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Seriously Simple Science

The World Around You
The World Within You
The Old Friends Connection
The Gut-Brain Connection

Why Introduce Ancient Bacteria in your Modern Life?

The World Around You

immy is a daily supplement that introduces healthy bacteria (M. aurum Aogashima) back into your gut microbiome.

The World Within You

Studies suggest M. aurum regulates the immune system beneficially and reduces chronic inflammation through the Gut-Brain Axis. This connection also shows the brain can influence gut immune responses.

The Old Friends Connection

The 'Old Friends' hypothesis links the gut microbiome to inflammation regulation. Reduced exposure to beneficial bacteria due to urban living is associated with increased inflammation and mental health issues.

The Gut-Brain Connection

The gut and brain communicate bidirectionally through the Vagus Nerve, neurotransmitters, and microbiota. immy reintroduces beneficial bacteria to influence gut health and stress response. It's safe with any medication as it's not affected by antibiotics.

Dig a little deeper

The World Around You

immy is a natural supplement containing a bacterium called Mycolicibacterium aurum Aogashima (M. aurum), a naturally occurring strain that flourishes on Earth’s surface in dirt...

The World Within You

While there is still much to learn about M. aurum, current studies* confirm that M. aurum’s  powerful interaction with the immune system results...

The Old Friends Connection

Researchers have described what is known as the “Old Friends” hypothesis to explain the role the gut microbiome plays as a mediator of...

The Gut-Brain Connection

Research supports that our gut and our brains are intricate systems that communicate bidirectionally. Our understanding of the gut-brain connection reveals that our...