Quality control at Touch of life. Microbiome is critical for making sure that we are processing and developing, as well as monitoring our donors. The shared knowledge that is present in both textbooks show how we keep that Microbiome healthy and what we feed it, and how we treat and prevent issues with our donors by using medical Ozone, ultraviolet light therapy as well as acupuncture, herbs and homeopathy. Because we know that antibiotics, nonsteroidal, anti-inflammatories, pesticides, herbicides chlorine and fluoride, as well as house chemicals, and lawn chemicals can damage the diversity of the Microbiome our care for these dogs is unique and special. For seven generations, these animals have been protected and supported with natural methods that prevent damage to the microbial diversity. Below, you can see some of the specific care that we do for the animals as well as quality control of the products. We have every other week screening with IDEXX Laboratory for fecal analysis and antigen test. Each day the stools are examined by staff and any questionable samples are sent out. Periodically next generation DNA sequencing is done to confirm the quality of the donors. We have used those ae Animal biome MIDog and VDI labs, as well as a research project going on with Progenobiome. My dogs have been studied by Texas A&M, MIT, Animalbiome, VDI labs, MIDog as well.
We have gotten 8 hours of RACE CE for a separate Microbiome mastery class. We have already taught these classes in California, Dallas, and Nashville area. We have already taught these classes in California, Dallas, and Nashville area.
They need to be inclusive in some of the unique therapies like medical Ozone and UVBI that are so important so that we can have success with the MBRT. This additional immune support to make our MBRT.
We have gotten 8 hours of RACE CE for a separate Microbiome mastery class. We have already taught these classes in California, Dallas, and Nashville area. We have already taught these classes in California, Dallas, and Nashville area.
They need to be inclusive in some of the unique therapies like medical Ozone and UVBI that are so important so that we can have success with the MBRT. This additional immune support to make our MBRT.
Images of our facility where we process and preserve the quality of our micro biome products in cryo-freezers that are regularly monitored. All of our cryo- and freezer samples are kept dated with the dogs name and the date of procurement so we know exactly who has which sample. All samples are kept separated until they are cleared with a IDEXX fecal exam. We are constantly monitoring the animals. We have at least 10 in production.
A snapshot of the bimonthly fecal exams on donor dog, Hana, before any fecal material is cleared.
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We have a staff of animal caretakers who help make the dog food, feed them, groom them, help with the birthing process, and make sure that they are loved and cherished, as they do not stay in cages, but live in Dr. Roman’s house. Dr. Roman interacts with them every day, and each one gets a kiss every day, and gets to be petted by her every day.
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Our all-organic fresh food is made every 2 weeks. The dogs’ food is so time-consuming and labor-intensive but it’s because of our dedication to the Microbiome that these dogs have been “rated number one “in the world.
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