The Future of Gut Health is Here.

What is Akkermansia?

First discovered in 2004, Akkermansia muciniphila is a specialized bacterium that makes up about 1–4% of the gut microbiome in healthy adults. Unlike traditional probiotics that feed on fiber, Akkermansia is "mucin-loving." It lives in the mucus layer of your intestinal wall, where it performs a critical dual role: it consumes old mucus while simultaneously stimulating your body to produce fresh, new mucus.

Think of Akkermansia as the "manager" of your gut lining. It ensures your protective barrier is always thick, resilient, and effective.