
Essays by William DePaolo, PhD on how the gut, brain, and environment shape one another. Exploring microbiome science beyond “good vs. bad bacteria” toward systems thinking, integration, and human meaning.
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Dysbiosis is one of the most common words in microbiome science, but it is also one of the most slippery. If we want better microbiome thinking, we need more precise language for what changed, why it changed, and whether the...
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There are moments in science when a field reaches escape velocity. The questions become sharper. The tools improve. The public starts paying attention. Funders circle. Institutions begin holding symposia. Everyone starts usin...
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Most people buy probiotics backwards.
They start with the bottle. They look at the brand, the number of CFUs, the list of bacteria, the promise on the front label, and maybe the price if they still have some survival instinc...
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The microbiome industry has become very good at turning uncertainty into confidence.
That is the controversy.
A consumer sends in a stool sample. A few weeks later, they receive a report that looks scientific, personal, and...
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Essays by William DePaolo, PhD on how the gut, brain, and environment shape one another. Exploring microbiome science beyond “good vs. bad bacteria” toward systems thinking, integration, and human meaning.
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