Nourish your gut with PureHMO® prebiotic — fermented human milk oligosaccharide — a super prebiotic initially discovered in human milk. Arm yourself with stronger immunity, a balanced microbiome, and the power to maintain a healthy weight and improve your overall health.
EXPLORE HMOAct as a super prebiotic to feed and boost beneficial gut bacteria
Promote a strong immune system and block pathogens
Provide nutrients for brain and cognitive development
Prime your gut microbiome for healthy weight loss
Clinically proven to alleviate IBS symptoms and increase regularity
Powders and capsules featuring high-purity 2'-Fucosyllactose (2'-FL) and Lacto-n-Neotetraose (LNnt), various forms and flavors to prime your gut - research since 2017
The benefits of HMO 2'-FL and LNnt for adults have been tested and verified by independent clinical studies conducted in the USA and Sweden
"HMOs are helping to steer the gut towards immunity and steering the macrophages towards restoration of the gut lining ... I actually know a lot of functional medicine doctors using this with their patients now."*
Host, The Ben greenfield fitness podcast
"These beneficial bacteria produce short-chain fatty acids that prevent colonization of pathogenic bacteria in the gut. This bacteria (good bacteria promoted by HMOs) has been shown to set up the immune system."
CELL BIOLOGIST FOUNDMYFITNESS.COM (*not an endorsement)
"Based on emerging research, human milk oligosaccharides seem to be main drivers in shaping the developing infant gut microbiome, with potential short and long-term consequences for human health and disease."
Professor of Pediatrics, University of California — San Diego (*not an endorsement)
"They are food for developing gut microbiome. They are prebiotics and they actually help the right bacteria, specifically bifidobacteria, to grow. And this also helps with the development of the immune system."
"THE GUT HEALTH M.D.", AUTHOR of FIBER FUELED (*not an endorsement)
Faecalibacterium prausnitzii is part of a group of bacteria called Firmicutes and is a common inhabitant of the human gut. Researchers from ZOE have identified F prausnitzii as one of the 15 good gut microbes outlined in their study.
Because Faecalibacterium prausnitzii is so important for supporting your gut and general health, it is important to eat a healthy and diverse diet as well as make healthy lifestyle choices.