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Biotic⁺

Our human trial (in vivo)

We ran a placebo-controlled trial with Atlas BioMed and Thriva to measure the effects of Biotic⁺ (7 bacteria strains + zinc) on the microbiome. Over 8 weeks, 28 healthy adults self-reported on mood and general health, and gave stool samples for testing.

maintained or increased microbial diversity

felt an improvement in mood

reported better general health

Third-party lab testing (in vitro)

We sent Biotic⁺ to ProDigest to test bacteria survivability. They replicated fasted conditions (results may differ under fed conditions) in the upper digestive tract using their SHIME® (Simulator of the Human Intestinal Microbial Ecosystem) model.

Did you know?

Leading capsules contain <10% of the live bacteria stated on the label, and they often die before reaching the gut.

Studies you can trust

Conducting your own studies takes time and effort—that’s why it’s not the industry norm. We review the latest literature, invest in trials, and share our findings. So you can count on every capsule.

Independent studies that support Biotic⁺

Strength of evidence: Strong

No. of studies: 9

Years of studies 1987 - 2022

Our in vivo study showed increased microbial diversity in the colon, balancing the gut microbiome.*

Strength of evidence: Strong

No. of studies: 12

Years of studies 2011 - 2021

Our probiotic blend, including zinc, contributes to the protection of cells from oxidative stress, which may support emotional balance.*

Strength of evidence: Strong

No. of studies: 8

Years of studies 2006 - 2019

Our probiotic blend, including zinc, contributes to normal cognitive function, as well as normal immune function.*

The expert seal of approval

Sophie Medlin, RD Head of Nutritional Research

Sophie Medlin is a consultant dietitian, chair of the British Dietetic Association for London, and founder of City Dietitians.

Sophie Medlin, RD Head of Nutritional Research
Dr. Tara Swart, PhD Chief Science Officer

Dr Tara Swart is an Oxford-trained medical doctor, a neuroscientist with a PhD in neuropharmacology, and a senior lecturer at MIT.

Dr. Tara Swart, PhD Chief Science Officer

From dietitians to neuroscientists, we develop our formulas with leading minds and experienced researchers at the very top of their game. So you can be at yours.