Microbiome. Test your inner world!
We now know that the microbiome is your own ecosystem, which is responsible for your climate.
You are the host, the host of this organism. If you take good care of them, all these bacteria will take good care of you in turn!
This organism, as far as we know, is a network of 100 trillion bacteria. There are as many as 10,000 species. Of which everyone is supposed to have about 600. Of those, 30 species are essential!
Your microbiome is a network of links, communicating with each other and even with your brain. (I’m hungry. I’m full, or I need to go to the bathroom, butterflies in your stomach and so on!)
Each link has a task, and nature is so clever that there is a group of bacteria available for each task. If you miss one species, due to prolonged or frequent antibiotic use, for example, that need not be a bad thing. But if at some point you do miss all the species of that one link, then that task is no longer performed!
If a link fails, you can compare it to a wheel in a Swiss watch that stops working. Your clock still works but suddenly this function doesn’t, then suddenly the next function doesn’t, etc.
And that’s not the only problem. As species have disappeared, other bacteria, good or bad, have room to (over)grow. Your gut flora, your ecosystem has become out of balance….
Overgrowth can be compared to an animal in an ecosystem suddenly running out of enemies.
You get exactly the same microbiome report as our donors. So you can see which of the donors, you are most likely to succeed with.
Bacterial species that you miss/got rid of, you want as much as possible from the donor. Bacterial species that have overgrown on you, you want the least from the donor.
Note: People only know 15 to 20% of the microbiome.
The process from submission to the final report can take up to a month.
