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Akkermansia
muciniphila

Moderate study situation·7/10
A higher score indicates better study conditions, but not necessarily effectiveness.

Akkermansia muciniphila is a gut bacterium used as a probiotic to support metabolic and digestive health.

dose range
100000000–1000000000 CFU
once daily
Consumption
Take with food, preferably in the morning or with lunch.
Not fat-soluble.
Best time
Clinical studies typically dose alongside a meal.
Description

Akkermansia muciniphila is a beneficial bacterium found in the human gut, available as a probiotic supplement. Early studies suggest it may promote metabolic, gut barrier, and immune health, though more human research is needed.

benefits
Main effects with level of evidence
Moderate
Note on evidence

There is growing evidence from animal studies and early human trials, but large-scale randomized controlled trials are limited.

Supports metabolic health

Moderate

Supplementation may improve insulin sensitivity and certain metabolic markers in overweight and insulin-resistant individuals.

Particularly relevant for: Individuals with metabolic syndrome · Adults with prediabetes or insulin resistance

Improves gut barrier function

Limited

Helps maintain the integrity of the gut lining, which may reduce inflammation and support digestive health.

Particularly relevant for: Adults seeking gut health support

May support healthy weight management

Limited

Some studies show modest weight loss or reduced weight gain in individuals with low baseline Akkermansia levels.

Particularly relevant for: Overweight adults

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