Sabine Hazan, MD (@SabinehazanMD) asserts that @biomeboosters were "created…

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Sabine Hazan, MD (@SabinehazanMD) defends @biomeboosters as developed, “rigorously tested, and refined” by Progenabiome and the Microbiome Research Foundation, insisting “We are not selling out” and linking to the foundation. The post also cites Dr. Jesse Morse noting Thorne’s $3.8B acquisition by P&G and his decision to avoid recommending Thorne until quality is confirmed.

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Jesse Morse, M.D. (@DrJesseMorse) tweeted that Thorne was acquired by P&G for $3.8B and said he will avoid ordering or recommending Thorne products until he hears more, citing concerns that acquisitions often reduce purity, quality, and manufacturing standards.

And this is exactly why @biomeboosters were created, rigorously tested, and refined by @Progenabiome and supporting microbiomeresearchfoundation…
We are not selling out. Without truly high-quality, real refloralization of the gut simply cannot happen.

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Jesse Morse, M.D. (@DrJesseMorse)

Gulp well Thorne was one of my favorite supplement brands.

They just got acquired by P&G (for $3.8B🤯).

Often when this happens, the acquiring company starts to change the purity, quality and manufacturing of the products (usually to make more money). Thereby changing the identity of the company being acquired.

Until I hear more, I will be AVOIDING ordering or recommending any Thorne products.

— https://nitter.net/DrJesseMorse/status/2085355577970974775#m

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