Intestinal microbiota disorders are the result of an imbalance in the number and diversity of bacterial species that are members of the microbiota. Therefore, what needs to be done is to restore the disrupted balance. For this purpose, the balance of the microbiota can be restored under the guidance of scientific knowledge, based on the personal microbiome profile data obtained from microbiome analyses.

A molecule or product does not have the ability to recognize and differentiate the bacteria present in the microbiota. This is contrary to the scientific facts of our current conditions.

Killing the bacteria that are mostly friendly to us and are part of the gut microbiota without discrimination is also a scientifically unrealistic practice.

The same bacteria are friendly in sufficient numbers. When it proliferates excessively, it can become harmful. Therefore, the source of the damage is the imbalance. The solution is to re-establish the disrupted balance in light of the microbiome analysis data.