Naturally Immune For Life

The History of Limosilactobacillus reuteri by Mary Ferrari  “Limosilactobacillus reuteri (formerly Lactobacillus reuteri) is one of the best-studied beneficial bacteria naturally associated with humans. This […]

Do Precision Prebiotics Restore Microbial Balance Beyond Infancy? by Mary Ferrari  “Butyrate provides fuel for colon cells, strengthens the intestinal lining, reduces inflammation, and helps […]

Milk: Nature’s First Microbiome Builder by Mary Ferrari  “Breastfed infants typically develop a greater abundance and diversity of bifidobacteria than formula-fed infants.” How Milk Shapes […]

Human Milk Oligosaccharides: How Breast Milk Teaches the Immune System Tolerance by Mary Ferrari  “How quickly can Human Milk Oligosaccharides (HMOs) begin influencing the immune […]

Could Your Gut Hold the Key to a Longer, Healthier Life? by Mary Ferrari  “As you get older, your gut microbiome becomes less diverse and […]

Why Bifidobacteria Are Essential for Infant Health by Mary Ferrari  “Researchers describe bifidobacteria as a “keystone” genus because their influence on the microbial ecosystem is […]

HMO’s The Future of Gut Health by Mary Ferrari  “HMOs represent the beginning of “the food chain,” thus addressing health issues at their root”. Inflammatory […]

Gut Microbes of Healthy Seniors by Mary Ferrari   For decades scientists have searched for the biological factors that help some people live well into […]

Bifidobacterium Deficit in U.S. Infants Reflects a Growing Problem in Industrialized Countries by Mary Ferrari  A major new study published in Nature Portfolio’s journal Communications […]