Webinars

Deciphering the mode of action of probiotics therefore is challenging, but recent technologies in looking not only “who is there”, but also “what are they doing there” has helped to lift a tip of the veil. This presentation will cover the latest in probiotics science to help understanding the practical application of probiotic products.

This presentation will cover the current state of the evidence on how your microbiome interacts with your brain and the associations between the gut microbiome in brain diseases and mental health conditions. We’ll also discuss the emerging area of psychobiotics.

During menopause, women experience declines in oestrogen levels, and related symptoms and health effects. Menopause may also impact the microbiome. Interactions of the gut microbiota with sex hormones may underlie changes in the gut microbiome during menopause, with potential health consequence.

Did you know that your skin has its own unique varied microbiome? And did you know that skin disorders may be improved or potentially prevented by improving microbiome variation? This presentation will cover the unique microbiome of the skin and the implications for skin disorders.

This presentation explains the current state of the science in this field and explains how it is being used in practice for chronic functional conditions of the gut.

Deciphering the mode of action of probiotics therefore is challenging, but recent technologies in looking not only “who is there”, but also “what are they doing there” has helped to lift a tip of the veil. This presentation will cover the latest in probiotics science to help understanding the practical application of probiotic products.

This presentation will cover the current state of the evidence on how your microbiome interacts with your brain and the associations between the gut microbiome in brain diseases and mental health conditions. We’ll also discuss the emerging area of psychobiotics.

During menopause, women experience declines in oestrogen levels, and related symptoms and health effects. Menopause may also impact the microbiome. Interactions of the gut microbiota with sex hormones may underlie changes in the gut microbiome during menopause, with potential health consequence.

Did you know that your skin has its own unique varied microbiome? And did you know that skin disorders may be improved or potentially prevented by improving microbiome variation? This presentation will cover the unique microbiome of the skin and the implications for skin disorders.

This presentation explains the current state of the science in this field and explains how it is being used in practice for chronic functional conditions of the gut.