APIS BIOLOGIX
Lycium Barbarum (Polysaccharides), Cellulose (Polysaccharides), Vitis Vinifera Seed Extract (Polyphenols), Vaccinium Angustifolium (Pectin & Anthocyanin), Citrus Bioflavonoids, Bacillus Subtilis.
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The symbiotic relationship of microbiome and host
Our collective knowledge regarding the interactions between microbiome and host has experienced a vast developmental period in recent decades. The resident microbiome of the honeybee, like that of all species investigated to date, produces a wide range of metabolites that support the metabolic functions of the honeybee.
The resident microbiome of the honeybee acquires substrate molecules by way of the honeybee’s dietary intake of pollen & nectar. These substrate molecules have been identified in recent research to include Polysaccharides, Polyphenols, Anthocyanins, and Bioflavonoids, as well as the interactions with transient environmental microorganisms such as Bacillus Subtilis (MK-7 lifecycyle production within the food matrix, and mitochondrial support).
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During this developmental phase of BIO-ACTIVATOR and BIO-METABOLIC-FUEL, we remained focused on two primary objectives:
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Identify the substrate molecular structures and transient environmental microorganisms present within floral pollen and nectar known to play a supportive role in both the nutritional status, and in the regulation of the honey bee microbiota.
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Formulate a compositional mimicry profile, as precisely as possible.