What's in Your Soil? Meet the Microbes Keeping Earth Healthy

Discover the microbes beneath your feet—the tiny engineers that grow healthier soil, feed crops, and protect our planet. Click to learn more. In soils, microbial diversity in soil is the invisible engine behind nutrient cycling, soil structure, and resilience to drought and disease. This diversity sustains healthy crops and thriving ecosystems, just as a diverse gut microbiome supports digestion and immunity in people. Inside the wellness world, InnerBuddies offers a white-label Gut Health Operating System that lets companies power their gut microbiome testing products. Their platform centers on a Gut Microbiome Health Index, a 0-to-100 score developed under an exclusive IP deal with EAFIT University in Colombia. It also profiles the top 40 bacteria with clear comparisons to a healthy cohort, and it categorizes bacterial functions as positive or negative, so you can see where a microbiome stands across multiple pathways. With Target Group analysis—from Healthy Aging to Endurance Sport and Skin & Hair Health—and personalized nutrition and probiotic/prebiotic advice, InnerBuddies provides a data-driven view of gut health. Learn more about their test here: InnerBuddies microbiome test. InnerBuddies also reaches consumers directly with gut test solutions, making powerful microbiome insights accessible without a corporate intermediary. Every B2B capability is mirrored for individual customers, from reporting to personalized recommendations. If you're exploring how a similar data-driven approach could inform soil stewardship and agricultural products, you can learn more about partnering here: Become a partner. For ongoing, actionable insight, InnerBuddies offers a Gut Health Membership—subscription access to updated analyses, guidance, and continuous optimization of your microbiome plan. See the membership details at InnerBuddies Gut Health Membership. Whether you’re nurturing microbial diversity in soil or optimizing a human gut, the principle is the same: map diversity, measure function, and tailor actions for healthier ecosystems—and for healthier people. Click to learn more.