly in our gut and skin, which produce essential nutrients and maintain our health.

When imbalanced, these microbiomes can cause inflammation and digestive issues. Microbiome therapy targets the root cause of health problems, linked to conditions like inflammatory bowel disease, heart disease, autoimmune disorders, neurological issues, and mental health.

Our microbiome interventions and health solutions restore balance, enhance immunity, and promote lasting wellness.

Explore the transformative potential of microbiome therapy
with us and rediscover balanced health from within.

Unlocking the Power of Microbiome Therapy

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Our bodies host diverse microbiome, mainly in our gut and skin, which produce essential nutrients and maintain our health.

When imbalanced, these microbiomes can cause inflammation and digestive issues. Microbiome therapy targets the root cause of health problems, linked to conditions like inflammatory bowel disease, heart disease, autoimmune disorders, neurological issues, and mental health.

Our microbiome interventions and health solutions restore balance, enhance immunity, and promote lasting wellness.

Explore the transformative potential of microbiome therapy
with us and rediscover balanced health from within.

How They Become Part of Us

Birth

Birth

Our journey with microbiome starts as early as the moment when we were born. By giving birth to us, our mothers pass on good microbiome that would help us start out in life.
Early Life

Early Life

After this, microbiome in the breast milk and our living environment plays a big part in the first year or two of our lives, before slowly stabilizing when we are three years old.
Grow Older

Grow Older

As we grow older, our environment, diet and drugs that we consume play a larger role into the maintenance of our microbiome.

How They Become Part of Us

Birth

Birth

Our journey with microbiome starts as early as the moment when we were born. By giving birth to us, our mothers pass on good microbiome that would help us start out in life.
Early Life

Early Life

After this, microbiome in the breast milk and our living environment plays a big part in the first year or two of our lives, before slowly stabilizing when we are three years old.
Grow Older

Grow Older

As we grow older, our environment, diet and drugs that we consume play a larger role into the maintenance of our microbiome.

How They Become Part of Us

Birth

Birth

Our journey with microbiome starts as early as the moment when we were born. By giving birth to us, our mothers pass on good microbiome that would help us start out in life.
Early Life

Early Life

After this, microbiome in the breast milk and our living environment plays a big part in the first year or two of our lives, before slowly stabilizing when we are three years old.
Grow Older

Grow Older

As we grow older, our environment, diet and drugs that we consume play a larger role into the maintenance of our microbiome.

Check your own microbiome

Select the symptoms you are experiencing, and get your microbiome status.

Check your own microbiome

Select the symptoms you are experiencing, and get your microbiome status.

Check your own microbiome

Select the symptoms you are experiencing, and get your microbiome status.
Your Microbiome Status
Your Microbiome Status
Your Microbiome Status

How Microbiome Therapy Helps

Most of our microbiome lives in our gut. They interact with our body in many ways such as producing vitamins, short-chain fatty acids and maintain the gut lining. Some of our microbiome also lives in our skin. They help keep our skin hydrated and healthy.

The term that we use to call the imbalance of our microbiome is dysbiosis. When a patient has an imbalanced microbiome on the skin, this can result into conditions like rosacea, extremely dry skin, eczema, and others.

When this happens in the gut, it can lead to inflammations and digestive symptoms in our body. Dysbiosis has been linked to many diseases such as Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Heart Disease and Stroke.

Gut Microbiome Therapy targets dysbiosis for treatment. It works by introducing healthy microbiome from a donor to replace and/or restore the dysbiosis microbiome of the patient.

How Microbiome Therapy Helps

Most of our microbiome lives in our gut. They interact with our body in many ways such as producing vitamins, short-chain fatty acids and maintain the gut lining. Some of our microbiome also lives in our skin. They help keep our skin hydrated and healthy.

The term that we use to call the imbalance of our microbiome is dysbiosis. When a patient has an imbalanced microbiome on the skin, this can result into conditions like rosacea, extremely dry skin, eczema, and others.

When this happens in the gut, it can lead to inflammations and digestive symptoms in our body. Dysbiosis has been linked to many diseases such as Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Heart Disease and Stroke.

Gut Microbiome Therapy targets dysbiosis for treatment. It works by introducing healthy microbiome from a donor to replace and/or restore the dysbiosis microbiome of the patient.

How Microbiome Therapy Helps

Most of our microbiome lives in our gut. They interact with our body in many ways such as producing vitamins, short-chain fatty acids and maintain the gut lining. Some of our microbiome also lives in our skin. They help keep our skin hydrated and healthy.

The term that we use to call the imbalance of our microbiome is dysbiosis. When a patient has an imbalanced microbiome on the skin, this can result into conditions like rosacea, extremely dry skin, eczema, and others.

When this happens in the gut, it can lead to inflammations and digestive symptoms in our body. Dysbiosis has been linked to many diseases such as Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Heart Disease and Stroke.

Gut Microbiome Therapy targets dysbiosis for treatment. It works by introducing healthy microbiome from a donor to replace and/or restore the dysbiosis microbiome of the patient.

Beneficial Roles

Microbiome have many beneficial roles in our bodies.

Beneficial Roles

Microbiome have many beneficial roles in our bodies.
Helps digest
Helps digest
Helps synthesize vitamins
Helps synthesize vitamins
Strengthens our immune system
Strengthens our immune system
Helps regulate our sleep-wake cycle
Helps regulate our sleep-wake cycle
Produces Serotonin
Produces Serotonin
Improves our brain health
Improves our brain health
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