A properly balanced gut microbiome improves energy levels and mood, supports the immune system, and even helps to protect us from other health issues.
Imbalances in the gut microbiome (called dysbiosis) have been associated with a wide spectrum of health issues.
People are complex systems, and optimal health is the result of having a healthy gut with the correct balance of biochemistry and microbes populating our bodies.
Modern society is creating new health care challenges. Gut microbiome damage is caused by the:
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A damaged gut microbiome produces an improper balance of building blocks, which makes the body more susceptible to health issues.
A healthy gut microbiome produces a better balance of building blocks, which protects the body.
You can affect your gut health through nutrition, exercise, supplements, and lifestyle adjustments.
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Recently, there’s been a dramatic shift in the scientific community recognizing the gut microbiome as a crucial part of personal health.
The graph shows the growing popularity of gut health articles featured in mainstream publications. Dr. Wayne Matson, the co-founder and chief scientist of Ixcela, is considered a “father of modern metabolomics.”
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