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FEED YOUR microbiome

The ability for every environment to thrive and survive depends on a symbiotic ecosystem. Your inner ecology is composed of a unique mix of microbes known as your microbiome or microbiota. Right now, trillions of micro-organisms are communicating and co-ordinating processes to enhance your digestion, immunity, moods and much more. This gut flora family is pivotal to life and longevity.

Health blossoms when you have a diverse and abundant beneficial blend of bacteria, fungi, viruses and protozoa in your gut. Though your microbiome develops from the womb, birth canal and through breast milk, it is constantly evolving. Everybody

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