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The Gut-Brain Axis

The Gut-Brain Axis Did you know that your gut and brain are continually talking to each other? This is why in times of stress and anxiety you may ...

Looking after your gut this Christmas

Christmas may be slightly different this year but hopefully, you are still able to enjoy some of the Christmas festivities. However, drinking more ...

Managing Stress - #3 PROBIO7 X JIN JIN

Managing stress The majority of us will feel stressed at some time in our day, whilst small amounts of stress are normal it is important to find ...

Keeping Active - #2 Probio7 x JIN JN

We have teamed up with our amazing friend @drinkjinjin this November to share 3 blog posts on our journal. Check this space out for some top tips ...

How to maintain a diverse microbiome

Increase your fibre intake! Fibre is found in plant-based carbohydrates and unlike other types of carbohydrates (sugar and starch) it leaves the s...

Our top tips for your gut - #1 Probio7 x JIN JIN

We have teamed up with our amazing friend @drinkjinjin this November to share 3 blog posts on our journal. Check this space out for some top tips f...

Looking after your gut

Our intestinal tract is inhabited by a large and diverse population of bacteria, this is collectively termed the gut microbiota. The average human...

What is a microbiome, and why does it matter?

Our intestinal tract is inhabited by a large and diverse population of bacteria, this is collectively termed the gut microbiota. The average hum...

Wellmune

What is Wellmune®? Wellmune is a yeast beta 1,3/1,6 glucan. It has been extracted from the cell of a proprietary strain of bakers ...

Friendly bacteria and our immune system

Our immune system is made up of various organs, cells and proteins. It has several roles within our body, including the ability to fig...

How do antibiotics affect the gut microbiota

The introduction of antibiotics in the 1940s meant previously incurable bacterial infections were now curable and revolutionised the ...

Alzheimer’s and gut health

The quantity of beneficial bacteria in our gut is known to decrease as we age(1). Likewise, with age it is not unusual to experience ...

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