Soil microbiome has a large of number of similarities with the human microbiome. It's an overlooked factor that matters a lot to human/plant health. There are m

Soil microbiome has a large of number of similarities with the human microbiome. It's an overlooked factor that matters a lot to human/plant health. There are many unexplored facets that may overturn conventional understanding of human/plant systems and health. Supplementing the microbiome can help treat human/plant diseases. The microbiome is important for nutrient processing. There's no accepted way to systematically assess the microbiome, let alone any test that can properly identify problems with the human/soil microbiome beyond "something very bad is here that shouldn't be", or "there's almost nothing here when there should be". Interventions are hard to quantify beyond distant effects like yield or reported symptoms.