Exploring the World of AKK Bacteria
Akkermansia Muciniphila, commonly referred to as AKK bacteria, is a captivating new field in microbiome research. Discovered in 2004, AKK quickly became a focal point for scientific study due to its unique properties and potential health benefits.
AM06™ Akkermansia Muciniphila
In 2023, our team discovered the AM06 strain, isolated from human breast milk. This strain was thoroughly evaluated and found to have excellent safety and stability. Its strong tolerance to pH and bile salts makes it an ideal candidate for probiotic applications in food, offering significant health benefits.
Unique Advantages of AM06
Safer strain from human milk breast
AM06 is the only strain on the market isolated from the breast milk of healthy women.
Patented strain
Scientific data support
Eight in vivo and in vitro functional validation studies, two comprehensive toxicology and safety studies, and two published research papers.
Shelf stable
The raw material has a shelf life of 36 months, can be stored at room temperature without refrigeration,
