Why do powerful stem cell therapies lose effectiveness over time? The answer could lie in the gut microbiome.

In this episode of Biome Breakthroughs, we explore the clinical connection between fecal microbiota transplant (FMT) and stem cell therapy, and why these two regenerative approaches may work better together. As gut health becomes a cornerstone of personalized medicine, more researchers and doctors are uncovering the gut’s powerful influence on the immune system, systemic inflammation, and the success of biologic treatments.

You’ll learn:

• How microbiome imbalance (gut dysbiosis) can limit the long-term benefits of stem cell treatments
• Why FMT reduces inflammation, modulates immunity, and creates a more stable biological environment
• What makes gut-brain and gut-immune interactions critical in chronic disease recovery
• How restoring gut integrity may enhance treatment outcomes in autism, autoimmune conditions, cancer, neuroinflammation, and more
• Clinical logic behind adding FMT before stem cells to optimize cellular repair, immune signaling, and therapeutic efficacy
• How leading integrative and functional medicine practitioners are combining therapies to address root causes, not just symptoms

If you're working in longevity medicine, integrative care, or treating complex chronic conditions, this episode is a must-listen for applying a whole-body, systems-based approach to healing.

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Disclaimer: Novel Biome is a contract manufacturer of FMT products, providing high-quality FMT products to physicians. The information provided should not be considered medical advice and is based on available research and the understanding of the gut microbiome. If you have more questions, comments or concerns, please email us at support@novelbiome.comisclaimer: Novel Biome is a contract manufacturer of FMT products, providing high-quality FMT products to physicians. The information provided should not be considered medical advice and is based on available research and the understanding of the gut microbiome. If you have more questions, comments or concerns, please email us at support@novelbiome.com