・40% of Hong Kong people have a moderate to severe degree of gut microbiome
    imbalance, which affects their physical health. (1)

・40% of people were found to lack a range of important specific beneficial
    bacteria, and only slightly over 10% have a normal gut microbiome,
    indicating that even individuals who perceive themselves as healthy may
    have gut microbiome imbalances. (1)

・Over 60% of chronic disease patients have gut dysbiosis. Among them,
    the proportion of ‘bad bacteria’ such as Candida and Staphylococcus aureus
    in participants with eczema, constipation, and obesity was twice as high as
    that of healthy individuals. (2)

・Over half of Hong Kong people have two or more suboptimal health
    conditions. Different suboptimal health groups lack different beneficial
    gut bacteria. For example, eczema patients mostly lack L. acidophilus,
    while constipation and obesity patients mostly lack L. plantarum. (2)