• Probiotics For Gut Health: Using Genetically Engineered Bacteria To Support Digestive Wellness

  • Jul 30 2024
  • Length: 38 mins
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Probiotics For Gut Health: Using Genetically Engineered Bacteria To Support Digestive Wellness

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  • Can genetically engineered probiotics be the future of gut health? Zack Abbott, the CEO and Co-founder of ZBiotics, returns to the podcast to discuss this and much more…

    Zack holds a Ph.D. in microbiology & immunology from the University of Michigan. Drawing from his background studying bacterial gene regulation, he invented ZBiotics' proprietary technology: the world’s first genetically engineered probiotic.

    Zack believes that ZBiotics’ unique product can make healthy people healthier and transform the body’s bacterial makeup. Could a genetically engineered probiotic be the missing piece in your wellness regimen? Click play to find out for yourself!

    In this episode, we cover:

    • Why most bacteria are actually beneficial to the body.
    • Different types of environmental microbes that can transform your gut health.
    • The metabolic byproduct of drinking alcohol, and how to fix it.
    • What acetaldehyde is, and the negative physiological effects it can cause.

    You can learn more about Zack’s work with ZBiotics here!

    Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3sIAAyd
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