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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2026 · 14 MIN

Microbiome Myths Unmasked: Data, Disease & Your Hidden Health Code

from Biohackers World Podcast · host Paul Denslow, Brooke Gramer

Your gut contains more genetic material than the rest of your body combined, and understanding what that means may change the way we think about health forever. Joining podcast host Brooke Gramer live at Biohackers World Los Angeles, Paul Denslow, Co-Founder and CEO of Intus Bio, opens the conversation around microbiome science, personal health data, and why collecting information is only valuable when it leads to meaningful action. As the company behind Gut ID, Intus Bio is focused on helping people move beyond scattered biomarkers and toward a clearer understanding of the bacterial ecosystems that influence health outcomes. What they explore together: • why data without interpretation creates more confusion than clarity • the growing role of wearables, AI, and at-home testing • why the microbiome is considered a major driver of health outcomes • the surprising difference between human genes and bacterial genes • common myths about the microbiome, including whether it changes with every meal • how AI and machine learning help decode billions of microbiome data points • why diversity and balance matter across microbiome health • how Gut ID approaches testing and personalized recommendations • early insights into microbiome links with chronic disease and cancer research • what the future may hold for oral, skin, and women’s microbiome testing Throughout the discussion, Paul brings a grounded perspective to a field that can sometimes feel overwhelming or overly technical. His message is refreshingly practical: health data matters most when it becomes understandable, actionable, and connected to the bigger picture of how the body functions. Let’s stay connected: Paul Denslow, Co-Founder & CEO of Intus Bio 👉https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-denslow/ 👉https://www.instagram.com/gutidhealth/ Paul recommends 👉 GutID CMA – Complete Microbiome Assessment US (https://www.gutid.com/collections/all?bg_ref=lwD45WBXQ2) get 20% with BHW20 promo code Brooke Gramer, Podcast Host 👉https://www.instagram.com/howiai.podcast 👉https://www.linkedin.com/in/brookegramer/ 👉https://www.youtube.com/@howiaipod Biohackers World 👉 https://www.biohackers.world/?utm_source=podcast 👉 https://www.instagram.com/biohackers.world/ The Biohackers World Conference & Expo is dedicated to advancing the practice of biohacking and empowering wellness. Focused on providing attendees with the tools and knowledge to optimize their health and lifestyle, the event blends expert-led sessions with hands-on experiences, offering participants insights into the latest technologies and strategies for self-optimization.Join us at the next Biohackers World Conference in Chicago on September 4-5, 2026!

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Your gut contains more genetic material than the rest of your body combined, and understanding what that means may change the way we think about health forever. Joining podcast host Brooke Gramer, Paul Denslow, Co-Founder and CEO of Intus Bio, opens the conversation around microbiome science, personal health data, and why collecting information is only valuable when it leads to meaningful action. As the company behind Gut ID, Intus Bio is focused on helping people move beyond scattered biomarkers and toward a clearer understanding of the bacterial ecosystems that influence health outcomes. Throughout the discussion, Paul brings a grounded perspective to a field that can sometimes feel overwhelming or overly technical. His message is refreshingly practical: health data matters most when it becomes understandable, actionable, and connected to the bigger picture of how the body functions.

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