A reader asked me to add some more conditions (and nicely supplied some links to pubmed articles for those conditions reporting the microbiome shifts). So if you want additional ones, just do the same — send me the conditions and pubmed articles for those conditions reporting the microbiome shifts

Available Conditions

These are from this page, http://microbiomeprescription.com/Library/ConditonAdjustments

•  ADHD – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  All Bacteria associated with any conditions – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Allergies – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Alzheimer’s disease – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) Motor Neuron – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Asthma – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Autism – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Autoimmune Disease – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Brain Trauma – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Chronic Fatigue Syndrome – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Chronic Kidney Disease – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Crohn’s Disease – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Depression – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Gout – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Graves’ disease – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Hashimoto’s thyroiditis – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  High Blood Pressure – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Histamine Issues – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Histamine Issues From Ubiome – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Inflammatory Bowel Disease – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Irritable Bowel Syndrome – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Liver Cirrhosis – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Metabolic Syndrome – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Mood Disorders – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Multiple Sclerosis – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Parkinson’s Disease – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Psoriasis – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Rheumatoid arthritis – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Schizophrenia – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Sclerosis – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Sjögren syndrome – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Stress / post-traumatic stress disorder – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Systemic Lupus Erythematosus – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Type 2 Diabetes – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition
•  Ulcerative colitis – View Taxonomy Layers for this condition

New Chart types

Above you see “View Taxonomy Layers” which I spent most of today coding and testing. Some examples below. The reason is simple, some data is by species, other by genus, other by family — these charts connect the data better in a visual fashion. (Click on image below to see it better)