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New Data Show Seed's Co-Biotics Increase Bioactive Vitamin B3, Gut-Brain Metabolites, and Sleep-Related Tryptophan Through the Microbiome
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Seed presented preclinical data at NUTRITION 2026 demonstrating that its Co-Biotics formulations increase bioactive vitamin B3, gut-brain metabolites, and sleep-related tryptophan through distinct microbiome-mediated pathways.
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Preclinical studies presented showing Co-Biotics increase bioactive vitamin B3, gut-brain metabolites, and sleep-related tryptophan through microbiome-mediated pathways
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Published by PR Newswire Clinical Trials on July 29, 2026 5:40 PM