Microbiome
Digestive well-being is all about microbiota
Although they are often used interchangeably, microbiome and microbiota are different terms. The microbiota identifies the population of commensal, symbiotic or pathogenic microorganisms that colonise specific areas in our bodies, for example, the skin, nose, intestinal tract, and vagina.
Microbiome
Digestive well-being is all about microbiota
Although they are often used interchangeably, microbiome and microbiota are different terms. The microbiota identifies the population of commensal, symbiotic or pathogenic microorganisms that colonise specific areas in our bodies, for example, the skin, nose, intestinal tract, and vagina.
Microbiome
Digestive well-being is all about microbiota
Although they are often used interchangeably, microbiome and microbiota are different terms. The microbiota identifies the population of commensal, symbiotic or pathogenic microorganisms that colonise specific areas in our bodies, for example, the skin, nose, intestinal tract, and vagina.
Disruptions
Living well with the millions
of bacteria in us
Any unbalance, also called dysbiosis, in the microbiome is associated with the onset and progression of a range of chronic conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, obesity, immune-mediated diseases, metabolic disorders, cancer, infections and even psychological disorders. Hence, in recent years, interest in the role of the intestinal microbiota in health and disease has gained momentum.
Disruptions
Living well with the millions of bacteria in us
Any unbalance, also called dysbiosis, in the microbiome is associated with the onset and progression of a range of chronic conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, obesity, immune-mediated diseases, metabolic disorders, cancer, infections and even psychological disorders. Hence, in recent years, interest in the role of the intestinal microbiota in health and disease has gained momentum.
Disruptions
Living well with the millions of bacteria in us
Any unbalance, also called dysbiosis, in the microbiome is associated with the onset and progression of a range of chronic conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome, inflammatory bowel disease, obesity, immune-mediated diseases, metabolic disorders, cancer, infections and even psychological disorders. Hence, in recent years, interest in the role of the intestinal microbiota in health and disease has gained momentum.
Nutrition
A healthy balanced diet
In addition to regular activity, a healthy balanced diet that includes fresh fruit and vegetables supports the immune system, reducing the risk of communicable and non-communicable diseases. In contrast, a poor diet compromises immunity and leads us susceptible to infections. Specific food and dietary patterns also influence the gut microbiota, which has been implicated in the development and progression of several health conditions. Modulating the microbiota to improve health is a rapidly growing science.
Nutrition
A healthy balanced diet
In addition to regular activity, a healthy balanced diet that includes fresh fruit and vegetables supports the immune system, reducing the risk of communicable and non-communicable diseases. In contrast, a poor diet compromises immunity and leads us susceptible to infections. Specific food and dietary patterns also influence the gut microbiota, which has been implicated in the development and progression of several health conditions. Modulating the microbiota to improve health is a rapidly growing science.
Nutrition
A healthy balanced diet
In addition to regular activity, a healthy balanced diet that includes fresh fruit and vegetables supports the immune system, reducing the risk of communicable and non-communicable diseases. In contrast, a poor diet compromises immunity and leads us susceptible to infections. Specific food and dietary patterns also influence the gut microbiota, which has been implicated in the development and progression of several health conditions. Modulating the microbiota to improve health is a rapidly growing science.
Probiotics
Sensible Food Supplement
The probiotic market for use as foods and supplements has grown rapidly in recent years, but its regulation varies across regions. Probiotics are categorised as food supplements and do not come under the same regulatory framework as pharmaceutical drugs or medical devices. However, to maintain the stability of probiotic bacteria, specific manufacturing standards must be respected for the culture, the growth phase, purification, lyophilisation, blending and handling. In addition, probiotics are most often temperature-sensitive, and ongoing storage in a refrigerator is essential for viability.
Probiotics
Sensible Food Supplement
The probiotic market for use as foods and supplements has grown rapidly in recent years, but its regulation varies across regions. Probiotics are categorised as food supplements and do not come under the same regulatory framework as pharmaceutical drugs or medical devices. However, to maintain the stability of probiotic bacteria, specific manufacturing standards must be respected for the culture, the growth phase, purification, lyophilisation, blending and handling. In addition, probiotics are most often temperature-sensitive, and ongoing storage in a refrigerator is essential for viability.
Probiotics
Sensible Food Supplement
The probiotic market for use as foods and supplements has grown rapidly in recent years, but its regulation varies across regions. Probiotics are categorised as food supplements and do not come under the same regulatory framework as pharmaceutical drugs or medical devices. However, to maintain the stability of probiotic bacteria, specific manufacturing standards must be respected for the culture, the growth phase, purification, lyophilisation, blending and handling. In addition, probiotics are most often temperature-sensitive, and ongoing storage in a refrigerator is essential for viability.
1000 days
Giving life, love
and good bacteria
The gut microbiota at birth and during early life plays a major role in the immune, metabolic, endocrine, and neural pathways. These pathways are highly interdependent and influenced by the environment, nutrition, and infections. It is considered that from conception to two years of age is a critical window for early growth and development, referred to as ‘the first 1000 days’. Disruption to the infant microbiome may contribute to lifelong and intergenerational deficiencies in growth and development.
1000 days
Giving life, love
and good bacteria
The gut microbiota at birth and during early life plays a major role in the immune, metabolic, endocrine, and neural pathways. These pathways are highly interdependent and influenced by the environment, nutrition, and infections. It is considered that from conception to two years of age is a critical window for early growth and development, referred to as ‘the first 1000 days’. Disruption to the infant microbiome may contribute to lifelong and intergenerational deficiencies in growth and development.
1000 days
Giving life, love
and good bacteria
The gut microbiota at birth and during early life plays a major role in the immune, metabolic, endocrine, and neural pathways. These pathways are highly interdependent and influenced by the environment, nutrition, and infections. It is considered that from conception to two years of age is a critical window for early growth and development, referred to as ‘the first 1000 days’. Disruption to the infant microbiome may contribute to lifelong and intergenerational deficiencies in growth and development.
