Acacia Senegal fiberOn popular request, we have added acacia fibers as new ingredient. This fiber is often used as part of microbiome treatments, typically because it is considered to stimulate butyrate-producing bacteria. Acacia fiber (also known as gum Arabic) is...
Probiotics for urinary tract infections The urinary tract has long been thought to be sterile. However, research in the last decade has established that there is an urinary tract microbiome (urobiome) (1). Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are among the most common...
Spore-forming bacteria as probiotics Recently, spore-forming probiotic bacteria have been highlighted by several companies marketing probiotic products. What are spore-formers and what are their benefits? Most probiotics on the market consist of Lactobacilli and/or...
Bifidobacterium lactis HN019 Recently, a new building block has been added to the list of options that you can use in personalized microbiome treatments. This building block consists of the Bifidobacterium lactis HN019, an extensively studied probiotic strain that was...
The role of the gut microbiome in migraine Many health problems are linked to the gut microbiome, even if these problems are located elsewhere in the body and one does not suspect a link with the gut. Migraine is an example of such a health problem, and the fact that...
Evidence is continuously updated In order to offer the best possible treatment options, Microbiome Center continuously updates the evidence of all available ingredients. A recent example is the addition of evidence for Bacillus clausii UBBC-07. New studies... 
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