The Human Ecology Journal

Our modern way of life depends on plastic for almost any activity we can think of. Plastic is an amazing invention, cheap, extremely versatile, non-toxic and we thought it easy ...

From the air we breathe to the ground we walk on we are exposed to multiple internal and external microbiomes every day.  As passionate Microbiome Guardians, we take our stewardship ...

Curiosity got us here. We are obsessively curious about the interconnected relationships between the microbiome and the human body. Our ever-evolving understanding of these interdependent relationships is shifting the paradigm ...

We are proud to announce our commitment to gift a minimum of 5% of our net profits to grassroots health initiatives. This commitment is a natural extension of our mission to ...

Unbelievably, in what feels like the blink of an eye, it’s that time of year again. Logs on the fire, cosy festive jumpers on and the promise of festivities ...

Every year in the month of March, B Corps get together to raise awareness of B Corp and the many wonderful businesses that are practicing a socially responsible way of ...

For the final Journal of 2020, we’ve taken a moment to reflect on our favourite podcasts and webinars, our ‘ah-ha’ moment of the year and of course, what helped us ...

In September 2020, we certified as an Organic Processor with the Soil Association. We are proud to adhere to the Soil Association’s high standards to ensure we cause minimal ecological ...

In this newsletter, we would like to share our perspective, which is in line with expert opinions that came recently online such as: ISAPP science blog – Can probiotics go viral? ...

For the final Journal of 2019, we’ve taken a look back at the podcasts, books and pieces of research that were standouts of the year. Happy exploring. Team Invivo   ...

The Oxford Word of the Year is climate emergency. This was announced by Oxford Dictionaries, the publisher of the world’s largest dictionary of the English language. In a recent ...

When people come to visit Thrive’s gardens in rural Berkshire, it’s usually not long before they say something on the lines of: `You’ve got a very beautiful ...