Course Content
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NEW How the Brain is impacted by your gut with Kiran Krishnan of Microbiome Labs and Shivan Sarna (recorded April 5, 2021)
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How Does the Microbiome Control Your Immune System with Kiran Krishnan (recorded Sept 16, 2020)
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Are Stool Tests Full of Cr@p? with Microbiologist Kiran Krishnan
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3 -Step "Total Gut Restoration" Process
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A Microbiologist’s Perspective on Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth
NEW How the Brain is impacted by your gut with Kiran Krishnan of Microbiome Labs and Shivan Sarna (recorded April 5, 2021)
Do you want to know about how the Brain is impacted by your gut?
I know I do... so I asked the amazing Kiran Krishnan if he would be willing to hop on a Zoom call to teach us about brain health and the gut.
Microbiologist Kiran Krishnan is a SIBO SOS™ fan favorite and the creator of truly gut-changing supplements like Megaspore and Megacidin.
Are you new to Microbiome Labs? You'll first need to register as patient with code SIBOSOS as your patient direct code: SIBOSOS.com/microbiome-labs. 15% off everything in your cart so load up (even if you have purchased before!), use the coupon code SIBOSPRING at checkout!
And if you prefer to just listen, we've also included the audio file.
About: Kiran Krishnan
Microbiologist Kiran Krishnan has a rich background in research, Kiran noticed that many supplement companies were lacking sufficient clinical data, which inspired him to design trials that were more affordable and fitting for the supplement industry. He then expanded his skill set into product development and formulation for a number of retail supplement companies. Eventually he was hired to study probiotics and discover what would become the next big probiotic in the industry: Bacillus spores.
Microbiome Labs hopes to encourage other supplement companies to follow suit, thereby raising the bar of the supplement industry as a whole. In 2018, Microbiome Labs attended over 148 conferences, initiated and/or completed 14 clinical trials, and provided key solutions to thousands of practitioners, changing over 344,000 lives… and counting.