Among the dietary world in the modern day, several problems arise from poor eating habits. Poor health and disease are always on the rise and the nutrition world at large seems to only focus on fads, myths, and fearmongering research that is driven by conflicts of interest and big food and pharma influence. Finding the truth in how to eat healthily is difficult for the average American among so many half-truths and manipulated statistics. Thats why Dr. Megan Rossi, after the loss of her grandma from bowel cancer, felt compelled to take matters into her own hands with her PhD in Gut Microbiomes from the University of Queensland.
Innovating on the way people eat using small and easily stored granola packets, Dr. Rossi designed a gut-loving concoction of healthy nutrients in porridge, muesli, and even yogurt by founding Bio&Me in 2019. Bio&Me introduces millions of healthy gut bacteria and microbes into your microbiome whenever you eat their specially designed foods. The gut is much more than what most people think. In fact, it’s pretty much an entire ecosystem on its own. Just like any other ecosystem though, it can be unbalanced if key members of it are not present. Using live and active cultures in their food, Bio&Me runs damage control on unhealthy guts by introducing a stimulating shot of microbes that reinvigorate an unhealthy gut.
Building bundles of probiotic foods for customers around the world, Dr. Megan Rossi grew her business in Australia, spread to the UK, and now sells gut saving food to people all over the world who suffer from poor gut health. Bio&Me and Dr. Rossi have carved out a niche in the world of probiotics by making nutrients and cultures in foods available to everyone who would look to buy them.
Developing new systems and partnering with healthcare companies and officials (such as Sonic Healthcare), Aengus and Dimitri Tren provide their service to over a million clinicians around the world. To check out their website, 
The world of American health and nutrition is one filled with ill intent and corporate greed, but Kara Collier and her app Nutrisense have taken a step out against the poor conditions of today’s food market. Using nutrition coaching and modern tech through the app, Collier aims to improve health and wellness of people around the world who have found themselves in dead ends thanks to the food they eat. Aiming to strike many chronic illnesses like CVD and diabetes at the source, Nutrisense uses data from Continuous Glucose Monitoring devices as well as professional input from staff to create nutritional plans around a person’s specific metabolism.