Register Here: Amy's Unforgettable Takeaways from the 2025 Microbiome Labs Convention

Online Presentation by Amy Sprouse | HHE

October 7th 7:00pm - 9:00pm ET

All who register will receive the replay. Live attendance is encouraged. 

During this call we will cover the microbiome implications for: 

  • Pregnant Mothers and Infants

  • Children

  • Teenagers

  • Women in General

  • Women in Peri/Post-Menopause Years

  • Men

  • The Elderly

Every year, Microbiome Labs - a global leader in human microbiome research for holistic and integrative healthcare practitioners - hosts an annual symposium. This knowledge is for everyBODY.

The next conference will be hosted September 24-27th, 2026 at the Grand Hyatt in Nashville, TN. Mark your calendars!
 

Facts About Your Microbiome:

While our genes are 99.9% the same person to person, your microbiome can vary by up to 90% person to person. Even among identical twins, their microbiomes have been found to be 50% different. This explains a LOT about why people's metabolism, allergies, immune systems, and overall health can differ so much

You have more microbial cells on and in your body than human cells.

Healthy gut bacteria produce nutrients for you, and help to regulate your immune system, while unhealthy gut bacteria produce toxins and trigger your immune system in a negative way. 

A "prebiotic" is what the bacteria and yeast eat; A "probiotic" is the actual bacteria, yeast, or microbe; And a "postbiotic" is what they MAKE for you. We need the postbiotics made by the probiotics to achieve health, fight disease, and have energy!

Healthy gut bacteria thrive when a variety of fiber is present in the gut. Among the remaining tribal societies known on Earth today, many eat upwards of 100 grams of fiber a day. Meanwhile, the average American is consuming ~15 grams per day. This is resulting in a lot of problems for us. 

The human microbiome plays an enormous role in the human immune system. In fact, some microbes are being explored as solutions to major diseases known today. In other words, instead of taking a medication or supplement, you would take a specific probiotic and fiber blend in order to reintroduce that microbe. Some may benefit from receiving a fecal transplant from a person with a healthy microbiome in order to clear up their current condition.

You CAN CHANGE your microbiome - and it CAN be life-changing! 

Infants, children, adolescents, adults, and the elderly all need DIFFERENT microbiomes. We will cover these differences during the live call!

Meet Your Presenter: Amy Sprouse, MPH, HHC, TNC

Amy Sprouse is the Clinical Director of Lilly Fields Center in Hawkinsville, Georgia, where she oversees client outcomes, meets with people 1:1 for health consultations, collects data, and supports a highly integrated care team. She is an Instructor of Anatomy & Physiology and Co-Founder of Holistic Health Educators: Online School of Natural Medicine.

This is Amy's 3rd year at the Microbiome Labs convention, and her 10th year studying and teaching about the human microbiome. She is so excited to share with you all that she learned at this extraordinary event.

To view pictures from the event, visit this Facebook post.