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Gut-Brain Barrier | Strain Specific Research

Gut-Brain Barrier | Strain Specific Research

Probiotic strains have very specific functions and should be chosen accordingly. Additionally, some strains should not be put together in capsules or powder due to their incompatibility. It is a complex science, and it is important to trust the source and their knowledge. Our partners, Winclove, are a family-owned company established in Amsterdam. They specialise in the research, development and manufacturing of probiotic formulations. Below, we highlight their research into gut-brain barrier probiotic strains.

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