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08/10/2026

Brain Health is Gut Health
Mental health and physical health go hand in hand. The key to a journey of good health lies with our good gut germs. Good gut bugs form the all-important microbial ecosystem called the “microbiome”.

Our microbiome sets the foundation for physical and mental strength. By maintaining an unbroken gut barrier it keeps bad microbes out and harmful external signals and toxins from infiltrating our body. By constantly communicating with the gut immune cells, it keeps our immunity alert, tuned in and in check. By sending positive-signals to the brain it promotes brain growth and mental function.

Wish to be a mental health champion? Build up your good gut bugs first.

A GG a day, helps your GGood bugs GGo a long way!

Spread the awareness on 10th October 10.10, World Mental Health Day! ❤️

12/09/2026

Don’t let the Haze knock out your gut warriors!

Do you think haze only affects your upper respiratory tract, lungs and eyes? Wrong.

Studies have shown that particulate air pollutants such as those generated by burning biofuels and fires can create marked changes in our gut microbiome, from infancy to adulthood! These changes in our internal microbes directly affect the severity of respiratory symptoms and lung health.

Researchers from Harvard Medical School tracked the intestinal microbial composition of women in rural Uganda who were exposed to long hours of indoor air pollution due to the use of kerosene lamps. Following the introduction of affordable solar lighting, the range and number of viruses found in the women’s microbiome decreased significantly. After air-borne pollution was slashed, symptoms of shortness of breath also plunged nearly 50%.

Most importantly, the study identified improved breathing was proportionately linked to improvement in the gut microbiome!

In this season of haze, protect your microbiome, protect your lungs! GG to the rescue!

别让雾霾击垮你的肠道 “卫士”！
 
你是不是以为雾霾只会侵害上呼吸道、肺部和眼睛？那就错了。
研究表明，生物燃料燃烧、火灾等产生的空气颗粒物污染物，会显著改变人体肠道微生物组，这种影响从婴幼儿时期一直持续到成年。这些体内微生物的变化，会直接关系到呼吸道症状的轻重程度以及肺部健康。
哈佛医学院的研究人员追踪了乌干达农村地区女性的肠道微生物组成，这些女性因使用煤油灯而长期处于室内空气污染环境。在引入经济实惠的太阳能照明设备之后，她们肠道微生物组中发现的病毒种类与数量显著减少。随着空气污染的急剧减少，呼吸短促的症状也下降了近50%。
最重要的是，该研究证实：呼吸功能的改善与肠道微生物组的向好变化呈正相关！

雾霾高发季节，守护肠道菌群，就是守护你的肺部健康！GG为你的健康保驾护航！

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Reference:
Salim SY et al. PLoS One 2013; 8:e62220;doi.org/10.1371/journal. pone.0062220
Bailey MJ et al. Gut Microbes 2022;14(1):e2105096
Huang C-Y et al. Environ Health Perspect 2026;134:75-90

18/07/2026

It’s time to debunk false information on LACTOGG®

**Share the facts: educate & protect our communities.

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13/07/2026

BEWARE:  FALSE INFORMATION ON LACTOGG®

29/06/2026

LactoGG probiotics for you and I ❤️

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29/06/2026

A tribute to the discover of the “GG” probiotic

This is a tribute to a remarkable doctor and researcher who committed his life to advancing knowledge of the cause and cure of many significant infectious diseases. Emeritus Professor of Medicine of Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston Massachusetts, USA, Dr. Sherwood Gorbach passed away on 7th Dec 2024 at the age of 90, having distinguished himself by achieving many medical milestones.
In the 1960s and 1970s. Dr. Gorbach was the discover of enterotoxigenic E. Coli as one of the major causes of deadly diarrhoea diseases in adults and children and of diarrhoea acquired during travels (traveller’s diarrhoea).
In 1978 he and his team of researchers in Tufts University reported that the bacterium, Clostridium difficile, was the cause of a form of extreme antibiotic-associated diarrhoea due to the destruction of good bacteria in the intestinal tract after consuming powerful antibiotics. More than 30 years later in 2011 he fast tracked a new treatment, fidaxomicin, for this devastating infection.
His continuous search for ways to enhance gut health led him and his colleague, Dr. Barry Goldin to identify, in 1985, a unique bacterial strain in the intestinal tract of a healthy human which they named “Lactobacillus GG”*. The discovers lent the first letter in their names to this newly discovered bacterium which had all the characteristics of an effective probiotic. Since the pioneering work of Dr. Gorbach, over 1300 scientific research papers and clinical trials have been conducted on this world-famous “GG” probiotic.
Although Dr. Gorbach received two prestigious lifetime awards for his contribution to microbiology and infectious diseases and numerous accolades, Dr. Gorbach always considered his primary duty was to his patients.
“My research involved animals, labs and microscopes, but the focus was inherently human,” said Dr. Gorbach in an interview with his medical school.**

LACTOGG/LACTOGG+ which contain his original “GG” strain and the millions of people who have benefitted from Dr. Gorbach’s discoveries pay tribute and give thanks to this dedicated teacher, scientist and doctor.

26/06/2026

Fatty liver disease? The proof is in the poo!
 
Researchers from the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine (LKCMedicine), Nanyang Technical University in Singapore, have found a strong link between gut bacteria and liver health.  One of the researchers, Damien Chua, revealed that fatty liver disease was actually a gut condition with its onset in the gut![1,2]
 
In the study, stools of Singaporean, Thai, Indian and Chinese persons from Shenzhen were analysed.  The scientists identified a protein called ANGPTL4 in human p**p.  This protein was produced in the intestines, liver and fat cells and appeared to be crucial in the development of fatty liver.  
 
ANGPTL4 promotes fat burning and puts a brake on fat storage. At the same time it has impact on the severity of inflammation in the gut which damages the natural intestinal barrier. [2,3] The production of ANGPTL4 is influenced by our diet (especially dietary fibre intake) and is regulated by intestinal bacteria composition (microbiome).
 
Thus our gut microbiome influences how much ANGPTL4 is produced and how leaky our gut is.  The more leaky it is, the more easily bad bacteria can get through the gut barrier and into the liver.  Once in the liver, these harmful bacteria create inflammation in the liver and trigger the development of fatty liver and long term liver damage.
 
LACTOGG®’s “GG” probiotic has many documented studies showing it can influence the composition of the gut microbiome and keep the intestinal barrier strong. [4,5] Studies have also shown how “GG” protects the liver from developing inflammation and fatty accumulation.[6,7]
 
Protect our gut to protect our liver!  The evidence is in our poo.

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18/06/2026

Wishing Daddy good health and happiness, always!
爸爸，愿您永远身体健康，喜乐常伴！

12/06/2026