SodaTide Journal Notes
Akkermansia Muciniphila: What We Know
Akkermansia muciniphila lives in the mucus layer of the gut lining.
Why It Drew Attention
People with metabolic problems tend to have less of it, and a small pilot trial gave pasteurized Akkermansia to adults with overweight and insulin resistance with modest metabolic changes.
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What Is Missing
Live Akkermansia is hard to grow and store, and good trials of live capsules are lacking. The amount in SodaTide is part of a single 36 mg three-strain blend. Compare with the other two strains and how to read the label.
See also: Gas and bloating · Pricing
General research strength.
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