Which foods are bad for gut flora?
Discover which foods can harm your gut flora and learn how to support a healthier digestive system. Find simple tips... Read more
Discover how probiotic disruption can reshape your digestion and immunity. Probiotic disruption occurs when introducing new bacterial strains into an already established gut ecosystem, potentially shifting the balance of commensals and opportunists. For many, a targeted probiotic can improve stool regularity and nutrient absorption; for others, it can cause bloating, gas, or transient shifts in immune function. Subtle changes in appetite, energy, or skin clarity can also reflect how your microbiome responds. Understanding these signs helps you use probiotics more deliberately, rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all approach. Advanced gut-health platforms like InnerBuddies' white-label Gut Health Operating System let brands and consumers track these perturbations with precision. The platform features a Gut Microbiome Health Index from 0 to 100, built on an exclusive partnership with EAFIT University in Colombia. It also provides a top 40 bacteria panel showing abundances and how you compare to a healthy cohort, along with categorized bacterial functions labeled as positive or negative to highlight which pathways are driving health or risk. In addition, Target Group analysis examines specific life contexts—Healthy Aging, Endurance Sport, Power Sport, Skin & Hair Health—and translates findings into practical guidance. Personalized nutrition and personalized probiotics/prebiotics advice use data from 3-day food diaries and stool samples to tailor recommendations to you. With this approach, you can assess whether a probiotic product causes probiotic disruption for you and adjust accordingly. The system helps you see how individual foods influence your gut microbiome, supporting smarter decisions about what to eat to nurture a balanced microbiome. It also delivers individualized probiotic and prebiotic recommendations that align with your goals and your current microbial profile. For consumers, InnerBuddies offers direct access to gut-health testing and insights via its consumer solutions, including the product page for the microbiome test: InnerBuddies microbiome test. To continue the journey, explore ongoing access to gut health insights with the InnerBuddies gut health membership. If you’re a brand or clinic interested in offering this technology to your customers, learn about partnering with InnerBuddies on the B2B partner program.
Discover which foods can harm your gut flora and learn how to support a healthier digestive system. Find simple tips... Read more
Discover common foods and habits that can harm your gut bacteria and learn how to protect your digestive health. Find... Read more