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Blueberries and the Microbiota
Dear Friends, Do you know that blueberries are a rich source of fiber? As a matter of fact, bifidobacterium love blueberries and grow well when they’re fed a mixure of the berries. A repeated-meas...
Read morePost Antibiotic Probiotic Dosing
Dear Friends, Beta Glucan Synbiotic: perfect post antibiotic therapeutic food. Oral antibiotics are very hard on our army of friendly lactic acid bacteria in our GI tract microbiome. These friend...
Read morePhyto Power’s Hormetic Effects
Dear Friends, There is no question that organic farming methods create produce with more potent bioactives. Exaulted methods such as permaculture, biodynamic farming and eco-agriculture are at the...
Read moreDiverticulitis and the Beta Glucan Synbiotic
Dear Friends, Diverticulosis and Diverticular Disease: What to do outside the hospital. By Artemis Morris ND Diverticulosis is a condition of bulging pockets of potential inflammation and infectio...
Read moreLactORN’s synergy with probiotics
Dear Friends, The world of the human microbiome is a part of the leading edge in medical research today. Understanding the synergy between our human cells and our human friendly microbial cells is...
Read moreDear Friends, How do ORNs “activate” probiotics and modulate the immune system of animals and humans? The LactORNs replace a nutritional ingredient lost in the Western diet due to all the processin...
Read moreORNs- a missing ingredient in our diet
Dear Friends, Our new LactORN probiotic supplement supports the restoration of an immune system compromised by stress, thereby increasing the ability of the body to fight infections. As we have lea...
Read moreWhat is the missing ingredient in our probiotics?
Dear Friends, Over the last two weeks we have been talking about our new product—LactORN: Lactobacillus ORNs—characterizing it two weeks ago as The Next Generation Probiotic and last week as The Mo...
Read moreThe Next Generation Probiotic- Part II
Dear Friends, We lack one of the most important nutrients in our diet. Certain good bacteria, grown specifically to preserve its Oligoribonucleotides (ORNs), supply a missing important nutrient t...
Read moreDear Friends, The new product is here: LactORNs—the next generation in probiotics. New research indicates friendly bacteria of unprocessed fermented foods retain their oligoribonucleotides (ORNs) w...
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