Thanks to Pavlov and his dog, we know that the gut and brain are connected.

The communication network that supports that connection is called the gut-brain axis. This axis includes some of our major systems, including the nervous system, hormonal and immune systems, and the gut microbiota.

The gut microbiota is where most of the flora (bacteria, fungi, and yeast) live. It’s our microbial garden. And this garden is always in contact with the brain.

The healthier our garden, the better the conversation with the brain. And the better the conversation with the brain, the more balanced the body.

How does Gutbiome6 support balance? It strengthens the gut lining to create the most nutritious soil for your microbial garden to grow