Cultivating a Vegan Microbiome: An Introduction to the Plant Based Probiotic Market

The plant based probiotic market focuses on probiotic products derived from or formulated for individuals following plant-based diets. These products typically contain live and active cultures of beneficial bacteria and yeasts that are not derived from animal sources (like dairy). They may be found in fermented plant-based foods (such as sauerkraut, kimchi, kombucha, and plant-based yogurts) or as supplements containing specific strains of probiotics grown on plant-based media. The market caters to the growing vegan and vegetarian populations, as well as individuals seeking dairy-free or animal-free probiotic options for gut health.

Market Drivers and the Rise of Plant-Based Diets

The plant based probiotic market is driven by the increasing adoption of vegan and vegetarian diets for ethical, environmental, and health reasons. The well-established benefits of probiotics for gut health, including improved digestion, immune function, and nutrient absorption, are…

👁️ Artificial Eyes: Where Medicine Meets Machines

Artificial eyes have long served as cosmetic replacements for those who’ve lost an eye due to trauma, disease, or birth defects. But in recent years, the term “artificial eye” has taken on a whole new meaning — thanks to futuristic tech that aims to restore vision itself. We're no longer just replacing how the eye looks — we’re trying to bring back how it sees.

🔹 1. The Traditional Artificial Eye: Cosmetic, Not Functional

A classic artificial eye is technically known as an ocular prosthesis. It’s a custom-made acrylic or glass shell that fits over an ocular implant and under the eyelids. These prosthetics don’t restore sight but give the appearance of a natural eye.

Key facts:

• Often made after enucleation (surgical eye removal)