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The Three-Step Gut Microbiome Restorative Process
Day 1
15-day report turnaround time
Detect bacterial imbalances
Identify pathogenic and missing common bacteria
Receive insights based upon patient microbiome profile
Complimentary 1:1 veterinarian-led consults
Identifies a healthy baseline for symptom-free patients
Day 1-15
Target GI & derm conditions using microbiome medicine
Improve clinical symptoms within 24-48 hours
FMT enema available for faster resolution of symptoms
Maintain gut flora while decreasing pathogenic bacteria
Synbiotics + postbiotics to support gut health
Day 15 and on
Address common types of dysbiosis based on patient microbiome profile
Restore beneficial bacteria
Reduce pathogenic bacteria
Rebalance bacterial populations
Offer targeted microbiome support
Research Highlights
Efficacy Study: Gut Restoration Supplement (FMT Capsules) For Treating IBD Cases
Use of Gut Restore FMT Capsules on 72 cats and 40 dogs diagnosed (via ultrasound, endoscopy, or biopsy) or suspected inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) demonstrated positive results. A single 25-day course of 50 capsules of the FMT capsules led to 80% (32/40) dogs and 83% (60/72) cats with improvements in clinical signs associated with IBD.
SmartBrief. (2019). THE PROMISE OF FECAL TRANSPLANTS: A microbiome solution for veterinary practitioners [White paper]. AnimalBiome.
FMT Capsules For Treating Canine Atopic Dermatitis
Given the role of the interaction between gut microbiome with dermatological diseases, namely “gut-skin axis”, this study proved that gut restoration should alleviate canine atopic dermatitis (CAD).
A 4 week, open-label, non-controlled case series involved 8 -owned dogs with CAD which had received no previous treatment. All cases were monitored for 18 months after completion of treatment in which no recurrence of CAD was observed.
The study supports a potential benefit of FMT capsule treatment against CAD. This safe and tolerant treatment modality directed against CAD shifted the gut microbiome composition towards a healthy state for all 8 dogs enrolled.
URAL, K. (2021). Fecal microbiota transplantation capsule therapy via oral route for combatting atopic dermatitis in dogs. Ankara Üniversitesi Veteriner Fakültesi Dergisi. https://doi.org/10.33988/auvfd.822971
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