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Where is science today in
MicroBiota Therapy?
What do we know and what are we missing? Science is evolving. Today, publications on the role of microbiome transfer in tumour management are still greeted with the same scepticism as those published more than ten years ago on the adverse effects of antibiotics in food on gut flora. At the same time, for many diseases, even people without a professional background are now aware of the importance of the diversity, balance and monitoring of the microorganisms in our gut. This is why you are on our site now. While the production of a perfectly functioning, stable ecosystem under artificial conditions will not be possible for many decades, the transfer of microbiota from healthy individuals called Microbiota Transfer Therapy (MTT) is now a routine.
First, we would like to explain how we think about the microorganisms that live in our gut today. We will then show you the therapeutic options available to you for different diseases. Finally, we will describe how you can access MicroBiome Bank capsules for each disease group.
MicroBiome Bank capsules
and their role in different conditions
Please review the options below and select the one you have contacted us about!
Parkinson's disease
and relief of its symptoms
Autism and ADHD
where significant change can be achieved
IBS and IBD patients
and their latest chance for a better quality of life
Obesity and diabetes
related disbiosis management
In addition to AutoBiome (for storing your own microbiota) and DiffBiome capsules (for curing Clostridium Difficile infections), MicroBiome Bank's other services are also for patients, but except for the two cases mentioned above, they may require the assistance of a specialist. We recommend that you consult your doctor before ordering any capsules. MicroBiome Bank does not provide patient care, the aim of the consultations is to develop a treatment protocol for each patient, which can be most effectively applied by the doctor of the specialty.
Notice
We work hard to make our website as formative and user-friendly as possible. That's why we are constantly updating our patient information pack to help people find the best solution. If you have any questions about our services and how to use our capsules, please contact us and we will try to answer them as soon as possible.
Read Our Blog
Over the years, knowledge about the human microbiome has exploded. At the same time, it is very difficult to filter out from the mass of information available the clinical trials, summaries and presentations that have a real and tangible relevance in the treatment of patients. From the 1st of December 2023, we will attempt to collect these writings in our Blog.
Antibiotics-like effect of the microbiome
Can microbiome transfer replace antibiotics over time? Can the microbiome have an antibiotic-like effect? This question has become timely following an experiment at the Salk Institute. The research team has...
MicroBiome, Inflammation and Ageing
A team of researchers at McMaster University (Canada) recently confirmed previous observations that the composition and amount of mycobacteria (gut bacteria) in the large intestine changes with age. This process...
Get in Touch
If you have any questions about the services you may wish to select, please contact us so that we can help you. Depending on our workload, we usually respond to emails as soon as possible, Monday to Friday.
Office
MicroBiome Bank Ltd.
2 Brandon Road
Braintree, Essex
CM7 2NL
United Kingdom
2 Brandon Road
Braintree, Essex
CM7 2NL
United Kingdom
Want to Talk?
info@MicroBiomeBank.org
+36 70 311-9719
+36 70 311-9719
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