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Recognize (Dysbiosis): The human gut is known to harbor trillions of microbes (beneficial bacteria) that coexist in synergistic balance forming a unique and dynamic pattern personalized to each individual, called as the gut-biome or microbiome. The balance and pattern of the gut biome can be disturbed (Dysbiosis) by use of antibiotics, unhealthy diets, and stress. It is clinically established that Dysbiosis is a contributing factor in development of chronic inflammatory conditions not limited to Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) which comprises of Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, Cardiovascular disease, Arthritis, Chronic kidney disease, obesity, cancer etc. Recognizing the Dysbiosis as root cause for initiation of inflammatory insult is the first step towards gut-health improvement and overall wellness. Restore: Given the complexity with trillions of microbiota, attempting to restore strain by strain or few strains at a time can be futile exercise. The strains cannot thrive with out the fermentable fibers (prebiotics), in such condition some strains consume the healthy mucus layer in the gut making it worse. At Medisynbio we take a holistic approach where we create an ecosystem for the microbiota to thrive and deliver personalized health benefits. We nurture and nourish the microbiome of each individual for evidence based results. Our nourishment for the tiny bugs in you can make you mighty with good health, hence our tag line “A Tiny Nourishment for a Mighty You” Remedy: We use patented Synbiotic formulas that are clinically proven to remedy dysbiosis and ongoing inflammatory insult. We are pioneers in using Human Milk Oligosaccharides in synbiotic approach with real word clinical efficacy data. Our prebiotic components provide a blend of fermentable fibers that nourishes diverse gut flora resulting in improved levels of all SCFAs (Butyrate, Propionate and Acetate) there by improving colonocyte health and reduction of inflammatory biomarkers.

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