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Thanks for the clarification and the link. Not surprising to see Ultimate Flora at the top. I'd bet that a lot of these species die on the shelf. The industr

Thanks for the clarification and the link. Not surprising to see Ultimate Flora at the top. I'd bet that a lot of these species die on the shelf. The industry might still benefit from consistently labeling as "live" on the bottle if the probiotics are live. I suspect that not everyone has an imbalance that would benefit the user. A good strategy might be to try various species until something works. An over the counter "23 and me" for gut species genomes assays might help; but that's a few years away.

sbierwagen 11y ago
An over the counter "23 and me" for gut species genomes assays might help; but that's a few years away. Nope, here today. http://ubiome.com/ http://ubiome.com/ Costs $89.
- tosseraccount 11y ago
  Again. Thanks. Anybody tried this?
  - derekja 11y ago
    yup, not a bad report. I've used American Gut as well, a project from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Concordance between the two results was decent. I'm not sure I got a lot of actionable information from either, though. Certainly not as much of detailed interest as from the 23andme data.