If you want an archaic microbiome, you may want to investigate the probiotic offered by General Biotics[1], featured a few times on HN. 100+ species of microbe

If you want an archaic microbiome, you may want to investigate the probiotic offered by General Biotics[1], featured a few times on HN. 100+ species of microbes that are both well-studied and missing from modern processed foods. I haven't tried it yet myself and I never got a response when I asked how long one has to take the supplement in order to feel results on average. It's an interesting idea and appears to be well-received by those who've tried it though. [1] http://www.generalbiotics.com/ http://www.generalbiotics.com/