Naturally Immune For Life

The Missing Microbe: HMO-Dependent B. infantis Engraftment in Adults by Mary Ferrari  “The adult microbiome determines the ecological environment, while HMO availability determines whether HMO-dependent […]

by Mary Ferrari The Gut-Metabolic Axis: Contributions of Butyrate and Fiber  Though they work through different mechanisms, both have potential fast acting relevance to intestinal […]

The History of Infant Feeding by Mary Ferrari  “For most of human history feeding an infant when the mother could not breastfeed depended on another […]

by Mary Ferrari Inflammation, and the Gut Immune Connection in Diabetes  “Research has demonstrated that SCFAs can induce regulatory T cells in the colon, helping […]

Decoding Fibromyalgia With A Microbiota Mouse Transplant by Mary Ferrari  “……transplantation of healthy human microbiota reversed the pain hypersensitivity in mice that had previously received […]

Beyond the Gut: The Full Therapeutic Potential of Butyrate  “Although butyrate absorption into circulation is typically minimal, its broader health implications are substantial…” Butyrate possesses […]

Why More Sugar Doesn’t Mean More Energy by Mary Ferrari  “Problems arise when mitochondria become overwhelmed by chronic excess calories, persistently elevated blood sugar, inflammation, […]

HMO’s Plus Breakthrough for Formula and Functional Milk by Mary Ferrari  “Because these reactions occur directly in whole milk, the process could theoretically enrich ordinary […]

A Landmark Discovery: HMOs Directly Regulate Human Immune Cells by Mary Ferrari  “In the present study, we show for the first time that HMOs modulate […]

How Breast Milk Transfers Secretory IgA for Gut Health by Mary Ferrari  “SIgA is specifically designed to protect mucosal surfaces, including the gastrointestinal and respiratory […]