Rewild Your Gut
A philosophy of restoration where the wisdom of the Earth meets the science of the microbiome.
True health begins when we reconnect the ecosystems within us to the ecosystems around us.
Wild gut, vibrant health
A healthy gut is a wild gut — one with a thriving, diverse ecosystem of beneficial microbes. The microbes that make up your gut microbiome influence everything from digestion and immunity to mood and skin. When diversity flourishes, resilience follows. This understanding has guided us from the beginning; that the key to modern health lies in remembering our biological past.
The invisible microbiome crisis
Microbes are quietly disappearing from our bodies and our environment. Modern life, with its antibiotics, sanitization, and processed diets, has stripped away the wild microbial allies that once sustained human health. The result is an imbalance: our inner ecosystems no longer mirror the abundance of the natural world. To rewild is to restore that connection.
Restoring your inner ecosystem
Your microbiome is alive, dynamic, responsive, and capable of renewal. Each choice you make, each moment you spend in nature, helps shape this living network within you. Through nourishment, movement, and connection, you can rewild your gut — restoring microbial balance and renewing the vitality that modern life has diminished.
Rewilding is key to a healthy gut
But what does that mean, really? It isn’t a new idea, it’s a return. Rewilding begins with small, intentional acts: supporting diversity in your microbiome, connecting to natural rhythms, and choosing foods that feed life rather than deplete it. It’s the daily practice of remembering how health once felt; grounded, balanced, alive.
As our ancestors lived in relationship with the earth, so too can we live in relationship with our inner ecosystems.
Looking to our hunter-gather ancestors for inspiration, eat a varied diet that includes fruits, vegetables, fermented foods and whole animal foods to help support diversity in your gut bacteria.
Rewilding is key to a healthy gut
But what does that mean, really? It isn’t a new idea, it’s a return. Rewilding begins with small, intentional acts: supporting diversity in your microbiome, connecting to natural rhythms, and choosing foods that feed life rather than deplete it. It’s the daily practice of remembering how health once felt; grounded, balanced, alive.
As our ancestors lived in relationship with the earth, so too can we live in relationship with our inner ecosystems.
Diversify your diet
Looking to our hunter-gather ancestors for inspiration, eat a varied diet that includes fruits, vegetables, fermented foods and whole animal foods to help support diversity in your gut bacteria.
Connect to nature
Immersion in nature blankets us with a beneficial microbial ecosystem. Walking barefoot in the grass, swimming in natural bodies of water—even spending time with pets—can help diversify your microbiome.
Feed your microbiome with prebiotics
Include good sources of prebiotics (compounds that act like “food” for beneficial bacteria) in your diet. Examples include seaweeds, mushrooms, raw honey, wild bee pollen, and humic acid.
Incorporate soil-based probiotics
A natural seed-like structure encases the spore-based strains, protecting against degradation by heat and stomach acid, arriving at the lower GI tract intact and alive.
Meet Terraflora
Terraflora® is a next-generation soil-based synbiotic (probiotic + prebiotic) formula designed to help rewild your gut by reintroducing beneficial microbes that are missing from the modern diet into your body.
With a carefully selected array of proven soil-based Bacillus probiotic species, along with organic, wild-harvested prebiotics, Terraflora mimics the complexity of the natural microbiota found in ancestral diets to help your microbiome flourish.
Terraflora® isn’t just a synbiotic — it’s a restoration of relationship. Between soil and self. Between ancestry and evolution. Between nature and the microbiome.
(R)evolutionary microbes
Soil-based organisms (SBOs) exist in extraordinary diversity across the planet.
They thrive in soil ecosystems the way they thrive in the human gut: adaptable, enduring, and symbiotic.
Unlike fragile strains, these spore-formers survive the journey through the digestive tract, awakening only when they reach their natural environment: you.
It’s resilience by design; nature’s blueprint for microbial renewal.
Rewild your gut with Terraflora
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