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Discover a curated collection of press, features and interviews from trusted sources showcasing the innovation of Biomecult.
FORBES, KATE DONNELLY
“Her home go-tos include the Biomecult Prebiotic Fiber Supplement, “for calming inflammation, including acne and dermatitis,” she says. “The high flaxseed content is a major plus when you’re breaking out.”
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MARYAM LIBERMAN
“While we’re focused on fixing the external symptoms and sensation of dryness, there are things we can do internally to help some of the root causes of dry skin. Biomecult is a prebiotic fiber blend designed to support the gut-skin axis. A healthy, well-functioning gut can mean less inflammation, fewer breakouts, and balanced sebum production. As my friend and Biomecult creator Jennifer Mills likes to say, “Gut health is skin wealth.“
NEW BEAUTY, ALLIE HOGAN
“Don’t forget that what you're putting in your body, not just on your skin, can impact your complexion. Susca recommends this “functional prebiotic fiber blend designed to support the gut-skin axis, to help the pores stay clear, and inflammation be lowered by promoting a resilient and diverse microbiome and gut barrier.”
THE DAILY BEAST, SHAWNA HUDSON
“According to Mills, fiber can also help bind and eliminate excess circulating estrogen and reduce cholesterol absorption—both of which are important because cholesterol serves as a precursor to estrogen. “Fiber-rich diets may help reduce circulating estrogen levels and support detoxification pathways,” she notes. Meanwhile, cacao delivers antioxidant support that may help calm inflammation associated with acne and eczema.”
FORBES, JESSICA OURISMAN
“Hippocrates supposed all disease begins in the gut—the state of which certainly shows up on the skin. A growing body of research documents both the gut-skin correlation and the preeminence of the microbes that inhabit them. This is why the integrative esthetician Jenn Mills, impacted by the microbiome’s transformational role in the clarity and health of her client’s skin, dreamt up the Biomecult Prebiotic Fiber.”