Living beings never stay alone. They make
communities of a variety of species comprising individuals neutral
to one another, commensals, mutualists,
symbiotes, parasites or pathogens. Mutualist associations
are frequent. They express that individuals belonging to different
species are mutually beneficial.
AMAbiotics exploits a great many observations
showing that the human body establishes a
mutualist association with its microbial flora, in a situation
where the number of microbes present in a given person is ten times
that of the human body. The goal of the research developed in the
company is to identify organisms, processes and chemicals that
favor an harmonious mutualist association between communities,
especially but not exclusively, the human microbial flora and the
human body, favoring well-being. AMAbiotics also aims at uncovering
disorders that characterize the lack of optimal mutualist associations.
The identification of these associations, whether positive or negative,
will serve as diagnostic medical tests, indicative of good or poor
health. It will also provide means to preserve good health or target
poor health via the selective supply of proper nutrients, suitable
biologically relevant additives or microbes. This process of bioremediation
will restore global metabolic equilibrium and bring back elements
that had been missing as a sequel of a pathogenic situation, whether
natural or induced by long-term medical treatment, for example.
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