Microbiome Labs

The origin story of Microbiome Labs is a classic tale of forging new frontiers, complete with discovery, adversity, and a leap of faith. Neither founder set out on a path to start his own supplement company, but through persistent curiosity Dr. Tom Bayne and Microbiologist Kiran Krishnan stumbled upon an amazing opportunity.

With 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.

Before Kiran discovered the spores, Dr. Tom took a step back from supplement manufacturing and settled into his own chiropractic practice. As his practice began to blossom, he found himself on the forefront of Functional Medicine, uniquely focused on his patients’ gut health. For years, probiotics had proven so ineffective and inconsistent that he eventually quit using them in his practice altogether – that is, until he saw the research that Kiran had uncovered.

With Dr. Tom’s clinical expertise and Kiran’s probiotic research, the serendipitous pair formulated the first all-spore probiotic known as MegaSporeBiotic. After a great deal of clinical validation, the team set out to launch the product in the practitioner market by attending medical conferences. 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.

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The Microbiome’s Control of Immune Function
Presented by Tom Bayne

The world has lived through an unprecedented time with the pandemic spread of COVID19. In an effort to decrease our susceptibility to other harmful viral infections, this is an opportunity to collectively educate patients on the power of preventative healthcare and to get a better understanding of our natural defenses. The microbiome and the immune system are inextricably connected and the immune system would cease to function without the microbiome. The microbiome acts as the “Neighborhood Watch” for the immune system allowing for effective surveillance of a mucosal system that is over 3000sq ft in surface area and inhabited by over 40 trillion microbes. This presentation will provide a review of the components of the immune system, the kinetics of our immune response, and the critical support and check-points manage by the microbiome. One of our most powerful tools in fighting invading pathogens is having a healthy microbiome and this talk will illustrate what exactly that means.

Dr. Tom Bayne is a Chiropractic Physician and public speaker dedicated to understanding and improving the gut microbiome. As the President of Microbiome Labs, Dr. Bayne travels around the world to educate other healthcare practitioners on the connection between the gut microbiome and many chronic diseases. Dr. Bayne’s comprehensive understanding of supplement manufacturing and extensive clinical experience have given him a unique ability to formulate integrative solutions for digestive and immune health. In 2013, he joined forces with microbiologist Kiran Krishnan to develop MegaSporeBiotic® – the world’s first pharmaceutical-grade, 100% spore-based probiotic and the first of many innovative products at Microbiome Labs.In his own clinic, Dr. Bayne has spent over 24 years helping his patients optimize their digestive health, improve autoimmune conditions, and enhance detoxification.

The Microbiome’s Control of Immune Function – Live Q&A

The Microbiome and Infertility
Presented by Tom Bayne

The incidence of infertility continues to slowly increase worldwide. In this lecture, we will look at the connection between infertility, the immune system, and the microbiome. Dysbiosis sets the stage for endotoxemia and the resulting cascade of inflammatory cytokines. This chronic process can play a role in reducing sperm counts in men and this is also the main cause of liver qi stagnation in women. Overgrowth of pathogens, a reduction in short-chain fatty acid-producing bacteria, and an increase in yeast/fungus and aldehydes in the microbiome are a part of infertility in both men and women. Reconditioning of the Microbiome, reinforcing the growth of keystone bacterial strains, and rebuilding the epithelial barrier should be the cornerstone of your treatment for all cases of infertility.

Learning Objectives:
 Understand the process of leaky gut.
 Causes, chronicity, and relationship to infertility TCM and leaky gut.
 Better results with better utilization of Chinese herbs. More often the problem is
the absorption of the active molecules from the Chinese Herbs not that the herb is the incorrect herb. A chronic leaky gut cannot absorb the active molecules from Chinese medicines. Reducing inflammation and improving the absorption of both nutrients and Chinese medicines should be the first step in working with infertility patients.

The Microbiome and Infertility – Live Q&A

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Mitzi Bass, Microbiome Labs representative, at (830) 515-2570 or mbass@microbiomelabs.com.