The gut-brain axis: our specialty, our passion
We’re proud category leaders in two cutting-edge fields: microbiome support and cognitive health.
Although complex and challenging, the health of these two critical, inter-connected systems can dramatically influence our overall health and wellbeing. The brain affects digestion, while the gut microbiome impacts our mood, and cognition; both are key systems contributing to immunity.1-3
Microbiome support
Through decades of meticulous research and innovation, SFI Health has formulated products that supports health by restoring and maintaining microbiome functionality.
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Cognitive health solutions
Based on extensive scientific evidence, SFI Health offers cognitive health products that nourish, protect and fuel the potential of each and every brain.
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General health and wellbeing
Through years of expertise and research SFI Health has crafted a portfolio of nutraceutical products precisely balanced to support your overall health and wellbeing.
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SFI Health Solutions
We are a full-service Contract Development and Manufacturing Organisation (CDMO) you can trust to Design, Develop and Deliver natural healthcare products to the good manufacturing practices (GMP/cGMP) for manufacturing, product development and packaging
We Develop high-quality, cost-effective solutions tested to perform, at speeds traditional CDMOs don’t have the adaptability to match.
We Deliver at scale with flexibility, seamlessness and the ability to quickly pivot with changes in the market.
Reach out and one of our dedicated project managers will be in touch to discuss your requirements and explore how SFI Health Solutions could partner with you.
Our Vision
Be the trusted global leader in developing & delivering human microbiome and cognitive natural solutions that enable people to make informed health choices confidently.
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* Packaging and product claims may vary depending on country-specific regulations. Products available in selected markets. References 1. Rhee S, Pothoulakis C & Mayer E. Nat Rev Gastroenterol Hepatol 2009; 6:306–314. 2. Huang T-T, et al. Front Genet 2019;10:98. 3. Martin CR, et al. Cell Mol Gastroenterol Hepatol 2018;6(2):133-148.
