Bacteriotherapy
HealthBiome Inc., using strict anaerobic human microbiome has developed treatments (bacteriotherapy) for immune system diseases, anti-cancer, central nervous system diseases and anti-ageing as well as metabolic diseases. Recently, intestinal anaerobic microorganisms have been recognized as next-generation probiotics worldwidely.
Human intestinal microbes called as ‘the second organ’ of human body, are creating a new paradigm that healthy gut microbiota can make healthy body. (Fan & Pedersen 2021)
Various metabolites produced by gut microbiota are involved in diverse metabolisms such as carbohydrate metabolism, energy metabolism, fat metabolism, inflammation, and insulin secretion, and research is being actively conducted to find the mode of action.
Various metabolites produced by gut microbiota are involved in diverse metabolisms such as carbohydrate metabolism, energy metabolism, fat metabolism, inflammation, and insulin secretion, and research is being actively conducted to find the mode of action.
Lyu et al. 2017
The above was published in PNAS under the title of ‘Animals in a bacterial world, a new imperative for the life sciences’ in 2013, and published in Nature as ‘Culturing of unculturable human microbiota reveals novel taxa and extensive sporulation’ in 2016.