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Examining the Change in Microbiome Diversity and Urine Metabolites After Lignite Extract Use
The purpose of this study is to determine whether or not 'Restore' lignite extract mineral supplement impacts the microbiome composition of the mouth and gut. Additionally, participant urine samples will be examined to determine whether or not 'Restore' mineral supplement impacts the composition urine biomarkers and toxins.
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