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Immune Support

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Gut microbiome test results: How PureHMO® prebiotic impacted bacteria strains for a consumer

How PureHMO® prebiotic impacted bacteria strains for a consumer - from gut microbiome test (Updated Analysis)

May 12, 2024 7 min read

Take a look at a consumer's gut microbiome data before and after taking PureHMO, and see what beneficial bacteria have been boosted by PureHMO.
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How Does Akkermansia Interact with Your Body, Dietary Fibers, and Its Microbial Allies to Benefit Your Health

How Does Akkermansia Interact with Your Body, Dietary Fibers, and Its Microbial Allies to Benefit Your Health

April 28, 2024 8 min read

In the vast ecosystem of the human gut, Akkermansia muciniphila is emerging as a pivotal player and taking center stage as a next-generation probiotic. It's unique interactions with the human gut not only bolster its own population but also promote synergies with other beneficial gut bacteria, leading to a more resilient and healthy microbiome. Understanding the intricate and complex interplay between dietary fibers, host-derived substances, other probiotic bacteria and Akkermansia muciniphila, offers new opportunities in nurturing the human gut and optimizing wellbeing.
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What Gut Bacteria Reduce Your Risk of Heart Disease, and How? Discoveries from a Study Involving 1400 People on Oscillibacter and Cholesterol

What Gut Bacteria Reduce Your Risk of Heart Disease, and How? Discoveries from a Study Involving 1400 People on Oscillibacter and Cholesterol

April 21, 2024 8 min read

Scientists have recently found that certain gut microbes may have protective benefits against cardiovascular disease. One particular genus, Oscillibacter, is equipped with the tools needed to metabolize cholesterol in its surrounding environment, helping to rid it from the body.
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