If you’ve found your way here, it’s likely that you’re in search of a solution to a chronic health issue or something you’ve been battling with for a long time. We recognize that you’ve been searching for answers, and we’re here to provide you with a solution that can bring a positive and lasting change.
Our mission is to provide you with a pathway to wellness through delicious probiotic yogurts.
Our bodies are a home to trillions of microorganisms that make up what is known as the microbiome.
By restoring your microbiome with probiotic yogurt, you can promote a healthy balance of gut bacteria which improves your overall well-being.
Most of our immune system is actually in our gut.
And our immune system is crucial for our body fighting ageing and cancer, COVID infections, allergies, all these kind of things…
Now, you might be wondering why you should consume probiotic yogurt instead of just taking probiotics. There are doubtful benefits to taking probiotics, as many of those have been found to carry too little or even dead bacteria. So no wonder they don’t make a difference.
To get those unbelievable health benefits, probiotics should always come in alive form.
This is the new approach for the entire industry.
If you’ve been exploring ways to elevate your health, we’re offering a journey towards a healthier,
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yogurt secrets teaches you how to make probiotic yogurt from the comfort of your home.
Considering our lifestyle, where a large part of the microbiome has been destroyed by drugs, constant disinfection and distancing we need something to balance this out. Probiotic yogurt is a very good option for this.
We use different bacterial species and strains to yield specific health benefits. The “generic” bacterial species in commercial yogurts just aren’t enough to provide such targeted benefits we’re discussing here at Yogurt Secrets.
“Yogurt is a fermented dairy product derived from the fermentation of milk by two species of bacterial cultures S. thermophilus and L. bulgaricus.”
-FDA definition
We will be making around 260 BILLION probiotic bacteria
IN A SINGLE SERVING, and that’s billion with a B!
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Everything that we will be teaching in this program is a subject we are very passionate about, and we will do our very best to give you an opportunity to shortcut your way into biohacking yourself into a better and healthier version of yourself.
Whether you’re craving sweet indulgences or savory delights, yogurt serves as the magical, probiotic-rich ingredient that adds a creamy and tangy twist to the recipes, elevating them to new heights of culinary excellence.
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is a cardiologist and a New York Times bestselling author of the groundbreaking book “Wheat Belly” and three other New York Times best sellers. His latest book „Super Gut“ is the most important of them all.
During the Google Talks presentation Dr Davis explained:
We all know that our external environment is changing in a rapid rate. The oceans are acidifying ocean, the PH is dropping, the coral reefs are dissolving, the polar ice caps are shrinking. And we’re no stranger to violent storms and wildfires. While this kind of dramatic change in the external environment has taken place, it has also occurred in our internal environment, specifically in the internal microbiome, that is the collection of microbes that live in and on our body. We have lost important species that did perform healthy functions for the human body. And at the same time we’ve also allowed proliferation of unhealthy species. Modern people have very little diversity, much fewer numbers of microbes, much fewer different species.
Development manager of the Food and Fermentation Technology Development Center explains:
The microbiome is the collection of microbes living in the human body. The microbiome is most diverse in the human large intestine. It is influenced by many different factors, e.g. diseases, drugs, age, our own genes, but also a lot by factors that we ourselves can influence, e.g. diet, exercise, sleep.
Research has shown that if the human microbiome is not balanced, it can be associated with many different diseases, e.g. diabetes, obesity, weight gain, also our mental abilities, how we manage stress, how well we sleep and how we manage our with everyday life.
is a genetic epidemiologist and well accomplished gut microbiome researcher. Currently, he serves as the Director of the TwinsUK Registry at King’s College London and directs the British Gut Microbiome Project.
In his book „Identically different“ which is about why identical twins are different Dr Spector speculates the microbiome could actually be the key to this.
In the podcast Diary Of A CEO (E209) Dr Tim Spector shares The Shocking New Truth About Weight Loss, Calories & Diets, as he explains what is the MICROBIOME?
It’s the word we use for the community of gut microbes. These are microscopic bugs in our intestines. And it’s a biome because it’s like this jungle community. It’s a lot of different species altogether, thousands of them that coexist in our lower intestinal colon. So you can either think of them as a microbial garden, an incredible pharmacy. These gut microbes are pumping thousands of different chemicals that are vital for our body when they’re fed the right foods. And these chemicals are key for our immune system.
Most of our immune system is actually in our gut. All the immune cells are actually talking all the time to our gut microbes through these chemicals.
And our immune system obviously is crucial for our whole body fighting aging and cancer, COVID infections, allergies, all these kind of things..
The microbes can produce chemicals that affect the brain and will make the difference between you being happy or sad.
So we’re slowly learning that these guys are absolutely crucial to how our body responds to anything coming into it, whether it’s painkillers, antidepressants or chemicals in the form of food.
This is why I want people to think about food very differently than we have done in the past. The old idea is that food is just calories, macros, fats and carbs and proteins.. – that’s 100 years old mentality.
is a nutrition expert and physician who is double board-certified in internal medicine and immunology. She received a B.A. in nutrition and graduated Magna Cum Laude from Cornell University, where she also went on to get her M.D. She has training from Harvard and Columbia in addition to her education at Cornell, and has expertise in hormones, inflammation, and gut health as well as nutrition and intermittent fasting.
In the Ed Mylett podcast Dr Amy Shah explained We Have A SECOND BRAIN and IT’S IN OUR STOMACH.
The gut has an impact on our mind. And even as far as depression, mental health, and mental wellbeing.
There are bacteria in your gut that actually determine what you’re thinking, your mood right now, your energy levels, even schizophrenia, neurological diseases, anxiety, depression.
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They (the scientists) can literally change your mood by just changing the bacteria in your body.
Can’t we cure depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, autism, GI disorders, neurological diseases just by transplanting them a new gut microbiome, you may ask? That’s where the possibility lies. The science is so new. There’s a lot of forces that are blocking it, and some of it is commercial forces. Big Pharma don’t want you to be able to do that because it would stop their entire industry.
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It can be the bacteria in our gut that is actually signaling our emotions. The gut actually signals to our brain what we should be feeling at any particular moment. It produces serotonin, it produces dopamine. These are the things that we think are produced only in our brain, but actually 90% of it is produced in our gut.
So when you’re thinking, oh, I’m anxious or I’m not feeling well, I’m not focused or I feel tired, one of the things you should do is start to think about how you could improve that gut bacteria, because there’s a direct correlation.