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Bravo’s Phages: “Friendly” Viruses that Help th...
One of Bravo’s strengths, a feature unique among probiotics, is the natural presence of phages:viruses that infect bacteria, not humans. They are not “bad viruses”; on the contrary, they are...
Bravo’s Phages: “Friendly” Viruses that Help th...
One of Bravo’s strengths, a feature unique among probiotics, is the natural presence of phages:viruses that infect bacteria, not humans. They are not “bad viruses”; on the contrary, they are...
A New Scientific Article on Bravo
A newly published case report by Dr Marco Ruggiero and Dr Renee Badolato documents observations in an 80-year-old patient following eight months of daily Bravo intake. The report brings together...
A New Scientific Article on Bravo
A newly published case report by Dr Marco Ruggiero and Dr Renee Badolato documents observations in an 80-year-old patient following eight months of daily Bravo intake. The report brings together...
What Does Your Microbiome Have to Do With Memory?
Emerging research is uncovering fascinating links between the microorganisms living in our gut and processes that influence brain health and memory. In this video, we explore research looking at the...
What Does Your Microbiome Have to Do With Memory?
Emerging research is uncovering fascinating links between the microorganisms living in our gut and processes that influence brain health and memory. In this video, we explore research looking at the...
Multi-Strain Probiotics, Gut-Brain Axis, And Ta...
A SUMMARY OF A RECENT CLINICAL STUDY In August of this year, a few days ago, a clinical study conducted in Korea on elderly people with mild impairment of memory and...
Multi-Strain Probiotics, Gut-Brain Axis, And Ta...
A SUMMARY OF A RECENT CLINICAL STUDY In August of this year, a few days ago, a clinical study conducted in Korea on elderly people with mild impairment of memory and...
The Role of Bravo as Living Sensor
In a scientific article published a few days ago, Levin and colleagues show that aggregates of bacteria (Bacillus subtilis) are able to recognize whether frog embryos (Xenopus) or a Xenobot...
The Role of Bravo as Living Sensor
In a scientific article published a few days ago, Levin and colleagues show that aggregates of bacteria (Bacillus subtilis) are able to recognize whether frog embryos (Xenopus) or a Xenobot...
Looking Back: Lessons from Four Decades of Nutr...
For more than 40 years, Dr Marco Ruggiero has studied the complex relationship between nutrition, agriculture, and human health. In this video, he looks back at a research paper he...
Looking Back: Lessons from Four Decades of Nutr...
For more than 40 years, Dr Marco Ruggiero has studied the complex relationship between nutrition, agriculture, and human health. In this video, he looks back at a research paper he...