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A New Understanding of Probiotics & Bacteriotherapy

Original Air Date: November 02, 2016

Sponsored by:
Physicians Exclusive: MegaSporeBiotic
Physicians Exclusive: MegaSporeBiotic
Dr. Tom Bayne, DC President, Physicians Exclusive: MegaSporeBiotic

Presenter:
Dr. Tom Bayne, DC
President, Physicians Exclusive: MegaSporeBiotic

Moderator:
Peter Crownfield
Executive Editor of Dynamic Chiropractic

Topics Include:

  • A new understanding on the form and function of gut commensal organisms
  • Latest research on the Human Microbiome Project & leaky gut studies
  • Why 95% of probiotics do not qualify as "probiotics": Issues with current probiotic preparations
  • Spores - Nature's design for a new probiotic
  • Protect your time and income: how a one-of-a-kind probiotic ingredient can change your practice
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