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What Are Adaptogens? Ashwagandha, Maca, Cordyceps & Reishi Explained
By Rania Ouzmi, Co-Founder of Biome Theory (background in neuroscience & neurobiology) · Published October 8, 2026 Adaptogens are herbs and mushrooms traditionally used to help the body cope with... Read more...
What Does Chlorophyll Do? Benefits of Greens and Algae
By Rania Ouzmi, Co-Founder of Biome Theory (background in neuroscience & neurobiology) · Published October 8, 2026 Chlorophyll is the green pigment in plants and algae that captures sunlight for photosynthesis,... Read more...
What Is Inulin? The Prebiotic Fibre in Your Greens Powder
What is inulin? A prebiotic fibre from plants like chicory root that feeds beneficial gut bacteria. Here's how inulin works and why it's in greens powders. Read more...
Can Greens Powder Replace Vegetables or a Multivitamin?
A greens powder should not replace vegetables: whole foods provide variety, water and fiber that a scoop does not reproduce. It also does not automatically replace a multivitamin. Some formulas... Read more...
Best Time to Take Greens Powder: Morning, Night or With Food?
The best time to take greens powder is morning on an empty stomach, but night and with-food timing have their place. A neuroscientist-backed guide. Read more...
Best Greens Powder for Gut Health: How to Choose in 2026
Compare gut-focused greens powders by probiotics, prebiotic fiber, enzymes and label detail. See where Biome Theory fits and acwhat to check before buying Read more...
Are Greens Powders Worth It? A Practical Buying Guide
  Quick answer: Greens powders can be worth it if their ingredients fit a specific goal, you tolerate the formula and the cost works for a routine you can sustain.... Read more...
7 Signs Your Probiotics Are Working
By Rania Ouzmi, Co-Founder of Biome Theory (background in neuroscience & neurobiology) · Published September 16, 2026 The clearest signs your probiotics are working are more regular and comfortable digestion, less... Read more...
How to Reduce Bloating: What Actually Helps
By Rania Ouzmi, Co-Founder of Biome Theory (background in neuroscience & neurobiology) · Published September 15, 2026 To reduce occasional bloating, the most reliable moves are simple: stay hydrated, move your... Read more...
Gut-Friendly Foods That Start With G
Foods that start with G that are good for your gut — garlic, ginger, greens, Greek yogurt and more. A tasty list of gut-friendly G foods and why they help Read more...
Best Vitamins and Supplements for Energy
By Rania Ouzmi, Co-Founder of Biome Theory (background in neuroscience & neurobiology) · Published August 27, 2026 The best vitamins and supplements for energy are the ones that fix a... Read more...
How Long Do Probiotics Take to Work?
By Rania Ouzmi, Co-Founder of Biome Theory (background in neuroscience & neurobiology) · Published August 26, 2026 Most people notice digestive changes from probiotics within a few days to two weeks,... Read more...
The Neuroscience of Why Small Daily Habits Beat Big Resolutions
Human brain-imaging research has shown that repeated training can increase cue-related activity in parts of the posterior striatum, a region involved in the shift from deliberate, goal-directed actions toward more... Read more...
Why 90% of Your Serotonin Is Made in Your Gut
By Biome Theory One of the most repeated facts in gut-health content is that roughly 90% of the body’s serotonin is made in the gut.[1,2] The fact is broadly accurate.... Read more...
The Gut-Brain Axis, Explained: How the Gut-Brain Connection Works
The gut-brain axis is the two-way communication system connecting the digestive tract with the brain and spinal cord. The key phrase is two-way. Read more...
Best Gut Health Drinks: 8 Options for Better Digestion
The best gut health drinks for digestion and bloating, from super greens and kefir to kombucha and bone broth. What works, and what to drink daily. Read more...
Prebiotic vs Probiotic: 5 Key Difference Explained
Prebiotic vs probiotic: probiotics are live good bacteria, prebiotics are the fiber that feeds them. Learn the difference, food sources and how to use both. Read more...
AG1 Alternative: How Biome Theory Super Greens Compares
The strongest AG1 alternative for gut health is a greens powder that leads with probiotics and prebiotic fiber rather than sheer ingredient count. Biome Theory Super Greens is built exactly that... Read more...
Why Most Weight Loss Approaches Miss the Mark
Struggling to lose weight despite eating well and exercising? The missing piece might be your gut. In this guide, we break down how greens and probiotics work together to support... Read more...
Everything Comes Back To The Gut
We’ve been approaching health the wrong way for a long time. We wait until something feels off, like low energy, bloating, breakouts, or brain fog, and then we try to... Read more...