Dysbiosis, addressed with one defined protocol.
A defined protocol, guided by precision testing: deep sequencing at baseline, a donor matched to your patient from that baseline, four bottles manufactured for your named patient, and follow-up sequencing at the end. The same steps for every case, so implementation stays simple and results are documented consistently.
Microbiome Restoration Protocol
The full four-bottle schedule is in your practitioner account as simple step-by-step instructions, available after registration and login.
A protocol, not a one-time procedure.
Each phase has a clear purpose and a clear handoff. Our team is available at every decision point.
Baseline test & match
CM Bio deep shotgun metagenomic sequencing, then precision donor matching from the result.
Pre-treatment
Pre-treatment is recommended before FMT starts. Simple step-by-step instructions are in your practitioner account after login.
Restore, three months
Three months of FMT: four bottles, manufactured per patient from the matched donor and shipped cold chain.
Re-test, one month after
CM Bio follow-up sequencing one month after FMT ends, compared against baseline.
Maintain
Ongoing support after FMT, chosen by the practitioner. Instructions are in your practitioner account after login.
Illustrative structure only, not a recommendation. Dosing and timing are determined by the treating practitioner for the individual patient.
The future of FMT is matched. It’s available now.
Screening makes a donor safe. Matching makes a donor a fit.
For most of its history, FMT has been one donor fits all. Precision donor matching changes that. Each patient is matched to a screened donor using their own baseline microbiome sequencing, and follow-up sequencing shows how the patient’s microbiome shifted relative to the donor’s. It brings precision-matched FMT out of the research setting and into integrative practice.
Baseline
Your patient completes a CM Bio deep shotgun metagenomic sequencing test. You and your patient both receive the results.
Match
Your patient’s baseline profile is matched to a donor from our screened donor pool using our proprietary donor matching algorithm. The four bottles are then manufactured from that donor for your named patient.
Converge
A follow-up CM Bio test one month after FMT ends shows how your patient’s microbiome shifted relative to the donor’s, an objective read alongside clinical response.
Patient and donor sequencing by CM Bio
What you receiveBaseline microbiome report
Match confirmation [verify: what the practitioner receives at match]
Follow-up comparison report
Donor-recipient matching is one of the most active areas of microbiome research. Novel Biome brings it into integrative practice, for the patients integrative clinicians see every day.
Does matching delay treatment?
Matching happens quickly once baseline results are in, before the four bottles are manufactured.
What does it cost?
Pricing is shown to registered practitioners after login.
How is patient data handled?
Your patient’s sequencing results are used to match them to a donor and to prepare their reports, and are kept confidential. [verify: privacy wording]
Donor matching is part of how product is selected for each patient. It is not a diagnosis and does not predict an individual result. Clinical decisions remain with the treating practitioner.
Deep genome sequencing, at both ends.
Every protocol starts and ends with the same test, so you compare like with like.
CM Bio stool test, before
Deep shotgun metagenomic sequencing characterizes your patient’s gut microbial community before the protocol begins and is used to match them to a donor. You and your patient receive the report.
CM Bio stool test, after
The same sequencing after the course shows how the community has changed. You interpret it alongside your own clinical assessment.
Sequencing by CM Bio (Cmbio), a microbiome laboratory group. [verify: CM Bio description and naming approved by CM Bio]
Test kits are ordered through your practitioner account and can ship to the clinic or the patient.
Test pricing, and how the baseline test applies toward the protocol, are shown to registered practitioners.
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The same steps produce comparable records.
Because every case follows the same protocol and the same pre and post sequencing, practitioners can document cases consistently. A practitioner outcome tracking tool is being scoped for a later phase.
Same protocol
Four bottles, five phases, one simple set of instructions, and donor matching for every patient.
Same test
CM Bio sequencing at baseline and follow-up.
Same record
A consistent case template for your notes. [outcome tracking app: scoping, not in this launch]
Oral first. No procedure required.
Manufactured for a named patient and shipped to the clinic or the patient’s door. Full specifications are in the practitioner portal.
Oral capsules
The predominant format. Taken at home on the practitioner’s schedule. No clinic visit, no sedation, no scope.
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Patented oral powder
Mixed and taken by mouth, for pediatric patients. (U.S. Patent No. 12,064,451)
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Ideal for long-term storage.
To the clinic or the patient’s door.
From manufacture.
Per named patient. Nothing sits on your shelf.
Before you register.
Can I see pricing before registering?
Pricing for the protocol and CM Bio testing is shown only inside approved practitioner accounts. Registration takes a few minutes, and Sarah follows up to schedule your onboarding call.
Why one standardized protocol instead of condition-specific ones?
A single defined protocol is simpler to implement, easier to explain to patients and produces records that can be compared across cases. Patient selection remains your decision.
How is the donor chosen for my patient?
From your patient’s baseline CM Bio sequencing. Our proprietary donor matching algorithm matches that profile to a donor from our screened donor pool, designed for the best possible match. Matching happens quickly once baseline results are in, before the four bottles are manufactured. Practitioners do not receive donor details, but our team is happy to discuss the match with you. Clinical decisions remain with you.
Where is the dosing information?
In your practitioner account, as simple step-by-step instructions. Dosing is determined by the treating practitioner for the individual patient.
Who can order?
Licensed healthcare practitioners, after qualification and an onboarding call.